Live at Tricksters Hideout SEPT 18

Deep in the shadow of the Chief, where ocean air collides with granite walls, SHONE the band was forged. This tight four-piece, led by singer-guitarist Shone Harcourt, crafts original rock that feels like a late-night tear up the Sea to Sky: raw, urgent, and drenched in coastal salt. Their debut album Inside Out (March 2025) is eight tracks of unfiltered Pacific Northwest heart—from the full-throttle kick of “Here We Go” to the brooding menace of “Spider in a Jar” and the slow-burn ache of “Choices.” Live, SHONE, are unstoppable. They’ve owned Squamish festivals under wide-open skies, turned house parties into chaotic singalongs, rattled the rafters of Vancouver’s Gastown second-floor rooms, and left every stage buzzing long after last call. No gloss, no compromise—just volume, truth, and the unmistakable pulse of the mountains. This is rock from the edge. This is SHONE