Formed in 2008, multi-award winning internationally renowned alternative rock band The Strumbellas have built their career on crafting exceptional songs, easily connecting with fans through their honest and relatable lyricism and versatile sound. The two-time JUNO Award winners have spent much of their time on the road, delivering standout performances at such notable festivals as Bonnaroo, Governor’s Ball, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and more.

Their 2016 studio album Hope gained international attention with single ‘Spirits’ topping the Billboard Alternative Songs chart, earning them the JUNO Award for ‘Single of the Year’ and a coveted performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. ‘Spirits’ has since been certified 3x Platinum in Canada and Italy, Platinum in Germany, and Gold in Belgium, France and the United States. Their 2019 release Rattlesnake and lead single ‘Salvation’ garnered another TV performance opportunity, this time on Late Night with Seth Meyers, and the track went on to win the band a 2020 SOCAN ‘Rock Music’ Award.

The Strumbellas are Jimmy Chauveau (lead vocals, acoustic guitar), Jeremy Drury (percussion), Jon Hembrey (guitar), Darryl James (bass), Isabel Ritchie (strings), David Ritter (keys), and Simon Ward (songwriter).

Since that first (99-2000) ski season together as a band, The Hairfarmers have cultivated their West Coast “ski bum” musical style to include everything from Johnny Cash to Jimi Hendrix and U2, Bob Dylan to Led Zeppelin and Coldplay, Willie Nelson to the Grateful Dead. The Black Keys to Taylor Swift! Country, rock, blue grass, reggae, folk…. you name it, they’ll play it…their song list is at around 2500 songs. So, what’s a Hairfarmers show all about? That depends on everything from the weather to the cycles of the moon. As they never plan anything prior to a performance, the band themselves would say something like “you have to feel the room and the people in it and choose the songs accordingly…. it’s about finding the music that will take the audience and the band to that place where the fun happens.

Voted “Whistler’s favorite band” every year since 2001, The Hairfarmers are here to stay, playing 250 shows a year and providing the soundtrack to the Whistler experience every season for thousands of locals and visitors alike. Whether at home or on the road, The Hairfarmers will put a smile on your face and a tune in your ear…catch them if you can!

Formed in 2008, multi-award winning internationally renowned alternative rock band The Strumbellas have built their career on crafting exceptional songs, easily connecting with fans through their honest and relatable lyricism and versatile sound. The two-time JUNO Award winners have spent much of their time on the road, delivering standout performances at such notable festivals as Bonnaroo, Governor’s Ball, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and more.

Their 2016 studio album Hope gained international attention with single ‘Spirits’ topping the Billboard Alternative Songs chart, earning them the JUNO Award for ‘Single of the Year’ and a coveted performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. ‘Spirits’ has since been certified 3x Platinum in Canada and Italy, Platinum in Germany, and Gold in Belgium, France and the United States. Their 2019 release Rattlesnake and lead single ‘Salvation’ garnered another TV performance opportunity, this time on Late Night with Seth Meyers, and the track went on to win the band a 2020 SOCAN ‘Rock Music’ Award.

The Strumbellas are Jimmy Chauveau (lead vocals, acoustic guitar), Jeremy Drury (percussion), Jon Hembrey (guitar), Darryl James (bass), Isabel Ritchie (strings), David Ritter (keys), and Simon Ward (songwriter).

Since that first (99-2000) ski season together as a band, The Hairfarmers have cultivated their West Coast “ski bum” musical style to include everything from Johnny Cash to Jimi Hendrix and U2, Bob Dylan to Led Zeppelin and Coldplay, Willie Nelson to the Grateful Dead. The Black Keys to Taylor Swift! Country, rock, blue grass, reggae, folk…. you name it, they’ll play it…their song list is at around 2500 songs. So, what’s a Hairfarmers show all about? That depends on everything from the weather to the cycles of the moon. As they never plan anything prior to a performance, the band themselves would say something like “you have to feel the room and the people in it and choose the songs accordingly…. it’s about finding the music that will take the audience and the band to that place where the fun happens.

Voted “Whistler’s favorite band” every year since 2001, The Hairfarmers are here to stay, playing 250 shows a year and providing the soundtrack to the Whistler experience every season for thousands of locals and visitors alike. Whether at home or on the road, The Hairfarmers will put a smile on your face and a tune in your ear…catch them if you can!

Formed in 2008, multi-award winning internationally renowned alternative rock band The Strumbellas have built their career on crafting exceptional songs, easily connecting with fans through their honest and relatable lyricism and versatile sound. The two-time JUNO Award winners have spent much of their time on the road, delivering standout performances at such notable festivals as Bonnaroo, Governor’s Ball, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and more.

Their 2016 studio album Hope gained international attention with single ‘Spirits’ topping the Billboard Alternative Songs chart, earning them the JUNO Award for ‘Single of the Year’ and a coveted performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. ‘Spirits’ has since been certified 3x Platinum in Canada and Italy, Platinum in Germany, and Gold in Belgium, France and the United States. Their 2019 release Rattlesnake and lead single ‘Salvation’ garnered another TV performance opportunity, this time on Late Night with Seth Meyers, and the track went on to win the band a 2020 SOCAN ‘Rock Music’ Award.

The Strumbellas are Jimmy Chauveau (lead vocals, acoustic guitar), Jeremy Drury (percussion), Jon Hembrey (guitar), Darryl James (bass), Isabel Ritchie (strings), David Ritter (keys), and Simon Ward (songwriter).

Since that first (99-2000) ski season together as a band, The Hairfarmers have cultivated their West Coast “ski bum” musical style to include everything from Johnny Cash to Jimi Hendrix and U2, Bob Dylan to Led Zeppelin and Coldplay, Willie Nelson to the Grateful Dead. The Black Keys to Taylor Swift! Country, rock, blue grass, reggae, folk…. you name it, they’ll play it…their song list is at around 2500 songs. So, what’s a Hairfarmers show all about? That depends on everything from the weather to the cycles of the moon. As they never plan anything prior to a performance, the band themselves would say something like “you have to feel the room and the people in it and choose the songs accordingly…. it’s about finding the music that will take the audience and the band to that place where the fun happens.

Voted “Whistler’s favorite band” every year since 2001, The Hairfarmers are here to stay, playing 250 shows a year and providing the soundtrack to the Whistler experience every season for thousands of locals and visitors alike. Whether at home or on the road, The Hairfarmers will put a smile on your face and a tune in your ear…catch them if you can!

Give it All is the first single from Red Chair. The rockers from Whistler, Canada have been performing together since 2013 and are made up of Adam Wilson (vocals, guitar), Cam Hyde (guitar, vocals), Derek Stembridge (Bass), and Frankie G (drums, vocals).

In 2018, Red Chair released their first record, Give It All, named after their hit debut single.

Stache is not just a DJ, the Sounds of Stache is an experience.

A purveyor of deep, infectious housey grooves and a funky, feel-good atmosphere; his emotive musical selection and blending are his own therapy.

Growing up on an electric diet of Funk, Soul, Jazz, Drum and Bass, and House, his early years were a mixed spectrum of musical influences.  Today, this translates into sets where he picks apart and infuses together all the pieces of the music that he loves best.

Having cultivated his craft and developed an appreciation and deep understanding of delivering music to the dance floor, Stache mixes high-level energy and melodic funky grooves to perfection. Always guaranteed to get a party started!

Shred Kelly is a five-piece, alternative folk-rock band that emerged from the heart of the Canadian Rockies in 2009. Over the past decade the band have taken their highly energetic live show from humble beginnings on the Canadian ski-town circuit to the international stage.

The band’s striking and energy-packed sound has evolved from their eclectic musical influences and their unique experiences as individuals. Their progressive pairing of acoustic instrumentation with electric counterparts, harmonies, and driving rhythm, continues to develop and reach new heights.

Over the years, Shred Kelly has had the opportunity to perform across Canada and internationally at festivals such as Reeperbahn Festival, Australian Music Week, Folk Alliance, and SXSW.

Boy Golden has a purpose: enjoy each day and make good music. Founder and minister of The Church of Better Daze, he wants to help people seeking to improve on yesterday’s themes. His songs, like hymns, are hopeful, fresh, and upbeat. KD & Lunch Meat is fluorescent and fun, like its namesake, and easily ingested. Something to Work Towards searches for the meaning in life, while Smoke on the Breeze and Any Way It Works are warm, tender and linger like perfume. Church of Better Daze is the inspirational, musical manifesto. The harmonies are the collective idea of working together, the mellow melodies keep our hopes alive, and the lyrics are golden rules to live by: Follow your heart / Make good art / Call your momma / Work real hard.

Redefining jam band and stoner cultures by turning dead heads into lively brains, Boy Golden wants to unite us all in a hazy dream under one roof. “We’re all the same at the Church of Better Daze,” he sings. Find unity in the congregation of these 11 tracks, which redefine the precedent for collaboration, common goals and cannabis. If you’re open to learn, and can speak your truth, you can blaze and still get paid in Boy Golden’s Church of Better Daze.