Weak Size Fish

Fredericton, New Brunswick

Weak Size Fish have grown from a house jam trio to a big band groove on the live stage. The root of the vibe lays down with the back beat stomp of Bryan Munn and the heart beat tone of Andrew Thomson. Nick Mazerolle paints his colours all over this canvas and Matt Bernard throws his spice in the stew. The horn dimension is composed of the Saxophone licks of Greg Profit and the Trombone rips of Logan Beaton all while the finger tips ring from the keys of Jonathan Dutcher. When the music is created you can’t help but groove. We are always looking to surprise you. So if your going to groove, we’ll be there too…

We were a finalist in the coveted CBC Galaxie Rising Star and have be lucky enough to perform on some of the top stages in Canada, including:

North by Northeast Festival (Tor

  • onto, ON – 2010) 

    Evolve Festival (Antigonish, NS – 2010)

    Le Festival Envol et Macadam (Quebec, QC – 2010)

    East Coast Music Awards (Sydney, NS – 2010)

    Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival (Fredericton, NB – 2009)

    Sunseeker’s Ball (Chance Harbour, NB – 2009)

    Feels Good Folly Fest (Gagetown, NB – 2009 & 2010)

    Salty Jam Festival (Saint John, NB – 2008 & 2009)

    With tight rhythms and crafty melodies blended with a non-stop, hard-hitting East Coast flavor, the sounds are enough to make any listener want to get up and dance. Since releasing their debut album, ‘Off We Go’, in March of 2009, the band has made no plans of slowing down. Their sophomore album, currently in production, is set to be released sometime in 2011.

    Along the way, the band has shared the stage with such musical acts as FM Hi Low, King Sunshine, Bend Sinister, Grand Theft Bus, and Slowcoaster.

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