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Their star power keeps rising with their signature guitar-heavy songs accompanied by catchy hooks that lure music lovers into being fans for life. The band, having already achieved fame, are now playing the long game, making their success last for years to come.
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In their latest addition to their discography The Trews reveal an anthemic album that showcases talent that MacDonald says was built in reverse.
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MacDonald has also added producer to his resume, working alongside up and coming bands such as The Glorious Sons from Kingston, Ontario and they produced their freshman album, The Union. MacDonald has even made a surprise guest appearance at their show in Kelowna in November where lead singer, Brett Emmons credited their success to MacDonald giving them a chance.
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The Trews will stop in Kelowna Jan. 26 at the OK Corral on their Civilianaires tour, Altameda will open for them. Tickets are sold out.
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