Graham Wright: Last News

Tokyo Police Club played their final ever show in their hometown of Toronto on Friday (November 29) – check out footage below.The Canadian indie rock group – made up of David Monks, Graham Wright, Josh Hook and Greg Alsop – made the announcement that they were breaking up at the start of the year, saying that it was “time for us to say goodbye”.They confirmed that their last show would go down at Toronto’s History venue, and the sold-out show took place in front of their most devout fans. They played an extensive 29-song set, including a nine-track encore, drawing on music from across their career.Making appearances were ‘Cheer It On’, ‘Citizens Of Tomorrow’ and ‘Nature Of The Experiment’ from their debut EP ‘A Lesson In Crime’ from 2006, all the way up to tracks from their final full-length release ‘TPC’ in 2018.See fan-captured footage from the show below.‘Favourite Food’‘Favourite Colour’‘Breakneck Speed’‘Wait Up (Boots Of Danger)’‘Centennial’‘In A Cave’‘Juno’‘Sixties Remake’‘New Blues’‘Simple Dude’‘Pigs’‘Hang Your Heart’‘Hands Reversed’‘Gone’‘Bambi’‘Frankenstein’‘Nature Of The Experiment’‘Citizens Of Tomorrow’‘Listen To The Math’‘Tessellate’‘A Lesson In Crime’‘The Harrowing Adventures Of…’‘Ready To Win’‘Argentina (Parts I, II, III)’‘Hot Tonight’‘Box’‘Cheer It On’‘Your English Is Good’‘End Of A Spark’Announcing their decision to end in January, the band wrote: “It’s time for us to say goodbye! This band has meant so much to us for so many years, but all magical things must come to an end.

Tokyo Police Club have announced that they are to break up this year, announcing details of a final hometown farewell gig.The four-piece – David Monks, Graham Wright, Josh Hook and Greg Alsop – formed in Toronto in 2005, releasing debut EP ‘A Lesson In Crime’ the next year.Full-length albums ‘Elephant Shell’ (2008), ‘Champ’ (2010), ‘Forcefield’ (2014) and ‘TPC’ (2018) followed.“It’s time for us to say goodbye!” the band told fans. “This band has meant so much to us for so many years, but all magical things must come to an end.

"I've had my house valued. We are thinking of moving. It's horrendous," says Graham Wright, shaking his head, arms crossed, in the doorway of his Partridge Street home.

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