Welcome to Eh440.com!

In 2012 in Toronto, Canada, a beatboxer and 4 vocalists came together, and Eh440 was born – a contemporary twist on the oldest musical art form.

Our first public performance was the national anthems at the Air Canada Centre for the Toronto Raptors / New York Knicks game. What a fun way to start things off!

Last April, we released two free demo songs on the web – Price Tag and Blackbird. You can download them right now by clicking here. Seriously, do it now because you’ll forget later!

Then we started our summer Festival schedule. We performed at the Burlington Sound of Music, Toronto Harbourfront Canada Day Celebration (for the SING! Showcase), Taste of the Danforth, Sudbury Summerfest 2012, Bala Cranberry Festival, and many more!

So, we’ve had a blast performing for the audiences that we have so far and are looking forward to continuing on to make new friends along the way while writing and recording our first album, due for release this year or very early next year!

And, we’re on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, Soundcloud, ReverbNation, Blogspot, and Google+, but also make sure to sign up for our email list on the left because those other sites are cool but they're a little cluttered, ya know? We won’t spam you but will just send you a sweet love letter on occasion letting you know where we’re playing or when we’re releasing music.

Keep in Touch & Stay Tuned,

Mike, Stacey, Janet, Luke, & Jo3

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Eh-mazing!

This is Tonya Downey. Stacey & her competed against each other on Canadian Idol years ago. They were reminiscing before one of our sets and so we pulled her up on stage just to bury the hatchet.

Then Tonya knocked our Hit The Road Jack Medley outta the park with us. All spontaneous and without rehearsal which was truly eh-mazing!

Click here to see Tonya's Canadian Idol audition!

Check out the 'Eh-Mazing Hall of Fame' here

How do I say "Eh440"?

Our name is pronounced like A440 as in "A-4-40". Eh is said like how we Canadians say it, and then the number 4, and then the number 40. If you still don't got it, here's a scene from The Office where Andy Bernard says our name properly...