Artist description The unlikely combination of three musically diverse individuals, E.B.E’s tunes are a high-energy fusion of vocal-oriented material, freeform jams, and live improvisation based in the roots of blues, funk, and rock. Combining wah-flooded guitar riffs, ‘phat’ bass lines and souped-up drumming, their performances are exciting, atmospheric experiences full of raw energy, blistering solos and infectious grooves. The culmination of all these factors is the creation of a sound which E.B.E pride as being distinctly their own. The end result is songs that allow the band to express themselves and communicate to their audience freely through their instruments, their performances and above all, their passion to entertain by playing great music

Music Style Blues/Funk/Rock/Fusion

Musical Influences Blues/Funk/Rock/Fusion

Similar Artists Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Santana, Blues Traveller, Chilli Peppers, Wide Mouth Mason, I Mother Earth, Rage Against The Machine

Artist History Comprised of Matt Smith (guitar/lead vocals), David Evans (drums), and Geoff Archibald (bass), this dynamic blues/funk/rock power trio formed in 1995 and have since become one of the most distinct sounding local bands in the lower mainland/Vancouver B.C. area. Highlights include winning the Tri-Cities Battle of the Bands 3 years in a row, placing 3rd in the 2001 BC Battle of the Bands, and opening for The Matthew Good Band twice.

Group Members Matt Smith - Guitar/Vocals Geoff Archibald - Bass David Evans - Drums

Instruments Drums, Bass, Guitar, Voice

Albums Electric Blues Euphoria - self titled

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Additional Info If you dig live music, check us out. We always strive to put on a great show

Location Vancouver, BC - Canada

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