Barber Shop Podcast

This is a blues town as sure as the day is long and hard. Raised a stones throw form this very Studio, Alfie Smith was Hamilton's prodigal son, born to make his mark deep in the hearts of those who hear him whisper and holler. This episode visits a family

The mix of Celtic and Canadiana with a stiff shot of punk make The Plain Steel not only marketable, but also magical. Formed a decade ago, the current line up of Ross Lizotte (guitar/vocals), Tim Friezen (stand up bass), Louis Waters (drums), Jason Sanisl

Some guys don't make it to the Barber Shop very often, if ever. Maintaining a youthful outlook, let alone the locks is a hard gig for most of us, but Doug Feaver has been writing, singing, and playing the kind of music that defines both this city and this

Being fearless and finding your own voice is crucial if a young band is to get noticed in this mean ol' town.

Keegan Early (drums) and Clive Dickson (bass) had an early and passionate affair with music, robbing their parents record collections of all the

You've arrived here either by direction or accident, but either way it's going to change your life. BOXO Studio is the mother ship of Barber Shop Podcast, and like the carrier you take flight from, there is precious little to hang your toothbrush on if it

A natural performer from the get-go, Sammi Morelli was singing and dancing her way up the ladder until she recorded her first record while still a pre-teen. Hailing from the Vancouver suburb of Langley, the friends and family members who joined her on sta

Hamilton is full of killer acts, and to stand tall amongst your peers is a sure sign of greatness in this crucible of music. Glowing red hot, the burlesque Queen turned country blues rock goddess has made hay with the gifts bestowed upon her and worked li

There exists in every classic song, the nuanced assassin of a great songwriter. Finding his voice with a father re-connecting to a sacred healing river, Steve Vincent DePiante has carried his destiny as much as it's carried him since he was 16. Not lost o

Johnny Cash is without a doubt the cornerstone of popular music and if you don't agree you can go fuck yourself.

Ok, let me rephrase that. If you don't realize that only one man made both Elvis and The Beatles sit pretty you are the valedictorian for Stu

Low and behold, the three of them give life to the thought that rock is not dead, life blood flows, and there is more to the picture than meets the eye. The Zilis are a power pop trio that oozes TH&B sensibilities while managing to tickle the chin of the