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City and Colour

Band formed in 2004 in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada

City and Colour's Genre:

Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Singer/Songwriter, Indie Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Indie Pop

Biography

City and Colour was the solo acoustic project of Dallas Green, best known as the singer/guitarist for the Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire. Born September 29, 1980, in St. Catharines, Ontario, Green served as a member of Helicon Blue before co-founding Alexisonfire in late 2001. Despite scant radio airplay, the band developed a strong fan following on the strength of their ferocious live shows, and their 2004 sophomore LP, Watch Out!, debuted in the Canadian Top Ten. At year's end Green issued the first City and Colour EP, The Death of Me, selling copies at his earliest solo shows. The full-length Sometimes followed in late 2005. Green supported the album with a Canadian tour and a sold-out string of gigs in the UK the same year. Sometimes was certified Platinum in 2006 and won a Juno in 2007 for Alternative Album of the Year. In March 2007, City and Colour released City and Colour Live. The following year saw the release of Bring Me Your Love, Green's second solo album, which featured appearances from Gordon Downie of the Tragically Hip and Romano and Spencer Burton of Attack in Black. Little Hell was scheduled for release in 2011. ~ Jason Ankeny

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Bonnaroo 2012

In it's 11th year, Bonnaroo has become one of the must-see festivals. The four-day camping and music festival happens from June 7–10, 2012 on the same beautiful 700-acre farm in Manchester, Tennessee, 60 miles south of Nashville. Bonnaroo 2012 on Slacker Radio features all of the artists from this year's amazing lineup including top acts like Radiohead and The Red Hot Chili Peppers, indie sensations like Bon Iver, The Shins and Temper Trap and Comedy greats like Aziz Ansari, Amy Schumer, Steven Wright and more!

New Alternative First

Hear tomorrow's music today on New Alternative First. This is where we put all the brand new music- as soon as we get it. Emerging artists, new releases, only cutting edge music.

Indie

Indie on Slacker Radio is actually a showcase of many different genres, all unified by a common spirit and ethos. Call it College Rock, Post-Punk, Pre-Emo, Indie Rock, Twee Pop, Riot Grrl; call it whatever you like. Just know that all the music on the Indie station is created with the same independent spirit. Hear indie music spanning from the late 70's up until now.

Alt. Country

Alt. Country on Slacker Radio walks the crossroads where country and rock meet. Country fans looking for great music off the mainstream path and rock fans who can handle some twang and the cry of a steel guitar should feel at home. You'll hear everything from the original outlaws like Hank Williams and Johnny Cash through the 70's revival of the Flying Burrito Brothers and John Prine, right up to the current torchbearers including Lucero and the Drive-By Truckers."

Adult Alternative

Adult Alternative on Slacker has all the good stuff without the angst-ridden teens and their complicated haircuts. You’ll hear cutting-edge artists like Gotye, The Lumineers, and The Head & The Heart as well as established artists like Dave Matthews, Arcade Fire, U2, R.E.M., the Black Keys, and Talking Heads. If you’ve graduated from keg stands to craft beer, this is the soundtrack to your next party.

Eclectic Rock

Eclectic Rock on Slacker Radio showcases music from across the spectrum of smart and sophisticated songwriting. Whether you seek to be inspired by the classics or discover promising new artists, Eclectic Rock offers the best of both worlds.

City and Colour

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like Arkells, Dustin Kensrue, Hey Rosetta!, Foundation, The Kingston Springs, Dan Mangan, Neverending White Lights, Ruby Jane, Wintersleep, Anthony Green and more.

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City and Colour's Selected Discography (23)

Covers, Pt. 2

City and Colour Inc. Under Exclusive License to Dine Alone Music (CA)DIGITAL20122 Songs

The Girl

Waiting...

Live

2007 / Dine Alone Records200727 Songs

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