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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2026 · 48 MIN

Ewan Currie of The Sheepdogs

from Treasure Island Discs · host Jeff Moffatt

Ewan Currie, the lead singer and frontman of The Sheepdogs, is joining us today, and trust me, you won’t want to miss this chat! With a mind that’s essentially an encyclopedia of musical knowledge spanning rock, jazz, RnB, classical, and more, Ewan brings a refreshing perspective to the table. We’ll dive into his journey from growing up in a musical household to becoming a household name in Canada’s rock scene. Get ready for a fun-filled, deep musical conversation-packed episode where music and life collide in the most entertaining way!Takeaways:Ewan Currie's deep love for music comes from his family, where his dad was a classical composer and his mom sang in the choir, fostering a rich musical upbringing.In our chat, Ewan reveals his incredible encyclopedic knowledge of diverse music genres, from rock and roll to jazz, making him a fascinating guest filled with unique insights.The Sheepdogs have been rocking the Canadian music scene for nearly two decades, and Ewan shares exciting details about their upcoming album, 'Keep Out of the Storm', set to release in February.Ewan reflects on the evolution of the music industry, emphasizing how much harder it is for bands today to thrive compared to when they started in the early 2000s.The conversation takes a playful turn as Ewan shares hilarious anecdotes about early band experiences, showing that even seasoned musicians have their goofy moments.Companies mentioned in this episode:The SheepdogsToronto Blue JaysLA DodgersBryan AdamsJ.J. CaleStevie WonderPaul McCartneyThe BeatlesGeorge MartinThin LizzyCreedence Clearwater RevivalRay CharlesHenry Mancini

Ewan Currie, the lead singer and frontman of The Sheepdogs, is joining us today, and trust me, you won’t want to miss this chat! With a mind that’s essentially an encyclopedia of musical knowledge spanning rock, jazz, RnB, classical, and more, Ewan brings a refreshing perspective to the table. We’ll dive into his journey from growing up in a musical household to becoming a household name in Canada’s rock scene. Get ready for a fun-filled, deep musical conversation-packed episode where music and life collide in the most entertaining way!Takeaways:Ewan Currie's deep love for music comes from his family, where his dad was a classical composer and his mom sang in the choir, fostering a rich musical upbringing.In our chat, Ewan reveals his incredible encyclopedic knowledge of diverse music genres, from rock and roll to jazz, making him a fascinating guest filled with unique insights.The Sheepdogs have been rocking the Canadian music scene for nearly two decades, and Ewan shares exciting details about their upcoming album, 'Keep Out of the Storm', set to release in February.Ewan reflects on the evolution of the music industry, emphasizing how much harder it is for bands today to thrive compared to when they started in the early 2000s.The conversation takes a playful turn as Ewan shares hilarious anecdotes about early band experiences, showing that even seasoned musicians have their goofy moments.Companies mentioned in this episode:The SheepdogsToronto Blue JaysLA DodgersBryan AdamsJ.J. CaleStevie WonderPaul McCartneyThe BeatlesGeorge MartinThin LizzyCreedence Clearwater RevivalRay CharlesHenry Mancini

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