Brother Bicker Band, the renowned Calgary-based folk-rock ensemble, is set to release their latest single "Nothing At All" on March 26 that promises to captivate listeners with its powerful narrative and dynamic song writing. Check it out YouTube:

Crafted from a riff born during band practice, "Nothing At All" shows the band’s collaborative energy and dedication. Evolving over years of live performances, the song analyzes the stages of grief and rejection, while exploring themes of denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. It reflects on the pain and regret of lost love, evolving into the realization that every relationship, regardless of its outcome, shapes who we are as people.

The Brother Bicker Band is country, Canadian style, and the seven-member group of roots rockers are bringing more of their signature sound with the release of their new single, 'Another Kind of Train', out now. The band's self-described sound of 'Maple Whiskey Rock n Roll' is packed into the storytelling chorus and sliding notes of 'Another Kind of Train'.

Listen on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/album/6tFcHZC8IfY7jIlEudW2Uv

 Based in Calgary, AB, The Brother Bicker Band has a rich and full sound, put together by seven friends; Jeremy Hrdlicka on acoustic guitar and vocals, Tom Mogan on guitar and vocals, Jennele Coulson and Clarie Wilkes on vocals, Ben Ellard on keys, and completing the lineup are Matt Dawe on drums and Jim Duncan on bass that earned them two YYC Music Award nominations this and last year.