TO BE JOINED BY ELYSE SAUNDERS, COTY ROBINSON AND BRIAN JOHN HARWOOD

NEW SINGLE ‘BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT’ OUT NOW

River Town Saints are hitting the road alongside some of Canada’s top breakout artists for a tour country fans will not want to miss. The “Spring Fling Tour” begins March 28 in Peterborough before making stops in Newmarket, Toronto, Hamilton, Kitchener and Ottawa. Joining the band on select dates are rising hitmakers Elyse Saunders, Coty Robinson and Brian John Harwood. Tickets are available at: RiverTownSaints.com.

Elyse Saunders at the 2021 CMA Ontario Awards Photography By : Spencer Smye

River Town Saints recently released their uplifting new single “Better Than You Found It” (Sakamoto Music), written by the Ottawa-Valley group along with Dave “Dwave” Thompson and country icon Patricia Conroy (LISTEN HERE). Inspired by a scroll through inspirational quotes on Pinterest, “Better Than You Found It” reminds fans to spread positivity.

The song follows last summer’s hit “She Got That,” which earned the band critical praise and is approaching one million streams.

Brian John Harwood performs at the CMAO Awards photo Elliott Deseure

River Town Saints have much to celebrate in recent years, boasting an impressive 20 million audio streams and video views, a top 10 hit with their single “Bonfire,” CCMA Award nominations, CMAO and Canadian Radio Music Award wins, tours with Tim Hicks and Kip Moore and spots on the country’s biggest festivals.  Renowned for their energetic live show, rich vocal harmonies and unwavering devotion to good times, the Saints have merely scratched the surface of their potential.

SPRING FLING TOUR DATES:

March 28 – The Venue – Peterborough (with Elyse Saunders and Coty Robinson)

March 29 – Old Flame Brewery – Newmarket  (with Brian John Harwood)

March 30 – Rivoli – Toronto, ON  (with Elyse Saunders and Coty Robinson)

March 31 – Mills Hardware – Hamilton (with Elyse Saunders and Coty Robinson)

April 5 – The Hub – Kitchener (with Elyse Saunders and Coty Robinson)

April 6 – Brass Monkey – Ottawa (with Elyse Saunders and Coty Robinson)