Charlie Weber

Charlie Weber is a musician from London, Ontario, known for his emotionally honest lyricism and dynamic performances. His music is a blend of rock, acoustic, and folk, often infused with punk elements. Weber started playing guitar in 2003 and initially built a reputation as a solo artist, later forming Charlie Weber & The Glorious Failures. He is recognized for his high-energy rock 'n' roll anthems that balance cynicism with hopefulness. Weber's discography includes the album "Old Habits" and more recent works like "Gold Never Stays," showcasing his evolving style and emotional depth.

Weber's performances often reflect his strong stage presence, and he has toured across Canada, playing a variety of venues. His songwriting is influenced by artists like John K. Samson and Frank Turner, and he is noted for his ability to weave earnest storytelling with humor. Recent releases include singles like "I Will Be Better Than This," which highlight his capacity for introspective and relatable songwriting.