• Tanner Gordon

    Singer/Songwriter

    Since his debut album in 2008 , Tanner has gone on to perform over 250 shows across Canada. Tanner was the frontman of “The Unfortunates” since 2009, releasing 4 albums, completing a National Tour, named Sonic Band of the Month and in 2020 winning “W.A.M Album Of The Year” and in 2022 his song "Start Again" from his solo album was named to the "World National Indie Radio's Best Songs of the Year"

  • Brett Hanson

    Brett Hansen is an Edmonton based guitarist and composer.

    His work across many genres of music from rock to jazz to country etc. has given him the opportunity to share the stage with the likes of Blue Oyster Cult, AQUA, Gil Goldstein, and many more. He is an in demand sideman which has led to international touring and many recording credits.

  • Nathan Stamhuis

    Guitar

    Nathan spent the majority of his childhood wishing he was in the mountains. Taking many trips there as a kid, he let his surroundings shape him. Having a family who loved music he quickly got an ear for what he liked. His earliest memory is sitting in the back of his parents Buick listening to Eleanor Rigby. Growing up his music tastes got more diverse. He became infatuated with guitar at the age of ten and has been playing ever since.

  • Brendan McGonigle

    Brendan McGonigle, the rhythmic heartbeat behind The Great Winter, has spent multiple decades channeling his passion for music into the intricate world of alternative rock and pop-rock. As the drummer for The Unfortunates, Brendan has left an indelible mark on the music scene, contributing his unique style and flair to the band's sonic tapestry.

    Brendan's musical legacy is etched in the albums of The Unfortunates. From the raw emotion captured in "Calm Down, This Is Only The End" (2010) to the introspective explorations in "We Talked of Shadows" (2011) and the sonic evolution showcased in "Indie Films" (2014), Brendan's rhythmic prowess has been a constant throughout the band's discography. The eponymous album "The Unfortunates" (2018) stands as a testament to his enduring commitment to musical expression.

    Look to Brendan’s next chapter, new beats, and the continued excitement of live performances with The Great Winter.

  • Mark Bursey

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