Julie Doiron
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SEP
13
2024
Fredericton, Canada
Blues Tent
I Was There
JUN
08
2024
Windsor, Canada
The Dominion Tavern
I Was There
JUN
07
2024
St. Catharines, Canada
Warehouse Concert Hall
I Was There
JUN
06
2024
Toronto, Canada
Monarch Tavern
I Was There
JUN
05
2024
Hamilton, Canada
Into The Abyss
I Was There
JUN
04
2024
Ottawa, Canada
The 27 Club
I Was There
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Geoff
June 7th 2024
Thanks for taking me on a trip! Carson McHone was also amazing!
Toronto, ON@Monarch Tavern
christopher
June 6th 2024
She put on a good show all in all, but boy oh boy the venue needs air conditioning or at least airflow, it was a sweat lodge before the bands went on. Also the venue should have at least water for sale given the silly high temps in there, folks looked like they were going to pass out from the heat and lack of hydration.
Hamilton, ON@Into The Abyss
Aiden
February 2nd 2020
Phil signed my skateboard, pretty swell night.
Halifax, NS@All Nations Christian Reformed
About Julie Doiron
Julie Doiron started playing music in 1990 with Canadian indie rock band Eric’s Trip. They were the first Canadian band to sign to Seattle’s Sub Pop Records. After the break up of the band in 1996, Julie started performing on her own. In 2001, Julie became the first Canadian to sign to Jagjaguwar records releasing 8 albums on the label.
With more than twelve albums published (one of them awarded with the Best Alternative Album in the Canadian Juno Awards), Julie Doiron has become established as one of the most expressive and thrilling songwriters of her generation, thanks, too, to multiple collaborations with Mount Eerie (in the outstanding and emotional “Lost Wisdom” and «Lost Wisdom Pt. 2»), Herman Düne, The Wooden Stars, Shotgun & Jaybird, Daniel Romano or Jon McKiel. Julie was part of Gord Downie’s band the Country of Miracles and plays in Julie & the Wrong Guys with Eamon McGrath and members of Cancer Bats.
Spiced up with her prolific live curriculum participating in important festivals such as Primavera Sound (2013 and 2017), Montréal Jazz Festival, Sappy Fest or Tanned Tin, her latest English LP, So Many Days (2012), went in even deeper into stories with an intimate weight and extreme sensitivity, just as if she was singing by your side, just as if she was whispering her songs into your ears. With the firm hand of Will Oldham in her songwriting and the ability to find treasures in simplicity like Nick Drake, Julie Doiron weaves bittersweet melodies which reveal sober tenderness and direct emotion.
She has also released records in French and most recently in Spanish, when she started a collaboration with Jesús Llorente of indie label Acuarela. After releasing a limited edition 7″ in 2015 and several 10″ of her best songs adapted into Spanish, she played two extensive tours through Spain and Portugal. She will continue on with this project and has finished writing new songs that will be part of her forthcoming record in English set to release in 2021. Before going into the studio she toured extensively accross Canada, Europe and the US in 2019, and sang on Mount Eerie‘s new record Lost Wisdom Pt. 2.
She is set to release her new album in 9 years, I Thought of You, on November 26th, 2021.
With more than twelve albums published (one of them awarded with the Best Alternative Album in the Canadian Juno Awards), Julie Doiron has become established as one of the most expressive and thrilling songwriters of her generation, thanks, too, to multiple collaborations with Mount Eerie (in the outstanding and emotional “Lost Wisdom” and «Lost Wisdom Pt. 2»), Herman Düne, The Wooden Stars, Shotgun & Jaybird, Daniel Romano or Jon McKiel. Julie was part of Gord Downie’s band the Country of Miracles and plays in Julie & the Wrong Guys with Eamon McGrath and members of Cancer Bats.
Spiced up with her prolific live curriculum participating in important festivals such as Primavera Sound (2013 and 2017), Montréal Jazz Festival, Sappy Fest or Tanned Tin, her latest English LP, So Many Days (2012), went in even deeper into stories with an intimate weight and extreme sensitivity, just as if she was singing by your side, just as if she was whispering her songs into your ears. With the firm hand of Will Oldham in her songwriting and the ability to find treasures in simplicity like Nick Drake, Julie Doiron weaves bittersweet melodies which reveal sober tenderness and direct emotion.
She has also released records in French and most recently in Spanish, when she started a collaboration with Jesús Llorente of indie label Acuarela. After releasing a limited edition 7″ in 2015 and several 10″ of her best songs adapted into Spanish, she played two extensive tours through Spain and Portugal. She will continue on with this project and has finished writing new songs that will be part of her forthcoming record in English set to release in 2021. Before going into the studio she toured extensively accross Canada, Europe and the US in 2019, and sang on Mount Eerie‘s new record Lost Wisdom Pt. 2.
She is set to release her new album in 9 years, I Thought of You, on November 26th, 2021.
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Genres:
Folk Rock, Indie Rock, Indie
Hometown:
Moncton, Canada
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Julie Doiron to play in your city
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Live Photos of Julie Doiron
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concerts and tour dates
Past
SEP
13
2024
Fredericton, Canada
Blues Tent
I Was There
JUN
08
2024
Windsor, Canada
The Dominion Tavern
I Was There
JUN
07
2024
St. Catharines, Canada
Warehouse Concert Hall
I Was There
JUN
06
2024
Toronto, Canada
Monarch Tavern
I Was There
JUN
05
2024
Hamilton, Canada
Into The Abyss
I Was There
JUN
04
2024
Ottawa, Canada
The 27 Club
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
Geoff
June 7th 2024
Thanks for taking me on a trip! Carson McHone was also amazing!
Toronto, ON@Monarch Tavern
christopher
June 6th 2024
She put on a good show all in all, but boy oh boy the venue needs air conditioning or at least airflow, it was a sweat lodge before the bands went on. Also the venue should have at least water for sale given the silly high temps in there, folks looked like they were going to pass out from the heat and lack of hydration.
Hamilton, ON@Into The Abyss
Aiden
February 2nd 2020
Phil signed my skateboard, pretty swell night.
Halifax, NS@All Nations Christian Reformed
About Julie Doiron
Julie Doiron started playing music in 1990 with Canadian indie rock band Eric’s Trip. They were the first Canadian band to sign to Seattle’s Sub Pop Records. After the break up of the band in 1996, Julie started performing on her own. In 2001, Julie became the first Canadian to sign to Jagjaguwar records releasing 8 albums on the label.
With more than twelve albums published (one of them awarded with the Best Alternative Album in the Canadian Juno Awards), Julie Doiron has become established as one of the most expressive and thrilling songwriters of her generation, thanks, too, to multiple collaborations with Mount Eerie (in the outstanding and emotional “Lost Wisdom” and «Lost Wisdom Pt. 2»), Herman Düne, The Wooden Stars, Shotgun & Jaybird, Daniel Romano or Jon McKiel. Julie was part of Gord Downie’s band the Country of Miracles and plays in Julie & the Wrong Guys with Eamon McGrath and members of Cancer Bats.
Spiced up with her prolific live curriculum participating in important festivals such as Primavera Sound (2013 and 2017), Montréal Jazz Festival, Sappy Fest or Tanned Tin, her latest English LP, So Many Days (2012), went in even deeper into stories with an intimate weight and extreme sensitivity, just as if she was singing by your side, just as if she was whispering her songs into your ears. With the firm hand of Will Oldham in her songwriting and the ability to find treasures in simplicity like Nick Drake, Julie Doiron weaves bittersweet melodies which reveal sober tenderness and direct emotion.
She has also released records in French and most recently in Spanish, when she started a collaboration with Jesús Llorente of indie label Acuarela. After releasing a limited edition 7″ in 2015 and several 10″ of her best songs adapted into Spanish, she played two extensive tours through Spain and Portugal. She will continue on with this project and has finished writing new songs that will be part of her forthcoming record in English set to release in 2021. Before going into the studio she toured extensively accross Canada, Europe and the US in 2019, and sang on Mount Eerie‘s new record Lost Wisdom Pt. 2.
She is set to release her new album in 9 years, I Thought of You, on November 26th, 2021.
With more than twelve albums published (one of them awarded with the Best Alternative Album in the Canadian Juno Awards), Julie Doiron has become established as one of the most expressive and thrilling songwriters of her generation, thanks, too, to multiple collaborations with Mount Eerie (in the outstanding and emotional “Lost Wisdom” and «Lost Wisdom Pt. 2»), Herman Düne, The Wooden Stars, Shotgun & Jaybird, Daniel Romano or Jon McKiel. Julie was part of Gord Downie’s band the Country of Miracles and plays in Julie & the Wrong Guys with Eamon McGrath and members of Cancer Bats.
Spiced up with her prolific live curriculum participating in important festivals such as Primavera Sound (2013 and 2017), Montréal Jazz Festival, Sappy Fest or Tanned Tin, her latest English LP, So Many Days (2012), went in even deeper into stories with an intimate weight and extreme sensitivity, just as if she was singing by your side, just as if she was whispering her songs into your ears. With the firm hand of Will Oldham in her songwriting and the ability to find treasures in simplicity like Nick Drake, Julie Doiron weaves bittersweet melodies which reveal sober tenderness and direct emotion.
She has also released records in French and most recently in Spanish, when she started a collaboration with Jesús Llorente of indie label Acuarela. After releasing a limited edition 7″ in 2015 and several 10″ of her best songs adapted into Spanish, she played two extensive tours through Spain and Portugal. She will continue on with this project and has finished writing new songs that will be part of her forthcoming record in English set to release in 2021. Before going into the studio she toured extensively accross Canada, Europe and the US in 2019, and sang on Mount Eerie‘s new record Lost Wisdom Pt. 2.
She is set to release her new album in 9 years, I Thought of You, on November 26th, 2021.
Show More
Genres:
Folk Rock, Indie Rock, Indie
Hometown:
Moncton, Canada
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