spectrasonic Presents: An Evening with Bedouin Soundclash at The Venue

Name: spectrasonic Presents: An Evening with Bedouin Soundclash at The Venue
Start: 2025-01-25T19:00:00-05:00
Location: 286 George Street North, Peterborough, ON, Canada, Ontario K9J3H2

Schedule

Sat, 25 Jan, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

286 George Street North, Peterborough, ON, Canada, Ontario K9J3H2 | Peterborough, ON

Peterborough, get ready for an incredible night as Bedouin Soundclash takes the stage at The Venue! This is a rare chance to catch the JUNO Award-winning band right here in town, for one night only! Known for their unforgettable live performances, Bedouin Soundclash has rocked stages worldwide—and now they’re bringing the energy to us!
-------
Formed in 2001 and named after Israeli dub artist/producer Badawi’s1996 release, Bedouin Soundclash’s debut album Root Fire (2001) received critical acclaim before sophomore album Sounding a Mosaic (2004) sent the band global, culminating in a series of sold-out shows and festival appearances around the world. The album featured the smash hit single “When The Night Feels My Song”, produced by punk-hardcore royalty Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains, and the band went on to pick up their first JUNO Award in 2006 for Canada’s Best New Group, along with numerous accolades around Europe.
The follow-up album Street Gospels (2007) earned a ‘Pop Album of the Year’ nomination and ‘Video of the Year’ nomination for the single “Walls Fall Down” at the 2008 JUNO’s as well as three Much Music Video Award nominations for their video for “Until We Burnin the Sun” in 2009.
Bedouin Soundclash released their fourth studio album Light the Horizon in 2010. Produced by King Britt, the album included the singles “Mountain Top”, “Elongo” and “Brutal Hearts” which featured French-Canadian singer-songwriter Coeur de pirate.
Their fifth studio album MASS (2019) was co-produced by legendary Philadelphia House DJ King Britt, along with musical direction from Ben Ja`e of Preservation Hall, ‘MASS’ spans two communities, recorded at Marigny Studio’s in New Orleans with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and in Vancouver at St. James Church with the children of the St. James Music Academy. While pulling from their old catalogue, the band journeyed further into New Orleans jazz, afro-pop, electronic and gospel, reflecting a creative rebirth influenced by the cities and musicians that surrounded them.
Bedouin Soundclash have toured all over the world and have shared the stage with the likes of No Doubt, Ben Harper, Damian Marley, The Roots, The Interrupters, Gogol Bordello, Bad Brains, and Thievery Corporation among many others.