WR887: Solhounds

Episode 887 • April 10, 2024 • 00:39:36
WR887: Solhounds
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WR887: Solhounds

Apr 10 2024 | 00:39:36

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

Remember Solhounds? It’s been a minute, but the 'heavy metal grunge' outfit is back this month for their first show in five years or so (April 26 at the West End Cultural Centre).

They’ll be playing two sets: one of original music, and the other… heavy versions of music from the Shania Twain songbook.

Here's our conversation about the reunion gig, what the future holds, the WHY?!?!? of the whole SolTwain thing, and much more!

Need more Solhounds in your life? Hear earlier incarnations of the band on episode #142 (Aug. 2015) and #249 (Sept. 2017).

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