Brian Wride Trio at Port Perry Concerts in the Park - Photo: Peter Bradley

The Brian Wride Trio...

... started rehearsing (sporadically) in May 2023 and played their first public performance in Palmer Park, Port Perry on August 1, 2024 as part of the Summer Concert Series.  They are a neo-skiffle band combining elements of folk, blues, and country into original takes on songs of love, loss, longing and dysfunction - songs old and new, well-known and obscure.  Complementing Brian's guitar and lead vocals are Jon Grove on bass and vocals and Brad Jefferies on drums, harmonica,  and vocals. 

Jon has an extensive and varied musical background, including playing keytar in the band, Unsaid.

Brad also performs as a member of River Valley Revival and is the Drum Sergeant in the Uxbridge Legion Pipe & Drum Band.

The Brian Wride Trio are exclusively a live act. They are nostalgic for the time before recorded music where music could only be enjoyed in a live setting.

E-mailtrio@brianwridemusic.ca
or call

905-852-6131

for more information or to make a booking.


Upcoming dates:

Saturday, April 6, TBD: Sunderland Maple Syrup Festival

Brian Wride Trio at Whitevale Porchfest - Photo: Mark Lowe

Past performances:

Saturday, September 21, 2 pm: Whitevale Porchfest, Pickering

Saturday, September 14, 2-3 pm: Art on the Fringe, Uxbridge Museum and Historical Centre
(Brian will also be playing a solo set at 1 pm)

Thursday, August 1, 6:30-7:30 pm: Concerts In The Park, Palmer Park, Port Perry

Whitevale Porchfest, Brad Jefferies - Photo: Lee Abernethy
Whitevale Porchfest, Brian Wride - Photo: Lee Abernethy
Whitevale Porchfest, Jon Grove - Photo: Lee Abernethy
Uxbridge Art On The Fringe, Jon Grove - Photo: Rob Wakelin
Uxbridge Art On The Fringe, Brian Wride - Photo: Rob Wakelin
Uxbridge Art On The Fringe, Brad Jefferies - Photo: Rob Wakelin
Brian Wride Trio at Port Perry Concerts in the Park - Photo: Peter Bradley

The video below was recorded at the Uxbridge Legion Open Mic in April 2024 as the band was honing their setlist (the framing is off, but you get the idea):