by Chris Abbott
It's the 30th anniversary for the Juno nominated band Odds, and you can celebrate with them Friday, June 16th at Sammy Krenshaw's in Tillsonburg.
The Vancouver alternative rock band, which formed in 1987, first hit the Canadian charts in 1991, and continued to produce hits throughout the 90s. After taking a hiatus roughly from 1999-2007 - although they continued to play individually and together during that span - three of the group decided to reform in 2008, and they've been performing as a four-member band with one new addition since.
"We're writing another record," said lead vocalist and one of the founding members, Craig Northey, from Vancouver last week. "We just keep forging ahead into the future. We are on the current Stephen Page (Barenaked Ladies) release, myself and the band, so we've been playing with him. I've been playing with him as a band member a little while now, too. Lately I've also been playing with Trans-Canada Highwaymen, which is myself, Stephen Page, Moe Berg and Chris Murphy from Sloan."
--taken from: Tillsonburg News (read more here)
No comments:
Post a Comment