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✓ Published: 16-Apr-2010
✓ Published: 16-Apr-2010
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By Leah Collins, Dose.cannMax Kerman of the Arkells has a funny story about what happened to the band at the 2009 Juno FanFare. Or wait, was that one actually about Matt Mays and El Torpedo...nnThis time last year, Max Kerman of the Arkells was at the Junos in Vancouver. “We didn’t take part in the [televised] event, though. I think that was reserved for people who were nominated,” the rock frontman laughs. Sure, the band’s debut LP, Jackson Square, had been on shelves a few months by th
By Leah Collins, Dose.cannMax Kerman of the Arkells has a funny story about what happened to the band at the 2009 Juno FanFare. Or wait, was that one actually about Matt Mays and El Torpedo...nnThis time last year, Max Kerman of the Arkells was at the Junos in Vancouver. “We didn’t take part in the [televised] event, though. I think that was reserved for people who were nominated,” the rock frontman laughs. Sure, the band’s debut LP, Jackson Square, had been on shelves a few months by th
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