Endsville: Town Hall

The Rock Folk Sweat Soaked Phenomenon that is ENDSVILLE

ENDSVILLE is a roots based rock band that will move you from the gentle delivery of pastoral whispers to the urgent call of city soaked screams in the space of 4 minutes. While weaving the tales, and taking out the trash of our lives, ENDSVILLE's sound evokes performers like Elvis Costello, Jeremy Fisher combined with the lyrical sensibility of Bright Eyes and Ron Sexsmith all wrapped up in a uniquely powerful and emotional live delivery.

Endsville is endsville - June 26, 2009

That's all folks!
ciao
adios
bye
so long
farewell

Last night, June 26th, Endsville played our last show as a band. It's been a little shy of 5 years, with lots of ups and downs, one record under our belt and lots and lots of great memories.

Since our first show as a three piece at the horseshoe up until our farewell show last night at the Center of Gravity our favourite times, the most exciting and energy filled times were on stage, playing for our fans. So we would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who supported us over the years (especially our wives...)

As one door closes, another opens.

Endsville rising in the charts on TheSixtyOne.com - August 15, 2008

One of the most innovative web 2.0 music websites is generating a lot of interest in Endsville. "Old Coffee Cup", one of the leadoff tracks from Endsville's new release "sidewalk stories" has been rising up the ranks at www.thesixtyone.com and today was added to their homepage for new songs and the "hot" chart.

TheSixtyOne, named after the infamous highway through the musical heartlands of the southern US, is one of the most innovative new music sites out there. It uses, but doesn't abuse, social networking in a fun "massively multiplayer music discovery".

Endsville's page on TheSixtyOne can be found at
www.thesixtyone.com/endsville

Endsville "Sidewalk Stories" Hit's the Streets! - June 9, 2008

On Saturday June 7th, Endsville released their first album entitled "Sidewalk Stories", and it literally "hit the streets". Anyone walking in downtown Toronto that day, couldn't help but notice that Endsville had a new album as Yonge Street (from Gerrard down to Queen) and Queen Street (from Yonge to Spadina) were covered with sidewalk chalk notices about the album and depictions of the album's artwork. A few lucky passers by also found free copies left in places frequented by the musically curious, and we look forward to hearing from anyone who found or were given a copy of our new album that day - Please leave us a comment on our guest book, and please pass it on to someone you think should hear the Rock Folk Sweat Soaked Experience that is ENDSVILLE.

Endsville marked the release with a sold out show at the Blue Moon Bar and Lounge on Queen East at Broadview - the night was hot and the music flowed out the windows and became "Sidewalk Stories" live!

"Sidewalk Stories" will be available in the coming weeks on iTunes, and in "sensible record stores" everywhere.

Endsville would like to thank James Pew and the whole team at Euphonic Sound / Broken Window Records for helping make the release a huge success.