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Ohbijou is a Canadian indie pop act known for lush orchestral arrangements layered over folk and bluegrass textures. Active from 2004 to 2013, the band announced an indefinite hiatus after their farewell show at The Great Hall in Toronto on September 7, 2013. While there are no announced 2025 tour dates, Ohbijou’s legacy continues to influence indie artists and listeners who treasure intimate, melodic storytelling.

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Here, you’ll find a detailed biography, a look at discography highlights, notable awards, and a recap of their touring history. If you’re seeking the authentic sound that blends strings with intimate vocal performances, Ohbijou remains a reference point in Canadian indie music.

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Documented collaborators

Stay connected with Ohbijou for retrospective releases, collaborations, and potential future project updates. We’ve got you covered with reliable background, past tour memories, and a clear sense of where the band stands in the indie music landscape. For inquiries, booking, or fan connections, bookmark this page as your go-to resource for Ohbijou from a local expert perspective.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Ohbijou

  • Genre/style: indie pop with orchestral arrangements, folk and bluegrass influences.
  • Active years: 2004–2013; indefinite hiatus announced after their farewell show (The Great Hall, Toronto) on September 7, 2013.
  • Albums (most recent first): Metal Meets (2011, Last Gang); Beacons (2009, Last Gang); Swift Feet for Troubling Times (2006, Independent).
  • Notable awards/achievements: CBC Rising Stars nomination (2007); Banff Centre Indie Band Residency (2008); Aux.tv X3 Artist of the Month (August 2009); Chatelaine's 80 Women to Watch (2008).
  • First single 'St. Francis' from Swift Feet for Troubling Times peaked at No. 4 on CBC Radio 3 weekly charts in December 2006.
  • Collaborations/other releases: The Acorn + Ohbijou 12" EP (2008); Casey Mecija contributed to compilations and charity projects (e.g., Sing Me To Sleep Indie Lullabies, 2010).

The records

Ohbijou Discography

  • Metal Meets
    2011 · Last Gang
  • Beacons
    2009 · Last Gang
  • Swift Feet for Troubling Times
    2006 · Independent

The hits

Top Ohbijou Songs

  • Niagara
    2011 · N/A
  • St. Francis
    2006 · CBC Radio 3 Weekly Chart No. 4 (December 2006)

Stay connected with Ohbijou for retrospective releases, collaborations, and potential future project updates. We’ve got you covered with reliable background, past tour memories, and a clear sense of where the band stands in the indie music landscape. For inquiries, booking, or fan connections, bookmark this page as your go-to resource for Ohbijou from a local expert perspective.

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