“The Wild!” performed at the Canadian Music Week party, held by eOne Music Canada & Gibson

Photo of a band called "The Wild!" perfoming at the eOne Music party. Photo credit Vincent Banial

We were stoked to get an invite to the eOne Music Canada party. “The Wild!” was one of the bands which were going play there. They hail from British Columbia and it was a great opportunity to see and hear this band.

 

_DSC3492-crop-800-WM-WEBPhoto of a band called "The Wild!" perfoming at the eOne Music party. Photo credit Vincent BanialPhoto of a band called "The Wild!" perfoming at the eOne Music party. Photo credit Vincent Banial

To say the least, I was not disappointed.This foursome had a dynamic stage presence. They had a group huddle at the start of the set, which is something not often seen. The denim vests reminded one of Biker Colours. Their music is a gritty mix of Blues and Loud N Proud Rock and Roll.

Photo of a band called "The Wild!" perfoming at the eOne Music party. Photo credit Vincent Banial

Each member of The Wild! has clearly paid their dues. These were seasoned players, with a commanding stage presence.

Photo of a band called "The Wild!" perfoming at the eOne Music party. Photo credit Vincent Banial

Lead Guitar and vocals were handled by Dylan Villain. Backup vocals and thumping Bass was provided by Lucas “Boozus” Jancikic. Banging on the skins was Rowdy “Rick” Riegs. The newest member is Pistol Pete taking care of Rhythm Guitar.

Photo of a band called "The Wild!" perfoming at the eOne Music party. Photo credit Vincent Banial

You can catch The Wild! at the following Ontario locations:

May 13 Cafe Decuf  –  221 Rideau Street in Ottawa, Ontario

May 14 Overtime Sports Bar –  1677 Bath Rd in Kingston, Ontario

May 15 The Hub – 15 Simcoe Street North in Oshawa, Ontario

May 16 The CasBah – 306 King Street West in Hamilton, Ontario

 

FYI – all the above photos were shot at ISO 16,000 and were still underexposed by at least one stop (usually more). The Sony DSLR handled the low light situation well. My Nikon and Canon DSLRs would have been a bust in this situation. I’m saving for a Sony A7S. One can literally shoot in the dark with the A7S. If I manage to snag one, then I’ll be sure to bring it to next years party…

 

Posted by: Vincent Banial for Uniquely Toronto
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