Courage My Love
Courage My Love is a pop punk band from Canada founded in 2009. The group was brought to live in Kitchener, Ontario by the twin sisters Mercedes Arn-Horn (vocals, guitar) and Phoenix Arn-Horn (vocals, drums), as well as David Blake-Dickson (bass, vocals). After the group was able to build a fan base in their home state of Ontario, the band managed to perform at several festivals, including the Warped Tour, the Canadian Music Week and NXNE. Courage My Love has already partnered with Paramore, Tokyo Police Club and A Day to Remember. Blake-Dickson left the group in 2012 and was replaced by Brandon Lockwood.
The band founded their own label Homeskool Prom Records, which cooperates with the major label Warner Music since September 2011. The EP For Now was produced by Chris Perry, who has already been nominated for the Juno Awards. For Now was reissued a year later as an acoustic EP. In 2013, a new EP was released, Becoming, which was re-released in 2015 via InVogue Records with bonus material as an album. In 2017, another album followed, entitled Synesthesia.
About Courage My Love
Courage My Love is a pop punk band from Canada founded in 2009. The group was brought to live in Kitchener, Ontario by the twin sisters Mercedes Arn-Horn (vocals, guitar) and Phoenix Arn-Horn (vocals, drums), as well as David Blake-Dickson (bass, vocals). After the group was able to build a fan base in their home state of Ontario, the band managed to perform at several festivals, including the Warped Tour, the Canadian Music Week and NXNE. Courage My Love has already partnered with Paramore, Tokyo Police Club and A Day to Remember. Blake-Dickson left the group in 2012 and was replaced by Brandon Lockwood.
The band founded their own label Homeskool Prom Records, which cooperates with the major label Warner Music since September 2011. The EP For Now was produced by Chris Perry, who has already been nominated for the Juno Awards. For Now was reissued a year later as an acoustic EP. In 2013, a new EP was released, Becoming, which was re-released in 2015 via InVogue Records with bonus material as an album. In 2017, another album followed, entitled Synesthesia.
