Said the Whale tour coming to Kamloops; only tour stop in B.C. Interior

Said the Whale tour coming to Kamloops; only tour stop in B.C. Interior | iNFOnews.ca
Ben Worcester, Jaycelyn Brown and Tyler Bancroft make up the Juno award-winning trio, who will perform in cities from coast to coast. INSTAGRAM - Said The Whale

KAMLOOPS – Said the Whale, a Vancouver-based indie rock band, will be stopping in Kamloops next month as part of its North American tour.

The Kamloops show at the Blue Grotto on Tuesday, Oct. 1 is the only upcoming stop in the B.C. Interior.

The band has three shows lined up in Victoria, Nanaimo, and Campbell River on Vancouver Island as part of their "Cascadia" tour, which opened in Vancouver last week and includes stops in Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Calgary, Toronto, St. Johns and Halifax.

According to the band's website, the Juno award-winning group released their seventh studio album titled “Cascadia” on Feb. 8.

Some of their biggest hits include “I Love You,” “Camilo (The Magician)”, “This City’s A Mess” and “Loveless.”

You can buy tickets for the Kamloops show and check out the full list of tour stops here.

Here are a couple of the band's tunes to get you in the groove.

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