Sheepdogs live at Corona Theatre in Montreal on January 29, 2016 (photo by Jason Hughes).
Sheepdogs live at Corona Theatre in Montreal on January 29, 2016 (photo by Jason Hughes).
Sheepdogs
Corona
January 29, 2016
Saskatoon’s The Sheepdogs have been crafting driving 70’s FM rock for a full decade now, with a growing reputation as one of this country’s best live bands. Touring behind 2015’s Future Nostalgia LP, the band brought their good time RN’R to a sold-out crowd at Montreal’s Corona Theatre on Friday, with support by Montreal’s own masters of shred, Beat Cops.
The show marked the opening night of a Canadian tour with both bands, who share an unabashed love of classic 70’s rock, complete with an avalanche of riffs and G.E. Smith face-inducing guitar solos. You can stream the Beat Cops record in full below.
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Following are photos from the night courtesy of Jason Hughes. For more info and all upcoming tour dates, visit thesheepdogs.com and facebook.com/beatcopsfever.
The Sheepdogs
Beat Cops
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