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| − | Eleventh Hour started off as an original band in the summer of 1996. Larry, Jay, Chris and Dan wrote 5 songs and performed them at the LU Outpost as part of a "band wars" type competition. After a disagreement with Larry the band continued with another guitar player named Joe Leonowens. At that point Eleventh Hour became strictly a cover band. Chris left in 1998, frustrated with cover tunes. He went on to form Dead City, 1914, etc. Joe would eventually be asked to leave | + | Eleventh Hour started off as an original band in the summer of 1996. Larry, Jay, Chris and Dan wrote 5 songs and performed them at the LU Outpost as part of a "band wars" type competition. After a disagreement with Larry the band continued with another guitar player named Joe Leonowens. At that point Eleventh Hour became strictly a cover band. Chris left in 1998, frustrated with cover tunes. He went on to form Dead City, 1914, etc. Joe would eventually be asked to leave in 1998 and Larry would step in again. After Larry left in 2000 to play on cruise ships Clint Hamilton stepped in for the final line-up in 2001-2002. For a period in 1998-1999 before Joe left and while Larry was in the band Dave Bonefant would round out the line up making the band a five pc. |
| − | Eleventh Hour played shows in Thunder Bay at: [[The Inntowner]], [[Stages]], [[Warp 9]], [[Scuttlebutts]], [[Roxys]], [[Silverado]], [[The West]], [[Triple Nickel]], [[Brown Street Station]], [[The Wayland]], [[ | + | Eleventh Hour played shows in Thunder Bay at: [[The Inntowner]], [[Stages]], [[Warp 9]], [[Scuttlebutts]], [[Roxys]], [[Silverado]], [[The West]], [[Triple Nickel]], [[Brown Street Station]], [[The Wayland]], [[Hodder Tavern]], [[The Office]] and [[The Orpheum]] |
| − | Shows in Northwestern Ontario: Fort Frances, Dryden, Atikokan, Longlac, | + | Shows in Northwestern Ontario: Fort Frances, Dryden, Atikokan, Longlac, Geraldton, White River, Schreiber, Dubreville, Kenora, Ignace, Kakabeka, Hornepayne and Webequie several times over. |
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[[Category:Cover Bands]] | [[Category:Cover Bands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:58, 1 April 2010
| Eleventh Hour | |
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| Years active | Summer 1996 - December 2002 |
| Genres | Rock covers |
| Current status | Defunct |
Eleventh Hour
Contents
Members
Summer 2001 to Dec 2002 final line-up:
- Vocals: Jay Palmer (1996-2002)
- Drums/Vocals: Dan Granholm (1996-2002)
- Bass/Vocals: Boke Hardy (1998-2002)
- Guitar/Vocals: Clint Hamilton (2001-2002)
Previous members:
- Chris Hamilton- Bass / Vocals (1996-1998)
- Joe Leonowens- Guitar / Vocals (1996-1998)
- Dave Bonefant- Guitar / Vocals (1998-1999)
- Larry Lemieux- Guitar / Vocals (1998-2000)
Biography
Eleventh Hour started off as an original band in the summer of 1996. Larry, Jay, Chris and Dan wrote 5 songs and performed them at the LU Outpost as part of a "band wars" type competition. After a disagreement with Larry the band continued with another guitar player named Joe Leonowens. At that point Eleventh Hour became strictly a cover band. Chris left in 1998, frustrated with cover tunes. He went on to form Dead City, 1914, etc. Joe would eventually be asked to leave in 1998 and Larry would step in again. After Larry left in 2000 to play on cruise ships Clint Hamilton stepped in for the final line-up in 2001-2002. For a period in 1998-1999 before Joe left and while Larry was in the band Dave Bonefant would round out the line up making the band a five pc.
Eleventh Hour played shows in Thunder Bay at: The Inntowner, Stages, Warp 9, Scuttlebutts, Roxys, Silverado, The West, Triple Nickel, Brown Street Station, The Wayland, Hodder Tavern, The Office and The Orpheum
Shows in Northwestern Ontario: Fort Frances, Dryden, Atikokan, Longlac, Geraldton, White River, Schreiber, Dubreville, Kenora, Ignace, Kakabeka, Hornepayne and Webequie several times over.