Luther Wright & The Wrongs

Luther Wright & The Wrongs are a Canadian alt-country band best known for their inventive fusion of traditional country and bluegrass with rock and punk influences. Hailing from Kingston, Ontario, the band was formed by Luther Wright, a former member of the Canadian rock band Weeping Tile. They gained widespread attention for their bluegrass reinterpretation of Pink Floyd’s iconic album, “The Wall,” which they titled Rebuild the Wall. The project showcased their playful musicianship and earned them a cult following.

Over the years, Luther Wright & The Wrongs have released several albums blending heartfelt songwriting with a rootsy, twang-filled sound. Known for their spirited live performances and genre-hopping creativity, the band continues to be a beloved staple in the Canadian indie and Americana scenes. Their original material often delves into themes of love, loss, joy, and the peculiarities of everyday life—all delivered with a mix of sincerity and humor.

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