The Lion The Bear The Fox at the Duncan Showroom

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Thursday, May 12th, 2016
8:00 PM

Vancouver's Lion Bear Fox brings some of the best indie folk rock music out there to the Duncan Showroom on May 12.

Tickets are available in advance for $20 at www.showroomproductions.ca/buy-tickets and for $22 at the door. 

Vancouver’s Lion Bear Fox is three huge voices joined as one, telling the truth through compelling story, honest narrative and unbridled passion.  Three men going to war onstage every night to share a message of hope, vulnerability and redemption.  Lion Bear Fox is “a musical force of nature”, an “emotional awakening” that’s sure to “be around for a lifetime”. (Nanaimo Daily News/Songs in the Valley/Terry David Mulligan).

Originally known for their respective solo careers, Christopher Arruda, Ryan McMahon and Cory Woodward joined forces as Lion Bear Fox in 2012 and was immediately selected as one of the top 20 unsigned bands British Columbia (Peak Performance Project).  The fall of 2013 saw the band release their self-produced breakthrough EP “We’d Be Good Men” and take Western Canada by storm, touring 15 times over the next two years including stops at Canadian Music Week (Toronto), Contact East (PEI), OSAC (Regina) Mission Folk Festival and The Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, BC. They have had the pleasure of sharing the stage with artists like Tom Wilson, Good For Grapes, Elliot Brood and Kim Mitchell.

2016 sees Lion Bear Fox further cementing themselves as the new Canadian band to watch.  With the help of friend and producer Nygel Asselin (Half Moon Run), the trio spent ten days in the Vancouver Island wilderness crafting “the record of their lives” -  a collection of songs steeped in character and full of warmth.  One part folk, one part rock - a pinch of gospel and a dash of growl, the self-titled LP is a testament to the trio’s strength as songwriters.  Lush acoustic guitars are bookended by buzzing electrics and screaming organs;  all tied together by rich percussion and three voices in mighty harmony.  It’s a sound that harkens back to an era when the song was paramount. http://www.thelionthebearthefox.com/