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Kris MacFarlane

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Occupation(s)
  
Musician, Producer

Website
  
krismacfarlane.com


Name
  
Kris MacFarlane

Role
  
Singer


Born
  
October 24, 1975 (age 48) Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (
1975-10-24
)

Instruments
  
Drums, Percussion, Guitar, Bass, Piano, Accordion, Vocals

Genres
  
Folk music, Rock music, Blues, Pop music, Country

Associated acts
  
Alan Doyle, Denny Doherty, Dave Gunning

Similar People
  
Great Big Sea, Alan Doyle, Murray Foster, Bob Hallett, Kendel Carson

Where The Streets Have No Name, Kris Macfarlane, Great Big Sea, Chicago House of Blues


Kris MacFarlane (born October 24, 1975, Halifax, Nova Scotia) is a Canadian freelance drummer. He is best known for his work as the touring and recording drummer for Canadian folk band Great Big Sea. In addition to playing the drums, MacFarlane is a singer, multi-instrumentalist and producer. He currently lives in Westville, Nova Scotia. MacFarlane is the brother of Canadian Bassist Scott MacFarlane (Sandbox, Crush, Kilt) and the grandson of the late Canadian poet and songwriter Walter Scott MacFarlane.

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Career

Additional artists MacFarlane has worked with include: Dustin Bentall, Barry Canning, George Canyon, Dave Carroll, Patricia Conroy, Crush, Denny Doherty, Luke Doucet, Lennie Gallant, Dave Gunning, Garth Hudson, Paul Lamb, the Cozmik Polar Bears, Shanneyganock, Slainte Mhath, Sons of Maxwell, The Paperboys, Nathan Wiley and Hawksley Workman. In 2012 he recorded and toured North America with Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea on his first solo album.

References

Kris MacFarlane Wikipedia