JUNO AWARD-WINNING ELLIOTT BROOD SET TO RECORD LIVE ALBUM AT THE DAKOTA TAVERN IN TORONTO
BAND WILL PLAY THREE SHOWS ON JUNE 21ST, 22ND AND 23RD
Elliott BroodΒ have always been a band lauded for their captivating and frenetic live performances. They have decided to capture it over a three-night run at the intimate Dakota Tavern in Toronto. The band will recording three shows on June 21st (tickets), June 22nd (tickets) and June 23rd (tickets). Tickets will only be for sale online and are available now.
The band’s Juno Award-nominated album Work and Love is available to purchase here from Paper Bag Records.
For Work and Love, Elliott BroodΒ withdrew to a farmhouse in Bath, Ontario where they recorded nine songs in two weeks with producer Ian Blurton (The Weakerthans, Amy Millan). The result is their most personal and urgent album to date, with rock influences that nod as much to Neil Young & Crazy Horse, as much as Richard Buckner and Whiskeytown.
Elliott BroodΒ two songwriters Casey Laforet and Mark Sasso decided to mine the bare histories of their own lives: penning verses about the ends of relationships and the tests of adulthood, long drives, childhood retreating in a rear-view mirror. Work and Love also serves as a eulogy for the moments on the doorstep of manhood: first loves, lost loves, and young men’s just desserts.
Select tracks on the album feature Aaron Goldstein (City and Colour) on pedal steel and John Dinsmore (Kathleen Edwards, Sarah Harmer) on bass. Work and Love is Elliott BroodΒ at their sheerest, facing forward and backward at the same time.