The Lost Fingers are a Canadian gypsy jazz band that has been capturing audiences with their eclectic sound and vibrant reinterpretations of popular music since their formation in 2006. Named after the legendary Django Reinhardt who lost the use of two fingers following a fire, the Quebec-based trio — originally composed of Byron Mikaloff, Christian Roberge, and Alex Morissette — impressively blends a gypsy jazz style with a plethora of other genres, resulting in covers that are both inventive and nostalgic.

Known for their virtuosic musicianship and energetic performances, The Lost Fingers have established a discography characterized by innovation and a playful spirit. Their album series "VS." showcases the band's ability to cross musical boundaries, as they put their distinctive twist on hits from various artists and eras, often infusing them with an electro-swing vibe. With "Worldwide Christmas" and "Noël en caravane," they celebrate the festive season with a touch of their signature flair. Continuously evolving, The Lost Fingers have not only preserved the essence of classic gypsy jazz but have also expanded its reach to audiences far and wide, demonstrating the genre's timeless appeal and adaptability.