Canadian Bush Party
Canadian Bush Party is a folk-rock band from Canada. Their song "Canada's Earphones" came out in 2017 and became popular at festivals. Other songs include...
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Canadian Bush Party is a folk-rock band from Canada. Their song "Canada's Earphones" came out in 2017 and became popular at festivals. Other songs include "Driving To Squamish" and "Duct Tape Saved My Life (But Bondo? Saved My Car)."
In 2019, the band faced criticism for tweets that mocked Indigenous culture. They apologized publicly. The group has released three albums: "Northern Lights" in 2015, "Folklore" in 2018, and "Unity" in 2021.
The current members are Emily Carter on vocals and guitar, Michael Tremblay on fiddle and mandolin, Jean-Luc Vaillancourt on accordion and keyboards, Patrick O'Leary on bass, and David Jones on drums.
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