Winnipeg-based foursome have bettered their unique take on "heavy metal grunge" that reaches back to the best of the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s rock era and melds it into an innovative and modern sonic collage.

Bouchard is said to mean "Big Mouth"... which is pretty fitting.

Put simply, Jérémie & The Delicious Hounds are part of the new generation carrying the torch for classic Soul Music. But their kind of Soul has a distinctive Canadian twist. Hailing from St. Boniface, the old French quarter of Winnipeg, they have cemented their identity as bilingual artists with their first full-length LP Cruel, a 9-song collection of fun-loving songs about amour and heartbreak delivered in both English and French.

With their unique combination of small-town roots and big city sound, Winnipeg alt-rockers Northern Royals have come to conquer your radio, your streaming service, and your local stage.

After years of putting in work as critically-acclaimed rock foursome The Autopilots, a change of name and a perfected lineup have given Northern Royals a fresh new outlook and a new mission: to rise to the top of the thriving western Canada rock scene. Not bad for an act with its origins in tiny Arborg, Manitoba -- a town better known for the World's Largest Curling Rock than anything with guitars.

Drawing from influences that range from modern rock to post-grunge to dirty rock, the band’s in-your-face rock n’ roll assault is as much at home on mainstream radio as it is with the more discerning campus/community FM crowd.

After making the rounds of the Manitoba club scene and festival circuit, sharing the stage with the iconic likes of Jet Set Satellite, The Lazy's, Royal Tusk, The Standstills and Palaye Royale, Northern Royals are ready to take things to the next level in 2022 and beyond.

With a new crop of hard-hitting, thought-provoking songs and an upcoming EP produced by industry legend GGGarth Richardson (Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers), the band has its sights set on mainstream success.

Winnipeg has a proud, storied history of genre-defining rock artists, and Northern Royals have their sights firmly set on joining the pantheon.

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