The Tragically Hip have a brand new album out today called Saskadelphia. It includes six songs that were recorded during the sessions of their landmark album Road Apples. For 30 years, these songs were lost to time until the band discovered the master tapes. In the coming days on Q, each member of the Tragically Hip will introduce us to a song from the album. Rob Baker is up first to talk about the band’s single Ouch.
The Tragically Hip s new album, Saskadelphia, feels like it s honouring Gord Downie As their 1991 album, Road Apples, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, The Tragically Hip will release six previously unreleased songs written during those 1990 recording sessions via a new album, Saskadelphia, on Friday.
Author of the article: Jane Stevenson
Publishing date: May 20, 2021 • 3 hours ago • 3 minute read • Saskadelphia is the first album by The Tragically Hip since 2016 s Man Machine Poem. Photo by GORDON HAWKINS /HANDOUT
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Members of the iconic band will celebrate the official start to summer on Victoria Day weekend with a special SiriusXM Town Hall on May 21, featuring new and previously unreleased music
TORONTO, May 20, 2021 /CNW/ - SiriusXM Canada, the country s leading audio entertainment company, today announced
The Tragically Hip Summer Kick-Off Town Hall, featuring Rob Baker, Johnny Fay, Paul Langlois, Gord Sinclair and Patrick Downie. The band will sit down for a live discussion and interview, premiering their new album
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The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) announced last week that 15-time JUNO Award-winning band and Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductees
The Tragically Hip will perform with singer-songwriter Feist during The 50th Annual JUNO Awards next month. The Hip will be without their iconic front-man Gord Downie, who passed away back in 2017. The Hip will also be receiving the 2021 Humanitarian Award from Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductees Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson of Rush. The Humanitarian Award recognizes outstanding Canadian artists or industry leaders whose humanitarian contributions have positively enhanced the social fabric of Canada and beyond. The Hip s performance from Toronto will be broadcast on Sunday, June 6th at 8PM EST on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music and streaming globally on CBCmusic.ca/junos. Guitarists Rob Baker and Paul Langlois were recentl