Proudly hailing from Kingston, Ontario, Alex “Lefty” Amey, Harrison Stewart-Juby, and Sean Patterson started their journey as Oakridge Ave. in 2014. After several years of writing and playing the venues that birthed other Kingston greats like the 
Mahones, the Glorious Sons and the Tragically Hip, the three-piece honed their tight, indie rock sound into what it is today: A blend of influences from Canada's rich musical tapestry, including Bahamas, the Weakerthans, and the Lowest of the Low. Since their debut 2018 EP  ‘Lost and Out of Place,’ followed by a maritime tour the same year, their songwriting, sound, and dynamic has matured, alongside their live performances. 
These experiences have culminated in their forthcoming debut full length album, 'Endless Nights', a record jumpstarted by a chance encounter with one of the band's heroes, legendary 
Canadian indie rocker and producer Ian Blurton (Change of Heart, Blurtonia, C'mon). Recorded at ProGold Studio in Toronto, Blurton refined the 
album's sound, helping Oakridge Ave. incorporate new textures and ideas into their 
fresh, thoughtful writing. The result is like a good Canadian ale; darker, rich, 
and complex, but accessible and smooth, best enjoyed with good friends having a 
good time.