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Consistent, candid, honest and forthright about everything from life to music, Matthew Good is one of few Canadian musicians that requires no introduction.
In 2007, that candidness revealed itself as Hospital Music, an album dedicated to the ordeal Matthew Good was thrust into when dealing with bipolarity. Using the creativity of music to work through the revelation and realism of that diagnosis, Good and his followers formed an unbreakable bond based on what proved to be one of his most impeccable albums.Â
In 2009, Matthew Good finds him in an enviable place: alive, feeling fine and more inspired than ever before with the release of his 11th album entitled, Vancouver on October 6th. Matthew Good's latest release, Vancouver is a dedication to and examination of his experiences living in the world-renowned city for the better part of his life; the land responsible for forming many of his personal reflections and opinions on the world.
On the track "The Vancouver National Anthem," Matthew Good has many observations about the contradictions of what is going on within the city, a track boasting/solidifying the union of Good and artist Pete Yorn. As with the bulk of Good's catalogue, Vancouver was recorded at The Warehouse Studio. Joined by the majority of his live band-journeymen and session players who have truly connected with Good's own vision and direction-Vancouver is easily Good's most coherent, enduring, and indelibly appreciable work to date.Â
Matthew Good has sold over 800,000 albums world-wide, awarded three Juno Awards and has received 17 Juno nominations. Matthew Good was awarded the Mental Heath Voices 2008 Award on behalf of the Canadian Mental Health Association, an award for proliferating awareness of mental health issues throughout Canada.
Good show with Mr. Good đ Very good prestation of Matthew and the band !! Vilivant, a good band also, and a very good female singer hard rock. The first band, never knew who they are......
Thanks Matt! We had the best seats in the house, second Floor, first Row.
It was cool, we had a good evening, 2 show before matthew, one good and the other one so so
His voice is stellar still. He no longer plays guitar due to nerve damage, but no big deal. The vocals needed to be turned up a bit as he was often drowned out by the music. My big beef with the show was that he professes kindness, happiness, and acceptance. He was rude to his band and his fans. In the middle of his speech on kindness and happiness, a fan approached the stage to ask for an autograph on her vinyl, and he belittled her, that was rich.
Matthew Good did not disappoint. With a solid mix of his classics and more recent songs played acoustic in an intimate venue, it was a night I will never forget. I canât wait until he comes back to play his hometown crowd again.
Never disappointed whenever I see Matthew Good.. Absolutely loved it.
Awesome experience Great performance Perfect place to see a show
Matt Good was sick, but you wouldn't know by how he sounded. His renditions of old and new material was spellbinding, and his banter with the audience was casual and fun. The lighting visuals and audio quality at the venue was perfectly tuned. A great set at a comfortably intimate venue made it a night to remember.
Amazing acoustic experience. Intimate and lots of interaction with the audience. Matt put on a fantastic show.
Small venues are the best. Love location crowd got into show. Mr. good was groovy love this guy. Must be great with the band as well. Weâre in for that
