The Sheepdogs

The Commoners
The Commoners are a rock/blues-rock band from the UK, making waves in the music scene. Formed in late 2019, the band have already made a name for themselves with their high-energy live shows and their unique sound.

The band consists of four members: Joe Stroud (vocals/guitar), Jonny Blyth (guitar/vocals), Ben Thomas (bass) and Paul Cullimore (drums). Joe and Jonny have been playing together since they were in school and have a shared love of rock, blues and punk. Ben and Paul have been playing music together for over a decade and have a shared passion for funk and jazz.

Title: Unmasking The Sheepdogs: Blurring Boundaries of Rock n’ Roll

The Sheepdogs, hailing from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, are one of the most distinguished Canadian rock bands that have positioned themselves at the crossroads of classic rock and contemporary pop. The amalgamation of southern boogie rock, groove-based psychedelia, and soulful rhythm and blues in their music differentiates them from other bands dwelling in the same genre. The Sheepdogs represent the perfect blend of the old and the new, walking the tightrope between vintage vibes and modern nuances to create a sound that is entirely their own.

Formed in 2006, the band comprises Ewan Currie (lead vocals, guitar), Ryan Gullen (bass guitar), Sam Corbett (drums), and Jimmy Bowskill (guitar). Over the years, they have earned a reputation for their vigorous and exciting live performances, which capture the true essence of their timeless music.