Don't let their tongue-in-cheek name fool you, rather let their raucous
live performance be a testament to their unique blend of country,
Dixieland, and Manitoba roots music. Since forming in Winnipeg in 2004,
The F-Holes have shared the stage with the likes of Juno nominated artists
Elliot Brood, Twilight Hotel, Nathan and The Perpetrators, as well as The
Weber Brothers and Dan Frechette. They have entertained a wide variety of
audiences ranging from the Children’s Fringe Festival and the Festival du
Voyageur, to the Manitoba Stampede and the Fire and Water Music Festival.
Their unmistakable vintage inspired sound and zeal for live performance
has garnered them acclaim from an array of critics and audiences alike.
Dan Frechette is a modern traditionalist troubadour in the roots music vein. Raised on Rock n'Roll records and radio, Frechette has crafted an original catalog of over 1300 songs with styles ranging from old tyme music to rockabilly. His political folk songs "Who Will Take My Place" and "Mists of Down Below" have been sung the world over by The Duhks.