Draft:Adam Wendler
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Adam Wendler | |
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 Wendler performing in 2024 | |
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Canadian artist Adam Wendler has played over 1000 concerts in the past few years - including support shows for acts such as Will Linley, Aden Foyer, Graham Candy, Post Animal, The Academic, JAMIE WEBSTER and the Arkells.
Adam recently co-wrote and played guitar on Dasha’s viral Billboard hit “Austin” and has worked on tracks for and with artists such as Tors, Nemo, B Young, Afroman, MOONLGHT, Thunder, Pacific, Chaël, Wave Wave and Henri Purnell. He is a platinum guitarist and his co-writes have amassed hundreds of millions of streams across platforms.
Adam has created a "Surf Country" sound that defies boundaries; blending pop elements with folk, country, indie, house and a touch of rock, his music has something for everyone, always tied together by his distinct vocals and smooth guitar playing. Recently his song “The Pretty Things” was featured in the Warner Brothers motion picture “OVER & OUT”.