RadioActive
With smouldering harmonies and clever musical machinations, this core group of 5 musicians faithfully cover familiar hit songs and have fused together an entire repertoire of some of the best known and most popular classic and modern rock songs spanning genres and decades.
Emerging in 2013 from the effervescent green glow of the rehearsal bunker, the band known as RadioActive, has vowed to use their fortitude and ethos only for good, travelling from stage to stage across the vast expanse of Western Canada, entertaining audiences with a fervour befitting a rock cover band of the highest calibre. They guarantee you a good time and can fill a dance floor!
From bars and clubs to Casinos and Corporate events. From community stages and fundraising efforts to opening up for festivals, RadioActive have collectively accumulated over 75 years of live music performance. Each band member is accomplished in each of their musical disciplines and they deliver the songs you love with passion and excellence.20190822133854093421657731409261795Edmonton BandsRadioActiveEdmonton Rockfest
RadioActive
With smouldering harmonies and clever musical machinations, this core group of 5 musicians faithfully cover familiar hit songs and have fused together an entire repertoire of some of the best known and most popular classic and modern rock songs spanning genres and decades.
Emerging in 2013 from the effervescent green glow of the rehearsal bunker, the band known as RadioActive, has vowed to use their fortitude and ethos only for good, travelling from stage to stage across the vast expanse of Western Canada, entertaining audiences with a fervour befitting a rock cover band of the highest calibre. They guarantee you a good time and can fill a dance floor!
From bars and clubs to Casinos and Corporate events. From community stages and fundraising efforts to opening up for festivals, RadioActive have collectively accumulated over 75 years of live music performance. Each band member is accomplished in each of their musical disciplines and they deliver the songs you love with passion and excellence.20190822090401155560035057124508873Edmonton BandsRadioActiveEdmonton Rockfest
RadioActive
With smouldering harmonies and clever musical machinations, this core group of 5 musicians faithfully cover familiar hit songs and have fused together an entire repertoire of some of the best known and most popular classic and modern rock songs spanning genres and decades.
Emerging in 2013 from the effervescent green glow of the rehearsal bunker, the band known as RadioActive, has vowed to use their fortitude and ethos only for good, travelling from stage to stage across the vast expanse of Western Canada, entertaining audiences with a fervour befitting a rock cover band of the highest calibre. They guarantee you a good time and can fill a dance floor!
From bars and clubs to Casinos and Corporate events. From community stages and fundraising efforts to opening up for festivals, RadioActive have collectively accumulated over 75 years of live music performance. Each band member is accomplished in each of their musical disciplines and they deliver the songs you love with passion and excellence.20190822134141965489707259941550651Edmonton BandsRadioActiveEdmonton Rockfest
RadioActive
With smouldering harmonies and clever musical machinations, this core group of 5 musicians faithfully cover familiar hit songs and have fused together an entire repertoire of some of the best known and most popular classic and modern rock songs spanning genres and decades.
Emerging in 2013 from the effervescent green glow of the rehearsal bunker, the band known as RadioActive, has vowed to use their fortitude and ethos only for good, travelling from stage to stage across the vast expanse of Western Canada, entertaining audiences with a fervour befitting a rock cover band of the highest calibre. They guarantee you a good time and can fill a dance floor!
From bars and clubs to Casinos and Corporate events. From community stages and fundraising efforts to opening up for festivals, RadioActive have collectively accumulated over 75 years of live music performance. Each band member is accomplished in each of their musical disciplines and they deliver the songs you love with passion and excellence.20190822090447146841606064966573984Edmonton BandsRadioActiveEdmonton Rockfest
RadioActive
With smouldering harmonies and clever musical machinations, this core group of 5 musicians faithfully cover familiar hit songs and have fused together an entire repertoire of some of the best known and most popular classic and modern rock songs spanning genres and decades.
Emerging in 2013 from the effervescent green glow of the rehearsal bunker, the band known as RadioActive, has vowed to use their fortitude and ethos only for good, travelling from stage to stage across the vast expanse of Western Canada, entertaining audiences with a fervour befitting a rock cover band of the highest calibre. They guarantee you a good time and can fill a dance floor!
From bars and clubs to Casinos and Corporate events. From community stages and fundraising efforts to opening up for festivals, RadioActive have collectively accumulated over 75 years of live music performance. Each band member is accomplished in each of their musical disciplines and they deliver the songs you love with passion and excellence.20190822090426058740727607818902569Edmonton BandsRadioActiveEdmonton Rockfest
Alleviate
2019 Edmonton Rock Music Festival
In Northern Alberta, a band called Alleviate, bound by four friends, who breathe, sweat and bleed rock & roll are creating commotion and proving that rock & roll isn’t dead. These prairie boys combine their roots with their love of rock & roll, creating a signature sound of classic and modern. When playing live they leave it all on the stage a combination of energetic, raw and powerful music. As lovers of all music themselves, Alleviate, believe that a live show requires spontaneity and emotion that can’t be achieved with a click or backing tracks. The band is excited to be heading into the studio to start recording a follow up to their first album “Aggressive Grace”, containing their single “Handle” reached #1 on Pure Grain Audio’s Rock Chart and has seen radio play throughout Alberta. Alleviate’ drive to maintain the authenticity of ‘real’ rock & roll by using, raw emotion, honest lyrics, and powerful music is what separates them from the rest.
Alleviate
2019 Edmonton Rock Music Festival
In Northern Alberta, a band called Alleviate, bound by four friends, who breathe, sweat and bleed rock & roll are creating commotion and proving that rock & roll isn’t dead. These prairie boys combine their roots with their love of rock & roll, creating a signature sound of classic and modern. When playing live they leave it all on the stage a combination of energetic, raw and powerful music. As lovers of all music themselves, Alleviate, believe that a live show requires spontaneity and emotion that can’t be achieved with a click or backing tracks. The band is excited to be heading into the studio to start recording a follow up to their first album “Aggressive Grace”, containing their single “Handle” reached #1 on Pure Grain Audio’s Rock Chart and has seen radio play throughout Alberta. Alleviate’ drive to maintain the authenticity of ‘real’ rock & roll by using, raw emotion, honest lyrics, and powerful music is what separates them from the rest.
Alleviate
2019 Edmonton Rock Music Festival
In Northern Alberta, a band called Alleviate, bound by four friends, who breathe, sweat and bleed rock & roll are creating commotion and proving that rock & roll isn’t dead. These prairie boys combine their roots with their love of rock & roll, creating a signature sound of classic and modern. When playing live they leave it all on the stage a combination of energetic, raw and powerful music. As lovers of all music themselves, Alleviate, believe that a live show requires spontaneity and emotion that can’t be achieved with a click or backing tracks. The band is excited to be heading into the studio to start recording a follow up to their first album “Aggressive Grace”, containing their single “Handle” reached #1 on Pure Grain Audio’s Rock Chart and has seen radio play throughout Alberta. Alleviate’ drive to maintain the authenticity of ‘real’ rock & roll by using, raw emotion, honest lyrics, and powerful music is what separates them from the rest.
Alleviate
2019 Edmonton Rock Music Festival
In Northern Alberta, a band called Alleviate, bound by four friends, who breathe, sweat and bleed rock & roll are creating commotion and proving that rock & roll isn’t dead. These prairie boys combine their roots with their love of rock & roll, creating a signature sound of classic and modern. When playing live they leave it all on the stage a combination of energetic, raw and powerful music. As lovers of all music themselves, Alleviate, believe that a live show requires spontaneity and emotion that can’t be achieved with a click or backing tracks. The band is excited to be heading into the studio to start recording a follow up to their first album “Aggressive Grace”, containing their single “Handle” reached #1 on Pure Grain Audio’s Rock Chart and has seen radio play throughout Alberta. Alleviate’ drive to maintain the authenticity of ‘real’ rock & roll by using, raw emotion, honest lyrics, and powerful music is what separates them from the rest.
Alleviate
2019 Edmonton Rock Music Festival
In Northern Alberta, a band called Alleviate, bound by four friends, who breathe, sweat and bleed rock & roll are creating commotion and proving that rock & roll isn’t dead. These prairie boys combine their roots with their love of rock & roll, creating a signature sound of classic and modern. When playing live they leave it all on the stage a combination of energetic, raw and powerful music. As lovers of all music themselves, Alleviate, believe that a live show requires spontaneity and emotion that can’t be achieved with a click or backing tracks. The band is excited to be heading into the studio to start recording a follow up to their first album “Aggressive Grace”, containing their single “Handle” reached #1 on Pure Grain Audio’s Rock Chart and has seen radio play throughout Alberta. Alleviate’ drive to maintain the authenticity of ‘real’ rock & roll by using, raw emotion, honest lyrics, and powerful music is what separates them from the rest.
The Odds
THE ODDS were formed in 1987 in Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of vocalist-guitarists Craig Northey and Steven Drake, bassist Doug Elliott and drummer Paul Brennan. The band members claim the name came when Brennan asked Drake, in a town somewhere on the BC coast, “What are the odds of us ever escaping bullshit gigs like this?”. In 1991 they released their debut self-produced album Neopolitan, which spawned the radio hits “Love Is the Subject” and “King of the Heap” (both sung by Northey). The third single, the sexually explicit “Wendy Under the Stars” (sung by Drake), failed to chart, but attracted the attention of music critic Greil Marcus in his book Dead Elvis. After the release of Neopolitan, the band was picked up by Warren Zevon, becoming his touring band for his album Mr. Bad Example. In 1993, Zevon returned the favor by guesting on the bands Bedbugs album. Its lead single was “Heterosexual Man”. The video for that song featured the band members performing in drag, with Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald and Mark McKinney from The Kids in the Hall, themselves often noted for drag performances, as stereotypically macho jocks in the audience until Foley inexplicably turns into a woman.
Three more singles were released from the album: “It Falls Apart”, “Jackhammer” and the Europe only “Yes (Means it’s Hard to Say No)”. Good Weird Feeling featured the top 10 hit singles “Truth Untold” and “Eat My Brain”. “Satisfied” hit the top 20. “Mercy to Go” and “Smokescreen” also charted. “Eat My Brain” later found a place on the Craig Northey-produced soundtrack to the The Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy.
The track “Someone Who’s Cool” originally intended for a sequel to the Friends soundtrack, was their first No. 1 single in their native Canada.. They released a new album, Cheerleader, on May 20, 2008, with Northey now performing all lead vocals. A new EP, Noise Trade (named for the website used to sell it), comprising several songs from Cheerleader and covers of tunes from Pointed Sticks and Art Bergmann was prepared for early 2009 release. Early in the year, the band also appeared as themselves (in retro-’50s garb) during a dream sequence in the final season of the Corner Gas television series. The band continues to perform regularly, mostly at festivals and events across Canada.
During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Odds were the “house band” at Canada Hockey House. The band was named the Vancouver Canucks ‘house band’ of the 2010 and 2011 NHL playoffs. The Odds take the stage at 6:45pm on Friday, August 16th!
The Odds
THE ODDS were formed in 1987 in Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of vocalist-guitarists Craig Northey and Steven Drake, bassist Doug Elliott and drummer Paul Brennan. The band members claim the name came when Brennan asked Drake, in a town somewhere on the BC coast, “What are the odds of us ever escaping bullshit gigs like this?”. In 1991 they released their debut self-produced album Neopolitan, which spawned the radio hits “Love Is the Subject” and “King of the Heap” (both sung by Northey). The third single, the sexually explicit “Wendy Under the Stars” (sung by Drake), failed to chart, but attracted the attention of music critic Greil Marcus in his book Dead Elvis. After the release of Neopolitan, the band was picked up by Warren Zevon, becoming his touring band for his album Mr. Bad Example. In 1993, Zevon returned the favor by guesting on the bands Bedbugs album. Its lead single was “Heterosexual Man”. The video for that song featured the band members performing in drag, with Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald and Mark McKinney from The Kids in the Hall, themselves often noted for drag performances, as stereotypically macho jocks in the audience until Foley inexplicably turns into a woman.
Three more singles were released from the album: “It Falls Apart”, “Jackhammer” and the Europe only “Yes (Means it’s Hard to Say No)”. Good Weird Feeling featured the top 10 hit singles “Truth Untold” and “Eat My Brain”. “Satisfied” hit the top 20. “Mercy to Go” and “Smokescreen” also charted. “Eat My Brain” later found a place on the Craig Northey-produced soundtrack to the The Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy.
The track “Someone Who’s Cool” originally intended for a sequel to the Friends soundtrack, was their first No. 1 single in their native Canada.. They released a new album, Cheerleader, on May 20, 2008, with Northey now performing all lead vocals. A new EP, Noise Trade (named for the website used to sell it), comprising several songs from Cheerleader and covers of tunes from Pointed Sticks and Art Bergmann was prepared for early 2009 release. Early in the year, the band also appeared as themselves (in retro-’50s garb) during a dream sequence in the final season of the Corner Gas television series. The band continues to perform regularly, mostly at festivals and events across Canada.
During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Odds were the “house band” at Canada Hockey House. The band was named the Vancouver Canucks ‘house band’ of the 2010 and 2011 NHL playoffs. The Odds take the stage at 6:45pm on Friday, August 16th!Edmonton RockfestBarsnBands.comYEG MusicOdds MusicRock Music FestivalTheOdds071619001
The Odds
THE ODDS were formed in 1987 in Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of vocalist-guitarists Craig Northey and Steven Drake, bassist Doug Elliott and drummer Paul Brennan. The band members claim the name came when Brennan asked Drake, in a town somewhere on the BC coast, “What are the odds of us ever escaping bullshit gigs like this?”. In 1991 they released their debut self-produced album Neopolitan, which spawned the radio hits “Love Is the Subject” and “King of the Heap” (both sung by Northey). The third single, the sexually explicit “Wendy Under the Stars” (sung by Drake), failed to chart, but attracted the attention of music critic Greil Marcus in his book Dead Elvis. After the release of Neopolitan, the band was picked up by Warren Zevon, becoming his touring band for his album Mr. Bad Example. In 1993, Zevon returned the favor by guesting on the bands Bedbugs album. Its lead single was “Heterosexual Man”. The video for that song featured the band members performing in drag, with Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald and Mark McKinney from The Kids in the Hall, themselves often noted for drag performances, as stereotypically macho jocks in the audience until Foley inexplicably turns into a woman.
Three more singles were released from the album: “It Falls Apart”, “Jackhammer” and the Europe only “Yes (Means it’s Hard to Say No)”. Good Weird Feeling featured the top 10 hit singles “Truth Untold” and “Eat My Brain”. “Satisfied” hit the top 20. “Mercy to Go” and “Smokescreen” also charted. “Eat My Brain” later found a place on the Craig Northey-produced soundtrack to the The Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy.
The track “Someone Who’s Cool” originally intended for a sequel to the Friends soundtrack, was their first No. 1 single in their native Canada.. They released a new album, Cheerleader, on May 20, 2008, with Northey now performing all lead vocals. A new EP, Noise Trade (named for the website used to sell it), comprising several songs from Cheerleader and covers of tunes from Pointed Sticks and Art Bergmann was prepared for early 2009 release. Early in the year, the band also appeared as themselves (in retro-’50s garb) during a dream sequence in the final season of the Corner Gas television series. The band continues to perform regularly, mostly at festivals and events across Canada.
During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Odds were the “house band” at Canada Hockey House. The band was named the Vancouver Canucks ‘house band’ of the 2010 and 2011 NHL playoffs. The Odds take the stage at 6:45pm on Friday, August 16th!
The Odds w/Sloan in foreground (special guest appearance)
THE ODDS were formed in 1987 in Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of vocalist-guitarists Craig Northey and Steven Drake, bassist Doug Elliott and drummer Paul Brennan. The band members claim the name came when Brennan asked Drake, in a town somewhere on the BC coast, “What are the odds of us ever escaping bullshit gigs like this?”. In 1991 they released their debut self-produced album Neopolitan, which spawned the radio hits “Love Is the Subject” and “King of the Heap” (both sung by Northey). The third single, the sexually explicit “Wendy Under the Stars” (sung by Drake), failed to chart, but attracted the attention of music critic Greil Marcus in his book Dead Elvis. After the release of Neopolitan, the band was picked up by Warren Zevon, becoming his touring band for his album Mr. Bad Example. In 1993, Zevon returned the favor by guesting on the bands Bedbugs album. Its lead single was “Heterosexual Man”. The video for that song featured the band members performing in drag, with Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald and Mark McKinney from The Kids in the Hall, themselves often noted for drag performances, as stereotypically macho jocks in the audience until Foley inexplicably turns into a woman.
Three more singles were released from the album: “It Falls Apart”, “Jackhammer” and the Europe only “Yes (Means it’s Hard to Say No)”. Good Weird Feeling featured the top 10 hit singles “Truth Untold” and “Eat My Brain”. “Satisfied” hit the top 20. “Mercy to Go” and “Smokescreen” also charted. “Eat My Brain” later found a place on the Craig Northey-produced soundtrack to the The Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy.
The track “Someone Who’s Cool” originally intended for a sequel to the Friends soundtrack, was their first No. 1 single in their native Canada.. They released a new album, Cheerleader, on May 20, 2008, with Northey now performing all lead vocals. A new EP, Noise Trade (named for the website used to sell it), comprising several songs from Cheerleader and covers of tunes from Pointed Sticks and Art Bergmann was prepared for early 2009 release. Early in the year, the band also appeared as themselves (in retro-’50s garb) during a dream sequence in the final season of the Corner Gas television series. The band continues to perform regularly, mostly at festivals and events across Canada.
During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Odds were the “house band” at Canada Hockey House. The band was named the Vancouver Canucks ‘house band’ of the 2010 and 2011 NHL playoffs. The Odds take the stage at 6:45pm on Friday, August 16th!
The Odds
THE ODDS were formed in 1987 in Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of vocalist-guitarists Craig Northey and Steven Drake, bassist Doug Elliott and drummer Paul Brennan. The band members claim the name came when Brennan asked Drake, in a town somewhere on the BC coast, “What are the odds of us ever escaping bullshit gigs like this?”. In 1991 they released their debut self-produced album Neopolitan, which spawned the radio hits “Love Is the Subject” and “King of the Heap” (both sung by Northey). The third single, the sexually explicit “Wendy Under the Stars” (sung by Drake), failed to chart, but attracted the attention of music critic Greil Marcus in his book Dead Elvis. After the release of Neopolitan, the band was picked up by Warren Zevon, becoming his touring band for his album Mr. Bad Example. In 1993, Zevon returned the favor by guesting on the bands Bedbugs album. Its lead single was “Heterosexual Man”. The video for that song featured the band members performing in drag, with Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald and Mark McKinney from The Kids in the Hall, themselves often noted for drag performances, as stereotypically macho jocks in the audience until Foley inexplicably turns into a woman.
Three more singles were released from the album: “It Falls Apart”, “Jackhammer” and the Europe only “Yes (Means it’s Hard to Say No)”. Good Weird Feeling featured the top 10 hit singles “Truth Untold” and “Eat My Brain”. “Satisfied” hit the top 20. “Mercy to Go” and “Smokescreen” also charted. “Eat My Brain” later found a place on the Craig Northey-produced soundtrack to the The Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy.
The track “Someone Who’s Cool” originally intended for a sequel to the Friends soundtrack, was their first No. 1 single in their native Canada.. They released a new album, Cheerleader, on May 20, 2008, with Northey now performing all lead vocals. A new EP, Noise Trade (named for the website used to sell it), comprising several songs from Cheerleader and covers of tunes from Pointed Sticks and Art Bergmann was prepared for early 2009 release. Early in the year, the band also appeared as themselves (in retro-’50s garb) during a dream sequence in the final season of the Corner Gas television series. The band continues to perform regularly, mostly at festivals and events across Canada.
During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Odds were the “house band” at Canada Hockey House. The band was named the Vancouver Canucks ‘house band’ of the 2010 and 2011 NHL playoffs. The Odds take the stage at 6:45pm on Friday, August 16th!
The Odds
THE ODDS were formed in 1987 in Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of vocalist-guitarists Craig Northey and Steven Drake, bassist Doug Elliott and drummer Paul Brennan. The band members claim the name came when Brennan asked Drake, in a town somewhere on the BC coast, “What are the odds of us ever escaping bullshit gigs like this?”. In 1991 they released their debut self-produced album Neopolitan, which spawned the radio hits “Love Is the Subject” and “King of the Heap” (both sung by Northey). The third single, the sexually explicit “Wendy Under the Stars” (sung by Drake), failed to chart, but attracted the attention of music critic Greil Marcus in his book Dead Elvis. After the release of Neopolitan, the band was picked up by Warren Zevon, becoming his touring band for his album Mr. Bad Example. In 1993, Zevon returned the favor by guesting on the bands Bedbugs album. Its lead single was “Heterosexual Man”. The video for that song featured the band members performing in drag, with Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald and Mark McKinney from The Kids in the Hall, themselves often noted for drag performances, as stereotypically macho jocks in the audience until Foley inexplicably turns into a woman.
Three more singles were released from the album: “It Falls Apart”, “Jackhammer” and the Europe only “Yes (Means it’s Hard to Say No)”. Good Weird Feeling featured the top 10 hit singles “Truth Untold” and “Eat My Brain”. “Satisfied” hit the top 20. “Mercy to Go” and “Smokescreen” also charted. “Eat My Brain” later found a place on the Craig Northey-produced soundtrack to the The Kids in the Hall movie Brain Candy.
The track “Someone Who’s Cool” originally intended for a sequel to the Friends soundtrack, was their first No. 1 single in their native Canada.. They released a new album, Cheerleader, on May 20, 2008, with Northey now performing all lead vocals. A new EP, Noise Trade (named for the website used to sell it), comprising several songs from Cheerleader and covers of tunes from Pointed Sticks and Art Bergmann was prepared for early 2009 release. Early in the year, the band also appeared as themselves (in retro-’50s garb) during a dream sequence in the final season of the Corner Gas television series. The band continues to perform regularly, mostly at festivals and events across Canada.
During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Odds were the “house band” at Canada Hockey House. The band was named the Vancouver Canucks ‘house band’ of the 2010 and 2011 NHL playoffs. The Odds take the stage at 6:45pm on Friday, August 16th!
Jacquie Daniels and the Jokers
JACQUIE DANIELS & THE JOKERS, are going all in and laying down their royal flush. With Metis Blonde Bombshell, Jacquie Daniels, or as she goes by “Queen of Rock”, her and the Jokers are the band to beat, with their hard hitting rock riffs accompanied by Jacquie's sultry blues inspired voice. Jacquie Daniels was recently hand picked to partake in SOCANS Masterclass Writing Workshop whose mentor this year was Brian Howes in which he personally compared Jacquie Daniels presence and voice to power house Grace Slick. Since attending this elite event many more articles have come out praising her vocal prowess and as one article stated “the most powerful female voice, I have heard in a long time”. J & J are experts at putting on a show from using glitter cannons to smoke bombs - you are going to want to keep in your back pocket.
Band Members:
Jacquie Daniels - Singer
Zach Bunzenmeyer - Guitar
Max Foerester - Guitar/Pianist/ Backing Vocals
MJ Cummins - Bass/ Backing Vocals
Chad Nafe - Drums
Jacquie Daniels and the Jokers
JACQUIE DANIELS & THE JOKERS, are going all in and laying down their royal flush. With Metis Blonde Bombshell, Jacquie Daniels, or as she goes by “Queen of Rock”, her and the Jokers are the band to beat, with their hard hitting rock riffs accompanied by Jacquie's sultry blues inspired voice. Jacquie Daniels was recently hand picked to partake in SOCANS Masterclass Writing Workshop whose mentor this year was Brian Howes in which he personally compared Jacquie Daniels presence and voice to power house Grace Slick. Since attending this elite event many more articles have come out praising her vocal prowess and as one article stated “the most powerful female voice, I have heard in a long time”. J & J are experts at putting on a show from using glitter cannons to smoke bombs - you are going to want to keep in your back pocket.
Band Members:
Jacquie Daniels - Singer
Zach Bunzenmeyer - Guitar
Max Foerester - Guitar/Pianist/ Backing Vocals
MJ Cummins - Bass/ Backing Vocals
Chad Nafe - DrumsJacquie Daniels and the JokersEdmonton RockfestBarsnBands.comBrad Edwards PhotogrpahyFesitval PhotographyEdmonton Music
Jacquie Daniels and the Jokers
JACQUIE DANIELS & THE JOKERS, are going all in and laying down their royal flush. With Metis Blonde Bombshell, Jacquie Daniels, or as she goes by “Queen of Rock”, her and the Jokers are the band to beat, with their hard hitting rock riffs accompanied by Jacquie's sultry blues inspired voice. Jacquie Daniels was recently hand picked to partake in SOCANS Masterclass Writing Workshop whose mentor this year was Brian Howes in which he personally compared Jacquie Daniels presence and voice to power house Grace Slick. Since attending this elite event many more articles have come out praising her vocal prowess and as one article stated “the most powerful female voice, I have heard in a long time”. J & J are experts at putting on a show from using glitter cannons to smoke bombs - you are going to want to keep in your back pocket.
Band Members:
Jacquie Daniels - Singer
Zach Bunzenmeyer - Guitar
Max Foerester - Guitar/Pianist/ Backing Vocals
MJ Cummins - Bass/ Backing Vocals
Chad Nafe - Drums
Sloan
In 1991 bassist and vocalist Chris Murphy and drummer Andrew Scott met while studying at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and with the addition of Patrick Pentland on guitar and vocals and Jay Ferguson on guitar, formed Sloan. A year later the band made their recording debut on the Halifax, Canada CD compilation “Hear & Now” before releasing their debut EP “Peppermint” (1991) on their own label Murderecords. In 1992 Sloan signed with Geffen Records and released their full-length debut “Smeared”.
The band’s 1994 follow-up “Twice Removed”, despite the lack of promotion by Geffen Records due to artistic disputes sold well in their home nation of Canada but not so well in America. The record was undisputedly simpler and more melodic than its predecessor despite the label’s best efforts for Sloan make it noisier and for them to fit into the grunge scene. The album was named “The Best Canadian Album of All Time” by one poll and revered by many other and the band supported the album with a relentless tour of Canada thereafter.
During a small hiatus in 1995 where members pursued their own musical interests, Sloan returned in 1995 and released the single “Same Old Flame”. The single made way for another hugely popular album in Canada “One Chord to Another” in 1996. It was recorded on a very tight budget however eventually got a well-received U.S. release when the band signed with EMI subsidiary Enclave in early 1997.
Sloan subsequently released “Navy Blues” in 1998, the double live album “4 Nights at the Palais Royale” in 1999, “Between the Bridges” in 1999, “Pretty Together” in 2011 and “Action Pact” in 2003. The latter of which was recorded in Los Angeles with Tom Rothrock in the production seat in the hope of appealing to a U.S. audience. Its successor, the 30-track long “Never Hear the End of It” in 2006 saw all members of the band contributing a section of songs and became Sloan’s highest charting album in the U.S.
In 2008 Yep Roc Records released Sloan’s ninth studio album “Parallel Play”, followed by the EP “Hit & Run” in 2009 and the full-length studio release “Double Cross” in 2011. “Commonwealth”, released in 2014 is an extensive double album with each of the four sides written by one of the band members to allow their personalities to blossom.20190823141310628369214412404880352Sloanedmonton rockfestbrad edwards photographymusic photography
Sloan
In 1991 bassist and vocalist Chris Murphy and drummer Andrew Scott met while studying at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and with the addition of Patrick Pentland on guitar and vocals and Jay Ferguson on guitar, formed Sloan. A year later the band made their recording debut on the Halifax, Canada CD compilation “Hear & Now” before releasing their debut EP “Peppermint” (1991) on their own label Murderecords. In 1992 Sloan signed with Geffen Records and released their full-length debut “Smeared”.
The band’s 1994 follow-up “Twice Removed”, despite the lack of promotion by Geffen Records due to artistic disputes sold well in their home nation of Canada but not so well in America. The record was undisputedly simpler and more melodic than its predecessor despite the label’s best efforts for Sloan make it noisier and for them to fit into the grunge scene. The album was named “The Best Canadian Album of All Time” by one poll and revered by many other and the band supported the album with a relentless tour of Canada thereafter.
During a small hiatus in 1995 where members pursued their own musical interests, Sloan returned in 1995 and released the single “Same Old Flame”. The single made way for another hugely popular album in Canada “One Chord to Another” in 1996. It was recorded on a very tight budget however eventually got a well-received U.S. release when the band signed with EMI subsidiary Enclave in early 1997.
Sloan subsequently released “Navy Blues” in 1998, the double live album “4 Nights at the Palais Royale” in 1999, “Between the Bridges” in 1999, “Pretty Together” in 2011 and “Action Pact” in 2003. The latter of which was recorded in Los Angeles with Tom Rothrock in the production seat in the hope of appealing to a U.S. audience. Its successor, the 30-track long “Never Hear the End of It” in 2006 saw all members of the band contributing a section of songs and became Sloan’s highest charting album in the U.S.
In 2008 Yep Roc Records released Sloan’s ninth studio album “Parallel Play”, followed by the EP “Hit & Run” in 2009 and the full-length studio release “Double Cross” in 2011. “Commonwealth”, released in 2014 is an extensive double album with each of the four sides written by one of the band members to allow their personalities to blossom.Sloanedmonton rockfestbrad edwards photographymusic photography
Sloan
In 1991 bassist and vocalist Chris Murphy and drummer Andrew Scott met while studying at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and with the addition of Patrick Pentland on guitar and vocals and Jay Ferguson on guitar, formed Sloan. A year later the band made their recording debut on the Halifax, Canada CD compilation “Hear & Now” before releasing their debut EP “Peppermint” (1991) on their own label Murderecords. In 1992 Sloan signed with Geffen Records and released their full-length debut “Smeared”.
The band’s 1994 follow-up “Twice Removed”, despite the lack of promotion by Geffen Records due to artistic disputes sold well in their home nation of Canada but not so well in America. The record was undisputedly simpler and more melodic than its predecessor despite the label’s best efforts for Sloan make it noisier and for them to fit into the grunge scene. The album was named “The Best Canadian Album of All Time” by one poll and revered by many other and the band supported the album with a relentless tour of Canada thereafter.
During a small hiatus in 1995 where members pursued their own musical interests, Sloan returned in 1995 and released the single “Same Old Flame”. The single made way for another hugely popular album in Canada “One Chord to Another” in 1996. It was recorded on a very tight budget however eventually got a well-received U.S. release when the band signed with EMI subsidiary Enclave in early 1997.
Sloan subsequently released “Navy Blues” in 1998, the double live album “4 Nights at the Palais Royale” in 1999, “Between the Bridges” in 1999, “Pretty Together” in 2011 and “Action Pact” in 2003. The latter of which was recorded in Los Angeles with Tom Rothrock in the production seat in the hope of appealing to a U.S. audience. Its successor, the 30-track long “Never Hear the End of It” in 2006 saw all members of the band contributing a section of songs and became Sloan’s highest charting album in the U.S.
In 2008 Yep Roc Records released Sloan’s ninth studio album “Parallel Play”, followed by the EP “Hit & Run” in 2009 and the full-length studio release “Double Cross” in 2011. “Commonwealth”, released in 2014 is an extensive double album with each of the four sides written by one of the band members to allow their personalities to blossom.20190823141035195871084606159765160Sloanedmonton rockfestbrad edwards photographymusic photography
Sloan
In 1991 bassist and vocalist Chris Murphy and drummer Andrew Scott met while studying at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and with the addition of Patrick Pentland on guitar and vocals and Jay Ferguson on guitar, formed Sloan. A year later the band made their recording debut on the Halifax, Canada CD compilation “Hear & Now” before releasing their debut EP “Peppermint” (1991) on their own label Murderecords. In 1992 Sloan signed with Geffen Records and released their full-length debut “Smeared”.
The band’s 1994 follow-up “Twice Removed”, despite the lack of promotion by Geffen Records due to artistic disputes sold well in their home nation of Canada but not so well in America. The record was undisputedly simpler and more melodic than its predecessor despite the label’s best efforts for Sloan make it noisier and for them to fit into the grunge scene. The album was named “The Best Canadian Album of All Time” by one poll and revered by many other and the band supported the album with a relentless tour of Canada thereafter.
During a small hiatus in 1995 where members pursued their own musical interests, Sloan returned in 1995 and released the single “Same Old Flame”. The single made way for another hugely popular album in Canada “One Chord to Another” in 1996. It was recorded on a very tight budget however eventually got a well-received U.S. release when the band signed with EMI subsidiary Enclave in early 1997.
Sloan subsequently released “Navy Blues” in 1998, the double live album “4 Nights at the Palais Royale” in 1999, “Between the Bridges” in 1999, “Pretty Together” in 2011 and “Action Pact” in 2003. The latter of which was recorded in Los Angeles with Tom Rothrock in the production seat in the hope of appealing to a U.S. audience. Its successor, the 30-track long “Never Hear the End of It” in 2006 saw all members of the band contributing a section of songs and became Sloan’s highest charting album in the U.S.
In 2008 Yep Roc Records released Sloan’s ninth studio album “Parallel Play”, followed by the EP “Hit & Run” in 2009 and the full-length studio release “Double Cross” in 2011. “Commonwealth”, released in 2014 is an extensive double album with each of the four sides written by one of the band members to allow their personalities to blossom.20190823105808656628088341464124222Sloanedmonton rockfestbrad edwards photographymusic photography
Sloan
In 1991 bassist and vocalist Chris Murphy and drummer Andrew Scott met while studying at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and with the addition of Patrick Pentland on guitar and vocals and Jay Ferguson on guitar, formed Sloan. A year later the band made their recording debut on the Halifax, Canada CD compilation “Hear & Now” before releasing their debut EP “Peppermint” (1991) on their own label Murderecords. In 1992 Sloan signed with Geffen Records and released their full-length debut “Smeared”.
The band’s 1994 follow-up “Twice Removed”, despite the lack of promotion by Geffen Records due to artistic disputes sold well in their home nation of Canada but not so well in America. The record was undisputedly simpler and more melodic than its predecessor despite the label’s best efforts for Sloan make it noisier and for them to fit into the grunge scene. The album was named “The Best Canadian Album of All Time” by one poll and revered by many other and the band supported the album with a relentless tour of Canada thereafter.
During a small hiatus in 1995 where members pursued their own musical interests, Sloan returned in 1995 and released the single “Same Old Flame”. The single made way for another hugely popular album in Canada “One Chord to Another” in 1996. It was recorded on a very tight budget however eventually got a well-received U.S. release when the band signed with EMI subsidiary Enclave in early 1997.
Sloan subsequently released “Navy Blues” in 1998, the double live album “4 Nights at the Palais Royale” in 1999, “Between the Bridges” in 1999, “Pretty Together” in 2011 and “Action Pact” in 2003. The latter of which was recorded in Los Angeles with Tom Rothrock in the production seat in the hope of appealing to a U.S. audience. Its successor, the 30-track long “Never Hear the End of It” in 2006 saw all members of the band contributing a section of songs and became Sloan’s highest charting album in the U.S.
In 2008 Yep Roc Records released Sloan’s ninth studio album “Parallel Play”, followed by the EP “Hit & Run” in 2009 and the full-length studio release “Double Cross” in 2011. “Commonwealth”, released in 2014 is an extensive double album with each of the four sides written by one of the band members to allow their personalities to blossom.Sloan081619002edmonton rockfestbrad edwards photographymusic photography
Sloan
In 1991 bassist and vocalist Chris Murphy and drummer Andrew Scott met while studying at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and with the addition of Patrick Pentland on guitar and vocals and Jay Ferguson on guitar, formed Sloan. A year later the band made their recording debut on the Halifax, Canada CD compilation “Hear & Now” before releasing their debut EP “Peppermint” (1991) on their own label Murderecords. In 1992 Sloan signed with Geffen Records and released their full-length debut “Smeared”.
The band’s 1994 follow-up “Twice Removed”, despite the lack of promotion by Geffen Records due to artistic disputes sold well in their home nation of Canada but not so well in America. The record was undisputedly simpler and more melodic than its predecessor despite the label’s best efforts for Sloan make it noisier and for them to fit into the grunge scene. The album was named “The Best Canadian Album of All Time” by one poll and revered by many other and the band supported the album with a relentless tour of Canada thereafter.
During a small hiatus in 1995 where members pursued their own musical interests, Sloan returned in 1995 and released the single “Same Old Flame”. The single made way for another hugely popular album in Canada “One Chord to Another” in 1996. It was recorded on a very tight budget however eventually got a well-received U.S. release when the band signed with EMI subsidiary Enclave in early 1997.
Sloan subsequently released “Navy Blues” in 1998, the double live album “4 Nights at the Palais Royale” in 1999, “Between the Bridges” in 1999, “Pretty Together” in 2011 and “Action Pact” in 2003. The latter of which was recorded in Los Angeles with Tom Rothrock in the production seat in the hope of appealing to a U.S. audience. Its successor, the 30-track long “Never Hear the End of It” in 2006 saw all members of the band contributing a section of songs and became Sloan’s highest charting album in the U.S.
In 2008 Yep Roc Records released Sloan’s ninth studio album “Parallel Play”, followed by the EP “Hit & Run” in 2009 and the full-length studio release “Double Cross” in 2011. “Commonwealth”, released in 2014 is an extensive double album with each of the four sides written by one of the band members to allow their personalities to blossom.Sloan081619003edmonton rockfestbrad edwards photographymusic photography
One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan started out back in 1989 as your typical garage band playing the rock n' roll cover tunes of the era. Formed by a couple of friends Trevor Mullen and Jeff Brock Myrfield with Dennis Ward soon after. The band quickly became a popular trio around Edmonton invited to open for some iconic classic rock bands like Northern pikes, David Wilcox, Honeymoon Suite, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth & April Wine to name a few. With Trevor on Drums, there was room for a rhythm guitar player to complete the band, so they brought on Sean Murray to take over the kit. With Dennis on lead guitar, Jeff on Bass and now Trevor on rhythm guitar they became the four piece classic rock band they are today. The key to playing together for so many years was and still is based on a glass of ice and spiced rum.
Four guys just doin' what it is that they do.
TREVOR MULLEN - RHYTHM GUITAR, VOCALS
JEFF BROCK MYRFIELD - BASS, VOCALS
DENNIS WARD - GUITAR , VOCALS
SEAN MURRAY - DRUMS VOCALSONS071719006One Nite StanBarsnBands.comEdmonton Rockfest
From One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan started out back in 1989 as your typical garage band playing the rock n' roll cover tunes of the era. Formed by a couple of friends Trevor Mullen and Jeff Brock Myrfield with Dennis Ward soon after. The band quickly became a popular trio around Edmonton invited to open for some iconic classic rock bands like Northern pikes, David Wilcox, Honeymoon Suite, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth & April Wine to name a few. With Trevor on Drums, there was room for a rhythm guitar player to complete the band, so they brought on Sean Murray to take over the kit. With Dennis on lead guitar, Jeff on Bass and now Trevor on rhythm guitar they became the four piece classic rock band they are today. The key to playing together for so many years was and still is based on a glass of ice and spiced rum.
Four guys just doin' what it is that they do.
TREVOR MULLEN - RHYTHM GUITAR, VOCALS
JEFF BROCK MYRFIELD - BASS, VOCALS
DENNIS WARD - GUITAR , VOCALS
SEAN MURRAY - DRUMS VOCALSONS071719004One Nite StanBarsnBands.comEdmonton Rockfest
From One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan started out back in 1989 as your typical garage band playing the rock n' roll cover tunes of the era. Formed by a couple of friends Trevor Mullen and Jeff Brock Myrfield with Dennis Ward soon after. The band quickly became a popular trio around Edmonton invited to open for some iconic classic rock bands like Northern pikes, David Wilcox, Honeymoon Suite, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth & April Wine to name a few. With Trevor on Drums, there was room for a rhythm guitar player to complete the band, so they brought on Sean Murray to take over the kit. With Dennis on lead guitar, Jeff on Bass and now Trevor on rhythm guitar they became the four piece classic rock band they are today. The key to playing together for so many years was and still is based on a glass of ice and spiced rum.
Four guys just doin' what it is that they do.
TREVOR MULLEN - RHYTHM GUITAR, VOCALS
JEFF BROCK MYRFIELD - BASS, VOCALS
DENNIS WARD - GUITAR , VOCALS
SEAN MURRAY - DRUMS VOCALSONS071719005One Nite StanBarsnBands.comEdmonton Rockfest
From One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan started out back in 1989 as your typical garage band playing the rock n' roll cover tunes of the era. Formed by a couple of friends Trevor Mullen and Jeff Brock Myrfield with Dennis Ward soon after. The band quickly became a popular trio around Edmonton invited to open for some iconic classic rock bands like Northern pikes, David Wilcox, Honeymoon Suite, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth & April Wine to name a few. With Trevor on Drums, there was room for a rhythm guitar player to complete the band, so they brought on Sean Murray to take over the kit. With Dennis on lead guitar, Jeff on Bass and now Trevor on rhythm guitar they became the four piece classic rock band they are today. The key to playing together for so many years was and still is based on a glass of ice and spiced rum.
Four guys just doin' what it is that they do.
TREVOR MULLEN - RHYTHM GUITAR, VOCALS
JEFF BROCK MYRFIELD - BASS, VOCALS
DENNIS WARD - GUITAR , VOCALS
SEAN MURRAY - DRUMS VOCALSONS071719007One Nite StanBarsnBands.comEdmonton Rockfest
From One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan started out back in 1989 as your typical garage band playing the rock n' roll cover tunes of the era. Formed by a couple of friends Trevor Mullen and Jeff Brock Myrfield with Dennis Ward soon after. The band quickly became a popular trio around Edmonton invited to open for some iconic classic rock bands like Northern pikes, David Wilcox, Honeymoon Suite, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth & April Wine to name a few. With Trevor on Drums, there was room for a rhythm guitar player to complete the band, so they brought on Sean Murray to take over the kit. With Dennis on lead guitar, Jeff on Bass and now Trevor on rhythm guitar they became the four piece classic rock band they are today. The key to playing together for so many years was and still is based on a glass of ice and spiced rum.
Four guys just doin' what it is that they do.
TREVOR MULLEN - RHYTHM GUITAR, VOCALS
JEFF BROCK MYRFIELD - BASS, VOCALS
DENNIS WARD - GUITAR , VOCALS
SEAN MURRAY - DRUMS VOCALSONS071719001One Nite StanBarsnBands.comEdmonton Rockfest
From One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan
One Nite Stan started out back in 1989 as your typical garage band playing the rock n' roll cover tunes of the era. Formed by a couple of friends Trevor Mullen and Jeff Brock Myrfield with Dennis Ward soon after. The band quickly became a popular trio around Edmonton invited to open for some iconic classic rock bands like Northern pikes, David Wilcox, Honeymoon Suite, Blue Oyster Cult, Nazareth & April Wine to name a few. With Trevor on Drums, there was room for a rhythm guitar player to complete the band, so they brought on Sean Murray to take over the kit. With Dennis on lead guitar, Jeff on Bass and now Trevor on rhythm guitar they became the four piece classic rock band they are today. The key to playing together for so many years was and still is based on a glass of ice and spiced rum.
Four guys just doin' what it is that they do.
TREVOR MULLEN - RHYTHM GUITAR, VOCALS
JEFF BROCK MYRFIELD - BASS, VOCALS
DENNIS WARD - GUITAR , VOCALS
SEAN MURRAY - DRUMS VOCALSONS071719003One Nite StanBarsnBands.comEdmonton Rockfest
From One Nite Stan
