The Day The Circus Left Town

Winter Friend

Nathan Warriner is a solo artist as well as The Waxbills front man/Barbudos bassist .   Warriner has been writing and performing music for a couple decades now and has produced three albums with The Waxbills as well as produced Barbudos' debut album. 
Warriner’s solo material is an eclectic mix of folk/rock/indie and electronica that explores the vast scale of dark tones and upbeat pop music.
  
 Warriner founded The Waxbills in 2008 and released "The Way It Goes" which won the 2009 Niagara Music Award for Album Of The Year.
 The Waxbills independently released two more full length studio albums and toured Canada coast to coast to support the releases.  Their 2012 release:  "When Love Comes" landed a distribution/promotion deal with Dying Giraffe Records in Holland for The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg and charted on nearly every college radio station across Canada.
Warriner will be releasing his debut full length solo album "The Day The Circus Left Town" on 4/20/2020