From the Artist : “The writing process for Skeleton Park was different than usual for the band. I remember Cameron had originally brought the “house on fire” lyric to the group and from there we started pitching ideas and potential themes we felt from those words.
We ultimately decided to take the listener on a journey with this song while telling a story with a sinister vibe throughout. As a group we wanted to try something different and show another side of our musicality with this track.” – Nick Babcock (keys / vocals)
October 26 @ The Red Dog – Peterborough, ON
October 28 @ Baby G – Toronto, ON
October 29 @ Mill’s Hardware – Hamilton, ON
November 02 @ 27 Club – Ottawa, ON
November 03 @ Signal Brewery – Corbyville, ON
November 04 @ Grant Hall – Kingston, ON
November 12 @ E Bar – Guelph, ON
November 24 @ The Bowery Electric – New York, NY
November 25 @ Monkey Bar – Burlington, VT
November 26 @ Bug Jar – Rochester, NY
November 29 @ Warehouse – St. Catharines, ON
November 30 @ Iron Works – Buffalo, NY
December 02 @ Flash Back Lounge – Watertown, NY
December 03 @ The Brooklyn – Kingston, ON
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