GEORDIE GORDON’S NEW LP OUT TODAY, SHARES NEW VIDEO

GEORDIE GORDON’S NEW ALBUM, RIVER ROUND, OUT TODAY VIA VICTORY POOL RECORDS

WATCH / SHARE “RIVER HOUSE” HERE

BUY / STREAM RIVER ROUND HERE

BUY / STREAM RIVER ROUND VINYL HERE
PERFORMANCE DATES BEGIN MAY 22

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Today, Geordie Gordon releases his third solo album River Round, a collection of love songs as intimate anthems of resilience. Friendship and romance stand off with life’s losses as Gordon weaves into his home-recorded folk music the irrepressible joys of pop—memorable verses and soulful, hard-hitting hooks—honed in his career as sideman and collaborator in acts including Islands, US Girls, Andy Shauf, and The Weather Station

Celebrating the album’s release, Gordon is sharing the new video for “River House”, “an ode to the house that I lived in for most of my 20’s and to all the roommates who came and went around me,” explains Gordon. “It was a two-story building built in the 1860’s on the banks of Guelph’s Speed River. Covered in peeling aquamarine paint, with slanting floors and thin hand-blown window panes, the house faced the river and was hidden from the street down a long driveway behind another home, a remnant of a time before the surrounding streets and houses were built. 

“Whenever I am in an old building, I try to picture all of the previous lives that have moved through its rooms before me. My second floor apartment had been passed down to me from a handyman who I worked with at the Family Thrift Store and I soon discovered that many people I knew around town had previously lived there. My Dad’s first band press photos had even been taken on its porch in the 70’s! 

“After I moved out, the place continued to be occupied by many of my friends and my old room was taken over by the amazing musical force Richard Laviolette just before his passing. When he died I started to reflect on how the space we hold is always temporary. 

“We make our apartments home just as we make this earth home for this brief blip in history, but we are just one part of a long line of other experiences stretching from the past and into the future. The river flows on; past the old stone foundations, past the ringing carillon bells in the church tower and under the Heffernan St foot bridge. As it rushes away into the confluence of the Eramosa, only our memories are left in its wake. The water washes our time clean as the next group of tenants move into the River House.”

WATCH / SHARE “RIVER HOUSE” HERE

MORE ABOUT GEORDIE GORDON + RIVER ROUND
On River Round Gordon plays a small orchestra of instruments, including acoustic and electric six-string and tenor guitars, bass, mandolin, electric mandola, octave mandolin, fiddle, organ, Wurlitzer, Moog, and glockenspiel.

The title River Round cites the “round” as a form of singing in unison, a blending of voices, hinting at how this solo project is in fact a revival, a revelry of coming together. Even in the apocalyptic “All the Fires,” a song that looks frankly at the world, Gordon’s lyrics insist there’s a way through, and that way is by coming together: “I just need to see you safe by morning. Because there’s no morning without you.”

WATCH / SHARE “ENDLESS LINE” HERE

On the album’s second track, “River House Gordon brings back to life the old, crumbling rooms of a home he moved into at 18, where so many musicians would be roommates and gather to imagine and build the artist’s hometown punk and folk scene in Guelph, Ontario. That community mourns through “Richard’s Song,” an ode to the late musician and indomitable “front man” Richard Laviolette (1982–2023), whose Sunday band practices Gordon recalls with radical tenderness. He sings to Richard, ‘We can’t rehearse for what life brings / You know you can tell me anything,’ and the lines resound as a call to nurture, through song, friendship and queer life at every beginning, end, and transition. This nurturing might be what Gordon calls “the good hurt in the music.” 

WATCH / SHARE “ALL THE FIRES” HERE

Geordie Gordon is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Toronto and raised in Guelph, Ontario, where at the age of 13 he began playing in touring bands. For twenty years, he has toured with acts including Islands, US Girls, Andy Shauf, and The Weather Station. His solo project combines folk, soul, and pop in classic songs with lyrical verses and melodic, explosive hooks. His songs tell stories of coming of age, music community, and queer love. River Round is his third solo album on Victory Pool Records.

PERFORMANCE DATES
May 22nd - Guelph @ Silence w/ Bird City
May 27th - Toronto @ Burdock Music Hall w/ José Contreras

BUY / STREAM RIVER ROUND HERE
BUY / STREAM RIVER ROUND VINYL HERE

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RIVER ROUND TRACKLIST
01 Held Me Up
02 River House
03 Richard’s Song
04 Endless Line
05 The Deal
06 On My Way
07 Ocean Of Time
08 All The Fires
09 Never Goes Away
10 Feel Our Way Through

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GEORDIE GORDON REVEALS “ALL THE FIRES” FROM UPCOMING ALBUM, RIVER ROUND

GEORDIE GORDON’S NEW ALBUM, RIVER ROUND, OUT MAY 1, 2026 VIA VICTORY POOL RECORDS

WATCH / SHARE “ALL THE FIRES” HERE
BUY / STREAM “ALL THE FIRES” HERE

 PRE-ORDER RIVER ROUND VINYL HERE

PERFORMANCE DATES BEGIN MAY 22

Photo Credit : Colin Medley // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

On May 1 Geordie Gordon will release his third solo album River Round, a collection of love songs as intimate anthems of resilience. Friendship and romance stand off with life’s losses as Gordon weaves into his home-recorded folk music the irrepressible joys of pop—memorable verses and soulful, hard-hitting hooks—honed in his career as sideman and collaborator in acts including Islands, US Girls, Andy Shauf, and The Weather Station

Today, he shares the video for the new single, “All The Fires”. The song comes from “my attempt to put myself in the shoes of someone who has just lost everything,” says Gordon. “I wrote the song in an emotional flurry after watching a Patti Smith performance. I was so inspired by the way she can plainly deliver a simple chord progression yet instill the most powerful meaning into every word. I aspired to craft a song devoid of flash or excess, purely a vessel for the grief and anxiety that I had been storing in the pit of my stomach. 

 “As I was recording the song, I was reading Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower, a work of fiction following a young woman as she loses her whole community in Southern California due to intense climate and social upheaval. That same month three musical colleagues of mine had their homes burnt to the ground in the LA Wildfires, showing just how quickly science fiction can become a reality in our lives.”

WATCH / SHARE “ALL THE FIRES” HERE
BUY / STREAM “ALL THE FIRES” HERE

DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

MORE ABOUT GEORDIE GORDON + RIVER ROUND
On River Round Gordon plays a small orchestra of instruments, including acoustic and electric six-string and tenor guitars, bass, mandolin, electric mandola, octave mandolin, fiddle, organ, Wurlitzer, Moog, and glockenspiel.

The title River Round cites the “round” as a form of singing in unison, a blending of voices, hinting at how this solo project is in fact a revival, a revelry of coming together. Even in the apocalyptic “All the Fires,” a song that looks frankly at the world, Gordon’s lyrics insist there’s a way through, and that way is by coming together: “I just need to see you safe by morning. Because there’s no morning without you.”

WATCH / SHARE “ENDLESS LINE” HERE
BUY / STREAM “ENDLESS LINE” HERE

On the album’s second track, “River House” Gordon brings back to life the old, crumbling rooms of a home he moved into at 18, where so many musicians would be roommates and gather to imagine and build the artist’s hometown punk and folk scene in Guelph, Ontario. That community mourns through “Richard’s Song,” an ode to the late musician and indomitable “front man” Richard Laviolette (1982–2023), whose Sunday band practices Gordon recalls with radical tenderness. He sings to Richard, ‘We can’t rehearse for what life brings / You know you can tell me anything,’ and the lines resound as a call to nurture, through song, friendship and queer life at every beginning, end, and transition. This nurturing might be what Gordon calls “the good hurt in the music.” 

Geordie Gordon is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Toronto and raised in Guelph, Ontario, where at the age of 13 he began playing in touring bands. For twenty years, he has toured with acts including Islands, US Girls, Andy Shauf, and The Weather Station. His solo project combines folk, soul, and pop in classic songs with lyrical verses and melodic, explosive hooks. His songs tell stories of coming of age, music community, and queer love. River Round is his third solo album on Victory Pool Records.

PERFORMANCE DATES
May 22nd - Guelph @ Silence w/ Bird City
May 27th - Toronto @ Burdock Music Hall w/ José Contreras

 PRE-ORDER RIVER ROUND VINYL HERE

DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

RIVER ROUND TRACKLIST
01 Held Me Up
02 River House
03 Richard’s Song
04 Endless Line
05 The Deal
06 On My Way
07 Ocean Of Time
08 All The Fires
09 Never Goes Away
10 Feel Our Way Through

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GEORDIE GORDON ANNOUNCES NEW LP, RIVER ROUND, SHARES FIRST SINGLE

GEORDIE GORDON’S NEW ALBUM, RIVER ROUND, OUT MAY 1, 2026 VIA VICTORY POOL RECORDS

WATCH / SHARE “ENDLESS LINE” HERE
BUY / STREAM “ENDLESS LINE” HERE

PRE-ORDER RIVER ROUND VINYL HERE

Photo Credit : Colin Medley // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

Out May 1 from Victory Pool Records, Geordie Gordon’s third solo album River Round is a collection of love songs as intimate anthems of resilience. Friendship and romance stand off with life’s losses as Gordon weaves into his home-recorded folk music the irrepressible joys of pop—memorable verses and soulful, hard-hitting hooks—honed in his career as sideman and collaborator in acts including Islands, US Girls, Andy Shauf, and The Weather Station. The album’s first single “Endless Line” closes the distance between two lovers that are apart, and this theme, the closing of distances, is repeated as one of music’s healing and super powers. 

“I have been so lucky that playing in bands has brought me to some amazing parts of the world,” says Gordon. “Amidst the whirlwind of touring, I often try to find a quiet moment to sit back and appreciate the places that I find myself in; reaching the ocean after a long drive, crossing through a towering mountain range to get to the next show, walking through the sleeping streets of a great city after we’ve packed up for the night. These are the moments when I most feel how tiny I am on this giant planet. At the same time, I reach inward and know that I am carrying with me all the people that I love back home. Though they might be thousands of miles and many time zones away, there is an invisible thread that connects us. Endless Line is an ode to the love that binds us always, no matter where we are. 

“‘Endless Line’ was written on my four-string tenor guitar, an instrument that seems to want to produce fiddle tunes and waltzes. Because of that, most of my new songs have ended up in 3/4 or 6/8 time. ‘Endless Line’ sprouted from the folk music of my upbringing but grew into an upbeat rock song that builds as layers and rhythms are added. It was recorded with a live rhythm section of Steven Foster on drums, Ed Squires on congas, and Ben Whiteley on bass. The track flows forward with a raw, organic exuberance, building to a fuzz guitar solo then bursting into a joyous finale where the horn section of Dan Gooch and vocals of Isla Craig summit the sonic peak.”  

WATCH / SHARE “ENDLESS LINE” HERE
BUY / STREAM “ENDLESS LINE” HERE

MORE ABOUT GEORDIE GORDON + RIVER ROUND
On River Round Gordon plays a small orchestra of instruments, including acoustic and electric six-string and tenor guitars, bass, mandolin, electric mandola, octave mandolin, fiddle, organ, Wurlitzer, Moog, and glockenspiel.

The title River Round cites the “round” as a form of singing in unison, a blending of voices, hinting at how this solo project is in fact a revival, a revelry of coming together. Even in the apocalyptic “All the Fires,” a song that looks frankly at the world, Gordon’s lyrics insist there’s a way through, and that way is by coming together: “I just need to see you safe by morning. Because there’s no morning without you.”

On the album’s second track, “River House” Gordon brings back to life the old, crumbling rooms of a home he moved into at 18, where so many musicians would be roommates and gather to imagine and build the artist’s hometown punk and folk scene in Guelph, Ontario. That community mourns through “Richard’s Song,” an ode to the late musician and indomitable “front man” Richard Laviolette (1982–2023), whose Sunday band practices Gordon recalls with radical tenderness. He sings to Richard, ‘We can’t rehearse for what life brings / You know you can tell me anything,’ and the lines resound as a call to nurture, through song, friendship and queer life at every beginning, end, and transition. This nurturing might be what Gordon calls “the good hurt in the music.” 

Geordie Gordon is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Toronto and raised in Guelph, Ontario, where at the age of 13 he began playing in touring bands. For twenty years, he has toured with acts including Islands, US Girls, Andy Shauf, and The Weather Station. His solo project combines folk, soul, and pop in classic songs with lyrical verses and melodic, explosive hooks. His songs tell stories of coming of age, music community, and queer love. River Round is his third solo album on Victory Pool Records.

 PRE-ORDER RIVER ROUND VINYL HERE

DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

RIVER ROUND TRACKLIST
01 Held Me Up
02 River House
03 Richard’s Song
04 Endless Line
05 The Deal
06 On My Way
07 Ocean Of Time
08 All The Fires
09 Never Goes Away
10 Feel Our Way Through

GEORDIE GORDON ONLINE
WEBSITE
FACEBOOK
INSTAGRAM