There is a tug of war between Pop and Rock that started in the 1950s and is continuing till now, according to Alan Cross.
The Swiftie army might be strong, and Hip-Hop is growing in influence, but Rock never fades away.
Sierra Pilot draw on 90s Grunge acts like Alice in Chains, Nirvana and Nine Inch Nails, the golden age of when Punk, Hardcore and Rock met at a party and decided to hang out for at least a decade.
There is plenty of head banging riffs to make a Sierra Pilot gig something to remember, especially when they are touring with the likes of Pop Evil.
The new 5-song EP Karma delivers a punch of hard rock that has some nostalgia elements, but stays relevant and modern, especially with raw lyrics on the title track Karma which deals with the anxiety most of us are now feeling in this post pandemic reality.
Catch them live with Pop Evil at Le Studio TD on April 28th. Buy tickets here.
April 28 – Montreal, QC (Le Studio TD)
April 30 – Quebec City, QC (Imperial Bell)
May 1 – Toronto, ON (Opera House)
May 2 – Ottawa, ON (Bronson Centre)
May 3 – Waterloo, ON (Maxwell’s Concerts & Events)
Connect with Sierra Pilot
https://www.sierrapilotmusic.com/
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