Case the Joint

Four friends had an idea to make fun tracks that told stories of their previous exploits as young
men growing up in a border city. They decided to cast a veil over themselves and operate under
the moniker Case the Joint, developing personas of safe-crackers and wise-guys. The idea was
to create an image that left crowds intrigued and excited to attend shows. CTJ developed a
setlist of kickass songs and presented themselves as one of the most entertaining bands in the
local scene of Windsor, ON. With a handful of originals at their disposal, they ignited venues
with high-octane, balls-to-the-wall rock n' roll. With one thing in mind when they got together,
CTJ worked towards being the biggest, most entertaining show in the city.

The pandemic changed things for a lot of people. After much consideration, Case the Joint
decided to move forward and pursue further opportunities in the industry, while continuing to
grow their catalog. This resulted in some members of the band being unwilling to continue.
By 2022, founding members Dave Nisbet (DTB, formerly of Falling with Glory) and Kyle Knowler (12 Inch Sub) decided to bring in mutual friends Jordan Tough and William Cornett to take over rhythm section responsibilities. Jordan found notoriety through playing in nationally recognized alternative rock bands Cowboys in Cardigans and Dogtone. William is an up-and-coming Windsor musician, who was ready to take over the bass position in CTJ after filling in from time to time during the original run of the band.

Together, the newly formed version of CTJ made a promise to continue the legacy of what
came before them by embracing the sound and energy that CTJ fans have come to love, while
creating new material that builds upon the heavy riffs, catchy hooks, and never-say-die attitude
that has made CTJ a force to be reckoned with.