“A remarkable band made up of remarkably young musicians” (Globe and Mail), Kingdom of Birds have been grabbing the attention of unsuspecting audiences, international music blogs, and well-known musicians alike. At an age when most kids are only becoming aware of popular music, Kingdom of Birds (ages 11-16) have released their third collection of original songs (this one recorded by Aaron Holmberg, formerly of the Tragically Hip’s Bathouse Studio). The band gets regular CBC radio airplay and has performed on CP24’s Breakfast and made their major music festival debut this summer at Toronto's Field Trip Music and Arts Festival. KOB opened the 2016 edition of Sarah Harmer’s and Luther Wright’s annual holiday rock show, and guitarist/vocalist/principal songwriter Ása Berezny toured with the Hidden Cameras, a trip that included a stop at legendary Massey Hall (where she shared the stage with the likes of Feist and Ron Sexsmith). The band returned to the studio to this summer and the resulting album is out and amazing!

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Kingdom of Birds derive their name from a chapter title in the book “Wildwood” by author/Decemberist Colin Meloy.



​Oh Yeah... and another reason you need to love this band is because Chris Murphy of Sloan says he is a fan.