Arkells

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Arkells

8 past shows · 8 cities · 2 countries

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Past shows

Past shows

8 past shows
  1. London, United KingdomElectric BrixtonPerformers: Phantom Planet
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  2. Brighton, United KingdomBrighton Concorde 2Performers: Phantom Planet
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  3. Bristol, United KingdomThe FleecePerformers: Phantom Planet
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  4. Birmingham, United KingdomO2 Academy2 BirminghamPerformers: Phantom Planet
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  5. Leeds, United KingdomProject HousePerformers: Phantom Planet
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  6. Manchester, United KingdomManchester Club AcademyPerformers: Phantom Planet
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  7. Glasgow, United KingdomArt School Glasgow
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  8. Buffalo, United StatesTerminal B At The Outer Harbor
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About Arkells

Arkells is a Canadian rock band from Hamilton, Ontario, formed in 2006 and named after Arkell Street in the city's Westdale neighborhood, near McMaster...

Arkells is a Canadian rock band from Hamilton, Ontario, formed in 2006 and named after Arkell Street in the city's Westdale neighborhood, near McMaster University, where the members once lived and rehearsed.

The band is led by vocalist and guitarist Max Kerman, alongside guitarist Mike DeAngelis, bassist and keyboardist Nick Dika, drummer Tim Oxford, and keyboardist and guitarist Anthony Carone. Its albums include Jackson Square (2008), Michigan Left (2011), High Noon (2014), Morning Report (2016), and Rally Cry (2018), featuring the platinum-certified single "Leather Jacket" and the chart-topping "Knocking at the Door."

Arkells has won multiple Juno Awards, including Group of the Year on several occasions and Rock Album of the Year for both High Noon and Rally Cry, among more than fifteen career nominations.

The band is known for large hometown concerts, including 'The Rally' at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, which drew 27,000 fans in 2022 and stands as the band's largest headline show to date.

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