With three full-length albums, many singles, countless festival stages, thousands of records sold, and hundreds of thousands of kilometres of road behind them, the band is excited to be touring new music and winning new fans on their return to the endless highway.
Union Duke will be releasing their fourth full-length studio album in 2025, recorded with legendary Canadian producer and musician Aaron Goldstein. Catch them while you can!

PRESS QUOTES:
“We have not heard such a blend of bluegrass, country and folk since The Gourds, nor such verve in this genre since the Steeler’s Wheel days of Egan and Rafferty. [Union Duke] are The Beatles of Americana.”
Patrick Dallongeville – Paris Move/Blues Magazine (France)

“Five-piece Toronto outfit Union Duke is a sweet blend of rock, country, folk and bluegrass mixed into one batch of sonic goodness. The band’s array of instruments includes just the right balance of twang and heart to make their live show one to remember.”
Freddie Mojallal – Toronto Guardian (Canada)

“Whether wafting out of a car window or into a beer tent, Golden Days is perfect summer listening.” (Review of Golden Days)
Kristin Kavoukian – Exclaim! (Canada)

“This urban stringband’s third album was recorded with the minimum of fuss in a conscious attempt to recreate the joyous spontaneity of Union Duke’s live shows and the exuberant results should be required listening for ardent devotees of roots music everywhere.” (Review of Golden Days)
Kevin Bryan – Messenger Newspapers (United Kingdom)

“Authentic folk rock the likes of which Mumford & Sons never made. Your bluegrass-loving father would love this, but you’re missing out if you don’t give Union Duke a try.”
Nathan Snelgrove – Unsung Sundays (Canada)

“On their third album, the Toronto quintet shows great dynamism and vitality even in the most reflective and relaxed moments, providing more than one reason to appreciate their excellent melodies and instrumental inventiveness.” (Review of Golden Days)
Remo Ricaldone – Planet Country (Italy)