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Canada
Cleopatrick is a dynamic Canadian rock duo hailing from Cobourg, Ontario, comprised of childhood friends Ian Fraser and Luke Gruntz. Their professional journey began in earnest with the release of their debut EP, “14,” on February 14, 2016. This initial offering showcased their raw talent and passion for music, but it was the single “Hometown” that truly catapulted them into the spotlight, peaking at No. 6 on the US Mainstream Rock Charts in 2017. This success laid the groundwork for their subsequent EP, “The Boys,” released in June 2018, further solidifying their presence in the rock music scene.
In 2020, Cleopatrick took a significant step forward with the release of their debut album, “Bummer,” which was preceded by the impactful single “Good Grief.” The album, released on June 4, 2021, showcased their evolution as artists and featured a blend of powerful lyrics and infectious melodies. Their ability to connect with audiences was evident as they embarked on an extensive European tour in March 2022, performing at prestigious venues like the Electric Ballroom in London.
Following their European tour, Cleopatrick supported British rock duo Royal Blood on their North American tour, further expanding their reach and fanbase. Their participation in major festivals, including Reading and Leeds, highlighted their growing reputation in the rock genre. In August 2022, they released the single “OK,” which was part of their EP “Doom,” demonstrating their continuous creative output and commitment to their craft.
Musically, Cleopatrick draws inspiration from iconic bands such as AC/DC and Highly Suspect, blending rock with modern influences. Their sound has garnered comparisons to notable acts like Arctic Monkeys and Catfish and the Bottlemen, showcasing their versatility and appeal. With a strong foundation in songwriting and production, Ian Fraser and Luke Gruntz are poised to make a lasting impact on the music industry, captivating audiences with their energetic performances and authentic artistry.
