Johnson Crook

Johnson Crook is a Toronto-based band that blends rootsy and folk-rock elements in their music. The quartet consists of Noel Johnson on rhythm guitars and vocals, brothers Nathan Crook on lead guitar, mandolin, and vocals, and Trevor Crook on drums and vocals, along with Jared Craig on bass and vocals. Their sound is deeply rooted in honest music, drawing inspiration from groups like the Eagles and the Avett Brothers. Each member contributes equally to their harmonious sound, which they have honed through their small-town backgrounds. Johnson Crook has gained recognition for their powerful live performances and has released several notable tracks, including "Minnedosa," an ode to the Crook brothers' Manitoba hometown. They have worked with acclaimed producer Bill Bell and have featured guest vocals from Canadian music legend Tom Cochrane on their song "Mr. Nobody" from their 2017 debut album "The Album" .

Their recent releases reflect a continued exploration of their folk-rock sound, with songs like "Grass Sure Ain't Greener" and "Dear Me" showcasing their evolving style. Johnson Crook's music often resonates with fans of roots and folk-rock genres, thanks to their heartfelt lyrics and energetic live performances .