Genres Country, bluegrass | Years active 2010–present | |
Origin Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Labels Slaight Music/Warner Music Canada Website www.thewashboardunion.com Members David Roberts
Aaron Grain
Chris Duncombe Albums The Washboard Union, In My Bones (EP), In My Bones | ||
The washboard union shot of glory official music video
The Washboard Union is a Canadian country music group from Vancouver, British Columbia led by principal members David Roberts, Aaron Grain (aka Brett Ellis) and Chris Duncombe.
Contents
- The washboard union shot of glory official music video
- The washboard union some day official music video
- Biography
- Singles
- Songs
- References
The washboard union some day official music video
Biography
Aaron Grain and Chris Duncombe met in Kelowna, British Columbia at age 15 when Duncombe's father began dating Grain's mother. Duncombe and Grain eventually moved to Vancouver where they met David Roberts, who was living in a Point Grey mansion . The three began writing and singing together. They originally performed under the name Run GMC. Their debut album, The Washboard Union, was released in 2012 and produced by Garth Richardson and Bob Ezrin.
In January 2015, The Washboard Union recorded an extended play, In My Bones, at RCA Studio A in Nashville, Tennessee with producer Trey Bruce. It was released by Slaight Music/Warner Music Canada on July 10, 2015. The first single, "Some Day" went top 40 and the second and third singles "Maybe It's the Moonshine" & "Shot Of Glory", reached the top 10 and top 5 respectively on the Billboard Canada Country chart. In October 2015, The Washboard Union won the British Columbia Country Music Association Award for Roots Canadiana of the Year.
Singles
Songs
Shot of GloryIn My Bones (EP) · 2015
Maybe It's The MoonshineIn My Bones (EP) · 2015
Midnight TrainThe Washboard Union · 2012