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SUMMARY:The Grapes of Wrath Acoustic Duo
LOCATION:Red Bird
DESCRIPTION:The Grapes Of Wrath: unplugged\nAfter bonding over a mutual lo
 ve of The Beatles\, drummer Chris Hooper introduced Kevin Kane to his youn
 ger brother Tom Hooper in 1977. While still attending elementary and junio
 r high school in Kelowna BC\, the trio began learning to play their instru
 ments together during regular Friday night jam sessions in the basement of
  the Hoopers’ suburban home.\n Influenced in equal parts by the British
  Invasion of the 60s and the DIY attitudes and immediacy of punk and new w
 ave\, the group took the name The Grapes Of Wrath in 1983\, and began work
 ing on the songs that would make up their debut EP (The Grapes of Wrath\, 
 1984) and first album (September Bowl Of Green\, 1985)\, both of which wer
 e released by Vancouver indie label Nettwerk Productions. The band were so
 on signed by Capitol/EMI for albums “Treehouse” (1987)\, “Now And Ag
 ain” (1989)\, and “These Days” (1991). These records spawned some of
  the most well-known Canadian songs of the 80s and 90s\, including Peace O
 f Mind\, Backward Town\, All The Things I Wasn’t\, What Was Going Throug
 h My Head\, I Am Here and You May Be Right. Thanks in no small part to the
  support of MuchMusic\, the Grapes enjoyed gold and platinum sales\, with 
 sold out shows at home in Canada\, extensive radio play\, and several US a
 nd European tours in support of albums that also saw release in Japan\, Au
 stralia\, and South America. Amid mounting tensions in the band\, the grou
 p disbanded in 1992 at the height of their career.\nTom and Kevin resurrec
 ted the Grapes in the late 90s\, subsequently releasing the album “Field
  Trip” (2000) on the Song Corp label\, and reuniting for another series 
 of acoustic duo shows in the summer of 2009 to celebrate their enduring fr
 iendship and the music they had written. The following year\, an offer fro
 m a festival for a full band reunion led to the return of drummer Chris\, 
 and the original three recorded “High Road” (2013) - their first album
  of new material in almost 22 years - named after the street the Hoopers h
 ad lived on when they first started playing together as kids. They have be
 en playing regularly ever since and are arguably the longest-running\, sti
 ll-active “original lineup” in rock.\nThis year\, Tom and Kevin are on
 ce again hitting the road as a duo to perform The Grapes’ music in an in
 timate and unplugged setting\, telling the stories behind the songs and pu
 tting the focus on the harmonies and melodies of their timeless music.\n\n
 Boletos: https://www.showpass.com/the-grapes-of-wrath-acoustic-duo-5/
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