Sleeping Dogs

Folk, Singer-Songwriter from Kingston Ontario
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Sleeping Dogs

Sleeping dogs are an acoustic guitar duo. They play acoustic versions of popular tunes, folk, country, alternative and classic rock songs focusing on songs that everyone knows and can sing along to. They have been playing around the Kingston, Picton and Napanee region since 2022.
Folk/Celtic/Latin/World Country/Bluegrass/Rockabilly
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Shannon McLeod
Lead Vocals / Rhythm Guitar
Mitch Fallis
Lead Vocals / Lead Guitar
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