The Tired Sunday Choir Vancouver, British Columbia
Take inspiration from classic folk and country, add a strong sense of storytelling and mix it all into an old oak barrel and
let it age for just long enough to add some bite to it.
That is... The Tired Sunday Choir.
Fueled by Whiskey, a couple guitars and a copy of John Prine’s Sweet Revenge, the idea for “The Tired Sunday Choir” was born in 2011.
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