High Holy Days

Blue-collar Canadian rockers High Holy Days emerged in 2002 with a melodic, guitar-driven sound that combines post-grunge, '70s- and '80s-influenced hard rock, and soaring alternative rock. They found success in 2004 with the release of their debut album, All My Real Friends. The band was founded in 2002 in North Bay, Ontario, by core members Marc Arcand (vocals) and Bill MacGregor (guitar), alongside Jeremy Galda (bass) and Jason Guindon, all of whom had worked together in the like-minded Arcand Band in 1998. Rebranding themselves as High Holy Days, they inked a deal with R...