Bobbi Smith, Brittni Dominelli, and Kyla Rawlins are an all-female Canadian country trio out of Vancouver, known as The Heels. Their new album, Love Heels builds on inspiration from The Dixie Chicks and Little Big Town with the sweetest harmonies BUT, a little bit of sass, too. The Heels say Love Heels is about empowerment and it all started in a coffee shop. Tune in for the rest of the stories this week on CH. 171 and if you get a chance to see these ladies on the road, you won’t be disappointed!
September 3 – Harrison Hot Springs, BC – Bands on the Beach
September 8 – Creston, BC – Creston Valley Fair – 100th Anniversary
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