2026 Western Canadian Music Award nominee for Breakout Artist of the Year, Pony Gold is the project of Canadian singer-songwriter Theresa Anne Bromley, blending folk roots with an alt-country spirit, personal lyricism, a distinctive vocal style, and a devotion to honest storytelling.

Her 2025 debut full-length album, High Road Reverie, produced by Leeroy Stagger and released on Neon Moon Records, marked a decisive step in her artistic direction. The album received radio support from CBC, SiriusXM and ABC Country, who called Pony Gold “one of Canada’s most compelling voices.” It reached the Top 5 on the national Earshot charts and has since amassed over 450,000 streams.

Recorded live off the floor, High Road Reverie commits to full performances in the room. The decision anchors the record in presence and interaction, leaving little to hide behind and reflecting how Bromley’s songs exist on stage, where her voice and story meet an audience in real time.

Raised in rural Northern BC, Bromley spent years performing and refining her craft in small venues across Western Canada. That history runs through her writing, with songs shaped by home, leaving, loss, recovery and the unexpected turns her life has taken along the way.

Pony Gold has performed across Canada at festivals including NXNE, Sunfest and Phillips Backyard Weekender, and has shared stages with artists including The Sadies, Cameron Whitcomb and Chaparelle.