Canadian indie legend Hawksley Workman visits Regina

A veteran of the independent music and arts scene, Hawksley Workman will be making a stop in Regina at the end of the month as part of his latest tour.

With a career spanning 20 years and 11 full-length solo albums, Workman has become known for his unique voice and songwriting, creating a baroque and unusual form of pop music. He first gained notice for his 2001 album (Last Night We Were) The Delicious Wolves, which secured him Juno Awards for Best New Solo Artist and Best Video (for the single “Jealous of Your Cigarette.”) Over the years, Workman’s music has veered between more mellow pop and heavy rock.

The current tour is in support of Workman’s most recent album, Median Age Wasteland, which has been described as a blend of folk and country. He will perform two sets, spanning the breadth of his career. Workman typically performs with the support of Todd “Mr. Lonely” Lumley on piano and keyboard, as well as a trio of other musicians for the heavier rock songs. Whether experienced or just starting out, independent musicians like Workman often work to establish a cult audience, as well as using tools like poster printing and Promotional Products to advertise.

Hawksley Workman’s performance in Regina will take place on the evening of November 29 at The Exchange.

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