Brad was born in the small mill town of Corner Brook, Newfoundland.

His earliest memories involve traveling the province with his parents as they tended to their​ funeral business. With each journey, the rugged coastline, and vast uninhabited landscapes entangled themselves​ into Brad’s creative conscience.

From a young age, Brad was drawn toward sound and all things musical. From the dusty, untended keys of the old piano at his grandmother’s cabin, to the sea of sound offered up by the second hand instruments in the local pawn shop. His unwavering curiosity finally persuaded his mother to purchase his first guitar. Immediately, Brad took over the rickety shed, set among the trees of his backyard. A place of solace, the shed was where he began timidly writing his first songs.

He threw himself into numerous bands, enjoying being a part of something with friends, and breaking out of his shell. This moment in time also served as a crucial learning period where many tough lessons would be taught – some filled with disappointment, others with inspiration. Despite his friendships, family, and heart being in Newfoundland, he couldn’t shake the constant pull of big city life.

In 2005, Brad took a leap of faith and relocated to Toronto. With a collection of songs already written, he soon formed a band with other newly relocated
Newfoundlanders called The Evelyn Room. They recorded and independently released a self-titled EP in 2008.

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