Walk off the Earth & Andy Grammer in Windsor

Walk off the Earth is a Canadian band formed in Burlington, Ontario, in 2006. The group plays pop and indie rock with reggae and ska in its repertoire, and became widely known through a video in which five members performed Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know” on a single guitar. Its original songs include “Red Hands” and “Rule the World,” while R.E.V.O. and Sing It All Away are among its best-known albums. The 2015 Sing It All Away Tour took the band to theatres and festivals in North America and Europe. Four years later, Walk off the Earth performed “O Canada” before Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena in Oakland. Their concerts are full-band performances in which members exchange instruments and combine guitars, keyboards and percussion. A central set piece recreates the five-musician, one-guitar arrangement of “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye.

Andy Grammer is an American pop singer-songwriter born in Los Angeles in 1983. Before releasing his self-titled debut album, he performed on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica. He is known for “Keep Your Head Up,” “Fine by Me,” “Honey, I’m Good.,” “Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)” and “Don’t Give Up on Me.” The Good Parts Tour followed his third album and brought him to theatres across North America. He followed it with the Don’t Give Up on Me Tour, then returned to headlining theatres on The Art of Joy Tour.