VOICE HISTORY

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Eric Voice is a rock artist. His music was born in Kingston on CKLC Radio, where Greg Hunter featured Voice's original track "Stranded".
Over time, Eric's music and message has been spread throughout North America on numerous radio and television programs such as CBC's Musicworks, Aptn's First Music And Arts, And Muchmusic.

Eric Voice is a Native artist, who hopes to open a new direction for Aboriginal music. A rock alternative path will not only allow growth to Aboriginal artistic culture, but will create awareness in generations and venues never seen before... it makes the circle stronger.

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ERIC VOICE~Lead Vocals and Bass

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DOUG SMITH~Vocals and Lead Guitar
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AL OLNER~Drums
Al's Bio To Be Posted Soon.

MICHAEL SHERBERT~Rhythm Guitar
Bio To Be Posted Soon.

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Eric Voice travelled to the Rideau Carleton Raceway in Ottawa on June 12th to perform as the Special Guests of the Stampeders. Performances of a few tracks from Eric's new CD Earth, were just as responsive as favourites from the Inner Circle CD.

Eric Voice visited the Skydome in Toronto to perform at the Canadian Aboriginal Music Festival on November 29th & 30th. Eric and the band closed the festivities with Louis Riel, Native Cry, & Fear No Evil From his INNER CIRCLE CD.

Eric Voice travelled to the Nation's Capital to record a Music Vox segement for CBC Television's MUSICWORKS. The segement aired on December 31st 2003 at 5:30 pm est. Eric and the band performed Riding The Waves on the program.

Eric Voice opened up for Canadian rock legend, David Wilcox at the 24th Annual Burlington's Sound Of Music Festival. Other acts included Rik Emmett, Natalie MacMaster, The Headstones, and Kazzer.

Eric Voice was at the Scherzo in downtown Kingston on January 27th to record a full set of video for Cogeco Television's Junction 28. The band perormed many tracks from their Inner Circle album, including - Stranded, Go With The Wind, Chief Mountain, & Face Your Fears.

Eric Voice graced the CKWS Television Studios on January 29th to record a segement for Entertainment Watch. Eric and the band performed Louis Riel, and Circle Of Hands on the program.

Eric Voice opened the First Canada Friendship Festival at Fort Henry in Kingston, which included performances by 54-40 and The Headstones.

Eric Voice was the first Kingston act featured at Dan Aykroyd's Ghetto House.

Eric Voice played to a capacity crowd at Casino Rama for the 2002 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards. The response was overwhelming as Eric belted out his hit song "Louis Riel"!!!

The Sweetgrass Festival was a great success! Eric met up with Keith Secola, Jimmy Wolf, Onji-da, and Little Egypt. It was a great show. Eric is looking forward to seeing Voice fans again next year to support a good cause.

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