Creaking Tree String Quartet
- Origin
- Toronto
- Formed
- 2004
- Genres
- bluegrass
Biography
The Creaking Tree String Quartet is a Canadian progressive all-instrumental bluegrass and acoustic roots band from Toronto, Ontario. Formed in 2004, the band quickly gained recognition with the release of their debut album, "The Creaking Trees", which was nominated for a Juno Award. In 2005, they won a Canadian Folk Music Award for their second album, "Side Two". The group was also recognized for their third album, "The Sound Track", which won two Canadian Folk Music Awards and received a Juno nomination. The Creaking Tree String Quartet has performed at various festivals, including the Calgary Folk Music Festival and the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, and has continued to evolve musically with diverse influences.
Highlights
- Formed in 2004 in Toronto.
- Debut album "The Creaking Trees" nominated for a Juno Award.
- "Side Two" won a Canadian Folk Music Award in 2005.
- "The Sound Track" won two Canadian Folk Music Awards in 2007.
- Performances at Calgary Folk Music Festival and Vancouver Folk Music Festival.
Discography
- The Creaking Tree String Quartet2003
- Side Two2003
- Pickin' on Keane2006
- The Soundtrack2007
FAQ
When was the band formed?
Creaking Tree String Quartet was formed in 2004.
Where is the artist from?
The band is from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
What genre of music do they play?
Creaking Tree String Quartet plays bluegrass music.
What are their biggest hits or albums?
Some of their top albums include "The Creaking Tree String Quartet" (2003), "Side Two" (2003), "Pickin' on Keane" (2006), and "The Soundtrack" (2007).
How long has the band been active?
The band has been active since its formation in 2004.
Have they won any awards?
Yes, the band has won a Canadian Folk Music Award and has been nominated for a Juno Award.
