Southern Ontario's newest progressive metal force What's He Building In There? have announced their upcoming cross Canada tour dates. The tour begins with a hometown performance in Waterloo, ON on July 10th and will spread through Western Canada with support on select dates from Vancouver’s NinjaSpy.
The shows will be What's He Building In There?'s first with their two new members - Mason Tikl on guitar and Aiden Stevenson on bass - and will also be the first set of shows with former WHBIT? bassist Hal Jaques filling in guitar duties.
What's He Building In There? is touring in support of their self-titled debut album, released on Year Of The Sun Records last year. The album’s genre bending eclectic sound has drawn comparisons to Between The Buried and Me, Mike Patton, Tool, and Primus, while their debut was named one of the Top 10 albums of 2007 by TheEndlessFeed.com who said the album was "essential for any tech metal enthusiast." The group's video for "Avian Taxi" can be viewed at the following location.
Vancouver upstarts Ninjaspy are touring in support of their debut release "Pi Nature," which is currently receiving high praise and added spins daily on Rock radio including The Fox 99.3FM and College radio Nationwide. "Pi Nature" was Produced and Mixed by GGGarth" Richardson, best known for his masterful work on the debut album from Rage Against The Machine, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mudvayne and Gallows. The band was Abort Magazine’s Audiotopsy (album of the month in January 2008) and is featured in an recent issue of The Montreal Mirror and were included in *Abort TV’s Season One Trailer alongside Ky-Mani Marley, Nick Oliveri's Mondo Generator, Unearth and August Burns Red.
What’s He Building In There? Canadian Tour:
July 10 Waterloo, ON @ Starlight Lounge
July 11 Kitchener, ON @ King St Theatre
July 12 Magnetawan, ON @ The Pavilion
July 15 Thunder Bay, ON @ The Black Pirates Pub
July 16 Winnipeg, MB @ Ozzies
July 17 Saskatoon, SK @ Walker's
July 18 Edmonton, AB @ Mead Hall
July 19 Calgary, AB @ Underground
July 20 Whistler, BC @ Moe Joe's
July 23 Vancouver, BC @ Pub 340
July 27 Calgary, AB @ Vern's
July 30 Sudbury, ON @ The Serbian Centre