Shaped in 2008 in Toronto, Ontario, the band comprises of lyricist Simon Ward on vocals and guitar, David Ritter on vocals and keys, Jon Hembrey on lead guitar, Isabel Ritchie on violin, Darryl James on low pitch guitar, and Jeremy Drury on drums. Hembrey, James, Drury and Ward are all initially from Lindsay, Ontario, while Ritter and Ritchie joined after Ward posted a require extra performers to Craigslist.

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Tracks Listing:

TITLE TIME 1 Salvation
2 I’ll Wait
3 One Hand Up
4 Running Scared (Desert Song)
5 We All Need Someone
6 We Were Young
7 The Party
8 High
9 All My Life

The band's self-titled EP was discharged in 2009, accumulating various positive surveys and inclusion in a wide range of news sources; expressing them as a band to watch. Their Southern Souls video by Mitch Fillion got consideration from numerous bloggers[6] and granted them a progressing Monday night residency at Toronto's unbelievable, Cameron House.

In 2010 the band was welcome to play milestone scenes including Yonge-Dundas Square, the Horseshoe Tavern and the Peterborough Folk Festival.[citation needed] Their full-length debut collection, My Father and the Hunter, was discharged freely in 2012, and recorded at Metalworks Studios in Mississauga, Ontario. It was designated for a 2013 Juno Award in the Juno Award for Roots and Traditional Album of the Year – Group classification.

The band later marked with Six Shooter Records, discharging their second collection, We Still Move on Dance Floors, in 2013. The collection was delivered by Ryan Hadlock. We Still Move on Dance Floors won a 2014 Juno Award in the Juno Award for Roots and Traditional Album of the Year – Group class. Subsequent to winning the Juno grant, frontman Simon Ward communicated his trouble in the wake of understanding that the live feed of the band's acknowledgment discourse was sliced off because of specialized challenges.

The band's third studio collection, Hope, was discharged on April 22, 2016. The primary single from that collection, Spirits, bested the Billboard Alternative Songs graph the most recent two weeks of May 2016 and furthermore delighted in huge standard radio play in Canada and various European nations. On April 21, 2016, the band were included entertainers on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, finishing off the scene with a live act of Spirits. They additionally performed at the NHL Heritage Classic in Winnipeg amid the primary interlude on October 23, 2016.

The band started a universal visit in the mid year of 2016, proceeding all through 2017 in Australia, Europe, and North America including celebrations, for example, Bonnaroo and Governor's Ball. The band's tune, Spirits, won a 2017 Juno Award.