Greg Arcade is a North American musician.
On stage, Greg Arcade is a high-energy entertainer and band-leader. Off stage, he is a seasoned session-musician, songwriter, producer, engineer, and is responsible for the development of numerous projects.
Greg Arcade has performed in a variety of venues across North America, including the sweat soaked stages of Toronto’s Horseshoe, and Calgary’s Palimino, to the heights of the Winnipeg Centennial Conert Hall. With a limited number of performances in Europe, Greg Arcade is looking to expand his influence internationally. He has seen radio play as far as South America, Asia, and Australia, while finding regular play on select stations in Europe and North America.
Greg Arcade is on the cusp of his second full-length solo-release, which is slated for the later portion of 2013. It will be titled Greg Arcade in.. Leaving Home, and will be released as a 12” vinyl LP, as well as digtially, and will be available in stores and online. Greg Arcade in... Leaving Home is preceded by Greg Arcade in... Ready To Go; an extended player which is already seeing radio play internationally.
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Greg Arcade & His Rockin’ Band are a roots rock & roll trio from North America. These boys are hotter than a pistol, and tearing up each and every stage that gets its sorry self stuck under their feet.
Playing the hot hot sounds of Greg Arcade’s newest aramada of songs, this escadrille of good ol’ Canadian boys, Sean Andert Bass and Justin Schafer Drumkit, is going to have your full attention soon enough, if they don’t already. While they sound akin to the early days of Sun records, this threesome isn’t paying any homage, no sir, they’re simply pickin’ up where American rock & roll laid down and shut its eyes for a rest. From Holly to Elvis, Berry to Cash & Lewis, Greg Arcade & His Rockin’ Band are chicken-pickin’ out a sound that pleases the ears of any and every man woman and child in the audience.
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