Surrounded by Wolves with special guest Taylor Lang

Seating Disclaimer: To accommodate as many live music fans as possible, we offer both seats and standing room at our shows. Seats are first come, first served. Please review the terms and conditions.

Rock group Surrounded by Wolves harnesses the spirit of rock ‘n’ roll in an explosive show at the legendary King Eddy on Thursday, August 3. They’ll be joined by special guest artist Taylor Lang.

About Surrounded by Wolves

Surrounded by Wolves takes us back to the golden era of rock and roll, where music reigned supreme and captivated the world. With their explosive live performances and their latest full-length release, “The Mountain Howl,” they have harnessed the spirit of rock in all its glory.

Following the success of their EP and chart-topping single “Garbage,” which spent an impressive seven weeks on the Billboard Canada top 100 rock songs and peaked at 61 during the summer of 2020, Surrounded by Wolves is ready to make an even bigger impact.

Lead vocalist Josh Wong brings his full arsenal of vocal range, effortlessly transitioning from smoky tones to silky smooth melodies. His return reunites him with longtime bass player Reza Cassam, whose heavy pulse connects the hearts and souls of this four-piece.

The thunderous and inventive beats of drummer Prince Edobor provide the backbone for Surrounded by Wolves’ music, showcasing a remarkable balance of precision and originality. Adding to the sonic storm is Jimi Leach, whose vocals and electrifying guitar work illuminate the path for humanity, drawing from his authentic experiences as a railway man and infusing his music with soulful blues riffs.

Surrounded by Wolves is a force to be reckoned with, channeling the essence of classic rock while infusing it with a modern edge. Their dynamic performances and infectious sound captivate audiences, leaving them hungry for more. With “The Mountain Howl” as their latest masterpiece, Surrounded by Wolves continues to carve their path in the realm of rock, destined to leave an indelible mark on the hearts of music lovers everywhere.

About Taylor Lang

Born and raised outside a small village on the plains of rural Saskatchewan, Taylor Lang — formerly known as ‘Blaeser’ — started playing music at a young age to pass the time, and never really stopped. His latest album, An Audio Guide to Introspection, was released in 2022, delivering more of the same insight, lyricism, and head-turning guitar work as before.

“I started on piano, picked up drumming and bass, then finally the guitar at age 15. I learned a metric boatload of classic cover tunes and busked outside downtown bars to earn money to go to music festivals. You meet a lot of interesting people that way, and you learn to roll with any audience situation. Somewhere in there, I put my linguistics degree to good use and started writing my own songs and lyrics. On March 3, 2018, a friend of mine showed me the most ridiculously complicated guitar performance I had ever seen — Jon Gomm’s “Passionflower.” I was hooked. I started learning some of that ridiculously complicated guitar stuff the next day. The journey is endless and the impostor syndrome is real. It still manages to get the better of me sometimes, but I’m working on it, because the satisfaction of playing something no one else has ever played is stronger than the doubt. So now, here I am. I play a lot of acoustic guitar, influenced by artists from all over: Jon Gomm. The Tragically Hip. blink-182, City & Colour, Dan Mangan, Ed Sheeran, Passenger, Pink Floyd, Halsey, Arkells, and a thousand more. I write about where I came from and sometimes where I think I’m going. I like to dig deep and expose the beating heart of whatever I’m writing about. My wife and I have a cat and I am responsible for one plant. So far, so good.”

Sound production equipment for the King Eddy provided by PK Sound.