Recording
Title classified
A new recording is taking shape behind a closed control-room door.
Transmission date · TBA
Brantford, Ontario · Signal returning
Transmission clock syncing
October 31, 2026 · Midnight ET
There’s always silence before the storm.
Incoming / 02 files
Two new recordings are taking shape. Details stay classified until the red light goes dark.
Recording
A new recording is taking shape behind a closed control-room door.
Transmission date · TBA
Coming Soon
The second file is on the board. Details remain under tape.
Transmission date · TBA
Live circuit
Future volume lands here first. Past rooms remain on the tape.
Hamilton, ON
Lion’s Park, Brantford, ON · 19+
Back catalogue
Two records survived the silence.
2010
Track listing remains sealed in the archive.
Audio preview not cleared.
2012
Track listing remains sealed in the archive.
Audio preview not cleared.
Recovered material
A partial record of noise made between Brantford and every room that let the amps through the door.
The first recorded transmission.
The signal gets louder.
Hey Brother takes the title.
A festival-stage appearance preserved in the band archive.
Lion’s Park · Brantford, Ontario
Friday night at Call Home Music Festival. Hey Brother took the Home Side Stage as the reunion signal went live in Brantford.
Brantford, Ontario
The amps begin warming up again.
The people in the room
Alternative rock from Brantford, Ontario.
Hey Brother is a Brantford-area rock band combining alternative rock, garage energy, memorable hooks and hints of classic Canadiana.
The band released Circadian Rhythm in 2010 and Feel Sharp in 2012. Hey Brother has performed throughout Southern Ontario, including appearances at Y108’s Last Band Standing and Burlington’s Sound of Music Festival.
The band is currently recording two new songs and developing plans for an upcoming music video.

Private frequency
Recording updates, first listens and show notices. No filler.
For press, venues & troublemakers
Hey Brother is a Brantford-area rock band combining alternative rock, garage energy, memorable hooks and hints of classic Canadiana.
Approved press files have not been released.
The band released Circadian Rhythm in 2010 and Feel Sharp in 2012. Hey Brother has performed throughout Southern Ontario, including appearances at Y108’s Last Band Standing and Burlington’s Sound of Music Festival. The band is currently recording two new songs and developing plans for an upcoming music video.