Les Tireux d’Roches, hailing from Quebec, Canada, are a spirited folk band known for their raucous blend of traditional Québécois music with global influences. Rooted in a rich folkloric tradition, this dynamic group breathes new life into the genre with their inventive arrangements and energetic performances. Since their formation in the late 1990s, the ensemble has captivated audiences with their infectious mix of accordion, guitar, violin, and harmonica, spiced with foot-tapping rhythms and a hearty dose of joie de vivre.

Over the years, Les Tireux d’Roches have established a solid discography, with notable releases such as "Tapiskwan Sipi" and "Windigo," which showcase their ability to tell stories through music and evoke the landscapes and heritage of Quebec. Their albums, including "Tarmacadam" and "Camarades," carry that torch of tradition while seamlessly incorporating elements from various world music traditions, reflecting the band's commitment to musical exploration and diversity. With "XO 15 ans d’âge," the band celebrated 15 years of music and camaraderie, underscoring their evolution and staying power in the Canadian music scene.