Arts & Culture

TURF reviews: The Felice Brothers at Fort York – July 6, 2013

Written by The Ontarion on July 9, 2013

The Felice Brothers played Toronto Urban Roots Fest July 6 at the Fort York Garrison Commons.

Day three of TURF brought fans the stylings of a hillbilly jack-of-all-trades five-piece formally known as The Felice Brothers.

Switching off on vocal duties and instrument responsibilities, and ranging in sound as a result, The Felice Brothers showed Toronto what a democratic Americana act from Catskills, NY can do to the traditional notion of a folk group frontman.

Performing liquor-soaked tracks like “Whiskey in My Whiskey” couldn’t have been bad news for the Canadian Club sponsors on site, either.

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