JC Townsend is an alternative acoustic singer songwriter from Vancouver Canada. He was born in Calgary, where he had his first opportunity to perform and tour with The Calgary Boy’s Choir as the age of 9. JC travelled to the UK and across Canada as a feature performer. In his teens, he changed direction and began a life long journey, playing and touring in heavier (punk, heavy metal, hardcore) bands. JC has contributed to various projects (The Inahlers, Conch, Car 87, Drown in ashes and Press On) on guitar, bass, and as a lead vocalist. He has always had an interest in melodic acoustic music, spinning Led Zepplin and Neil Young Records at a very young age. In early 2020 JC decided to begin his journey as a solo acoustic artists, writing songs rooted in social issues, mental health, addiction, loss, recovery, connection, and his lived experience(s).

ze Lollygaggers play fun covers from the 50’s to now, as well as originals - a few of which are in current films. Mark, Stan & Pete all hail from Kingston ON. Roger's from the UK; he was taught drums by Apple design guru Tony Ive. All professional artists, they met at their kids' elementary school in Kitsilano.Peter G-G - Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica ;

Roger Oldham - Cajone/Drums ;

Mark Spooner - Bass, Guitar, Vocals

Ian “Stan” Wardle (harmonicas) is also from Kingston ON, and has played professionally for 30-odd years, as well as tour-managing well known bands.

War For Your Money is a heavy alternative rock band operating right here in Vancouver. Keeping it simple but keeping it interesting!

Redwoods is the true epitome of a powerhouse 4-piece. The raging fire of sound which burns beneath Devon Webber's soaring and soulful vocals is a blend we have trouble finding in today's music. A band which sticks true to their rock god influences but at the same time leads their own march in search of a diverse rock-and-roll sound. 80's inspired classic, crunchy guitar riffs and jaw-dropping solos are always on the menu, as well as the down-right heavy rock tones and melodies heard from bands such as Audioslave, Foo Fighters and Big Wreck. Redwoods' performances are notoriously fun, sweaty and infectious. They breathe electricity into each member of the room like a contagious rock-and-roll virus.