jane

eastcoast

stanfields (irishy shit)

Troy

Should'a Worn a Rubber (feat. Hottnucks) - 2

sha sha

The Bloody Dotted Line

Up The Mountain

Road To Guysborough

Dunvegan's Drums

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The new album from The Stanfields.  Release date: Sept. 18, 2015.

Sunday Warships

Mainline

Streets of Gold

Lady Argyle

Will the Circuit be Unbroken

BTO's Greatest

Roll On Down The Highway

The Stanfields
Vanguard of the Young & Reckless
Released June 15, 2010
GroundSwell Music/Warner

Dagger Woods

The Dirtiest Drunk [In The History Of Liquor]

Ship To Shore

Jimmy No More

Antics

Mrs. McGrath

Death & Taxes

Run on the Banks

Mumford and Sons - Roll Away Your Stone

Mumford and Sons - Where Are You Now

Blue On Black (Outlaws Remix)

Blue On Black (Outlaws Remix) [feat. Brantley Gilbert, Brian May & Kenny Wayne Shepherd]

The Boston States

Invisible Hands

Ol' Wheeler

Puss In Boots

Redneck Shit

Better Off Beatin' Off

Everyone has a story to tell about The Stanfields – if you don’t, give it time. Inciting mosh pits and still making Mom proud, The Stanfields attract fans of all classes and creeds with their rhythm-fueled hard rock laced with traditional roots sounds. There are no glamorous motives – just five working class Canadians with an honest desire to entertain. The band's first acoustic project, For King and Country, released in Canada on GroundSwell/Warner and in Germany on Rookie Records in October 2013. Stanfields frontman and lead writer, Jon Landry explains:
"There was no motive to write For King and Country other than trying to challenge ourselves. As songwriters, we always have an axe to grind in terms of lyrical expression. That will never change. Our world is too fucked up to let things slide. Rest assured to the initiated, we will continually attempt to peel the paint off the walls of your local tavern, legion, youth centre or arena. We haven't gone soft. In fact, I think we went harder.”