Marianas Trench

Canadian pop-rock band known for theatrical performances, complex harmonies, and narrative-driven albums.Formed in Vancouver in 2001. Led by vocalist Josh Ramsay. Released critically acclaimed albums like 'Masterpiece Theatre' and 'Ever After'. Known for energetic live shows and conceptual storytelling through music.
  • Named after the Mariana Trench, Earth's deepest oceanic trench, symbolizing their emotional depth and thematic exploration.
  • Frontman Josh Ramsay co-wrote Carly Rae Jepsen's global hit 'Call Me Maybe', winning a BMI Pop Award in 2013.
  • Overcame major setbacks: Ramsay's near-fatal septic shock in 2003 delayed their debut, and a 2018 tour cancellation occurred after he suffered vocal cord hemorrhage.
  • Albums feature recurring fictional characters and interconnected narratives, particularly in the 'Masterpiece Theatre' trilogy.
  • Faced lineup changes early on, with Matt Webb (guitar), Mike Ayley (bass), and Ian Casselman (drums) solidifying as core members by 2006.