New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Montreal based solo rock musician Milo McMahon has confirmed he will be playing at this year's Canadian Music Week on May 9th at Cameron House in Toronto, ON. Showcase details here.
"I used to live in Toronto and as a music fan, CMW was always written in bold on my calendar. To have the opportunity to hop on the other side of the fence and perform at the festival is a big honour. I'm preparing something special just for those dates and can't wait to get down there." comments McMahon.
McMahon recently announced he will be hitting the road at the beginning of March (dates listed below) in support of his latest EP 'Gone Too Long' released last October to follow up his first release of 2014, the self-produced debut album 'Big City Hustle'.
"The last 12 months have been a whirlwind, and the reaction to Gone Too Long EP has been amazing. The live show is our bread and butter, so we're really excited to get back on the road and bring these songs to life." comments McMahon.
With his infectious stage presence, impressive guitar playing and powerful voice, McMahon has harvested a following of enthusiastic fans from across Canada with two releases in one year. His most recent, the three song EP 'Gone Too Long' was produced by Dave Newfeld (Broken Social Scene, Super Furry Animals) and features performances by Joseph Yarmush of Suuns along with Lisa Iwanycki Moore of Blood & Glass. His debut album, 'Big City Hustle' released in March of 2014 explores the dichotomy of the struggle to make it as a successful musician in downtown Toronto along with his second life: that of a tree planter in the wilds of Northern Canada where he spent over two years living in a tent in the Canadian wilderness planting over one million trees.
The youngest of five, Milo was born at home in Dublin, Ireland but relocated to wintry Winnipeg, MB shortly after where he developed a love of all things Canadian: canoeing, hockey and rock n' roll. Early memories of Guns n' Roses on the living room hi-fi, Neil Young's Harvest Moon on long car rides and later, the Red Hot Chili Peppers on repeat on his first Walkman have certainly left an impression on the 27-year-old singer/songwriter, whose refreshing brand of garage rock produces songs that are both musically innovative and lyrically engaging.
Show Dates
Mar 13 - Sudbury, ON - The Townehouse
Mar 14 - Wakefield, QC - Kaffe
Mar 15 - Ottawa, ON - Rainbow Room
Mar 17 - Montreal, QC - Casa Del Popolo w/ Harvest Soon & The Nursery
May 9 - Toronto , ON - Cameron House - Canadian Music Week
Track Listing: Gone Too Long
1. Gone Too Long (2:58)
2. Come Get Me Eyes (2:49)
3. Buyin' A Truck (3:01)
EP Length: 8:49
For more info, please visit these following links:
https://www.milomcmahon.com
https://www.facebook.com/milomcmahon
https://www.twitter.com/milomcmahon
https://www.youtube.com/milomcmahonmusic
