Walk Off The Earth

Walk Off the Earth is a dynamic Canadian indie pop band hailing from Burlington, Ontario, that has captivated audiences since its formation in 2006. Known for their infectious covers and original songs on platforms such as YouTube, the band utilizes an eclectic mix of instruments, including ukuleles and theremins. Their creative sound is further enhanced by multi-instrumentalist Gianni “Luminati” Nicassio, who also produces their captivating music videos.

The group skyrocketed to prominence in 2012 with their viral rendition of Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know,” which amassed over 175 million views in just four months. This pivotal moment not only caught the attention of pop icon Gotye but also led to a significant recording contract with Columbia Records. In addition to their viral success, Walk Off the Earth showcased their talent on shows like Ellen DeGeneres and contributed widely recognized covers of hits like “Rude” by Magic! and “Party Rock Anthem” by LMFAO.

In 2013, they released their full-length album, *R.E.V.O.*, followed by a series of successful national and international tours. The band’s unique commitment to interactive performances and fan engagement has resulted in accolades, including a Juno Award for Group of the Year and features in prestigious awards like the Grammy Awards.

Most recently, Walk Off the Earth has expanded their musical catalogue with projects aimed at younger audiences, releasing both original singles and a children’s album. Their versatility continues to shine through collaborations with notable artists and engaging performances, maintaining their relevance and appeal in the ever-evolving music landscape. Their continued growth exemplifies an unwavering commitment to creativity and audience connection.