One-of-a-kind—every time.

Jon Harvey co-founded Monster Truck, the Hamilton rock band that won the 2013 Juno Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year and spent over a decade touring internationally, sharing the stage with Nickelback, Billy Talent, Alice in Chains (and many more), as well as headlining festivals. In 2024 he left to start The Wild High, a country-rock band drawing on Leon Russell, The Sheepdogs, and southern rock. He’s used to playing loud rooms but hearing him trade songs acoustically at a round is a different animal entirely. He and Frank played shows together as part of separate Hamilton punk bands in the 90s, crossed paths again at the Junos in 2013— the same year Frank won his Juno—and are now sharing the stage for the first time since.

Nick Zubeck is a songwriter and guitarist who has released six solo albums and played sideman for Sun Kil Moon, Great Lake Swimmers, Donovan Woods, and Sandro Perri, among others. He’s been on stages from Pitchfork Fest to London’s Royal Festival Hall, and runs a recording studio in Guelph. His writing moves between folk, jazz, ambient, and art rock — genre-resistant but always song-first. Joining him is Liv Cazzola, a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter known as one half of Tragedy Ann, nominated for two Ontario Folk Music Awards in 2025. She plays accordion, singing saw, and guitar, making this pairing feel like a musical conversation already well underway.