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Whitehorse performs a full live concert featuring their album Leave No Bridge Unburned for CBC Music at the Roundhouse.

Whitehorse decided to take the CBC Music crew on a field trip for the taping of their First Play Live session. The location wasn't far afield, the Steamwhistle Roundhouse is just a few blocks away from the CBC Toronto headquarters on Front Street. The location is, a state-of-the-art brewery, a turn of the century train roundhouse and a fun place to visit when in Toronto. When greeted at the entrance you are always offered a sample of beer.

The location was a great place to hold a concert and for Whitehorse to invite friends, family and CBC Music to hear the new material performed live for the first time. If you haven't seen Whitehorse perform you need to. This duo made up of Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet are a like the dynamic duo of Canadian Rock. Gone are the simple trappings of a folk or blues duo of the past, Whitehorse surrounds themselves with all the toys needed to make a large sound. Drums, bass, guitar and a variety of percussion instruments are all at the ready. And with the help of some modern looping technology Whitehorse transforms simple loops in to massive soundscapes. It is a sight to see, so when they come to your town in the coming months be sure to check them out.


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