Meet the band
Formed in Kitchener Ontario, the Onions tour at home in Canada, as well as Costa Rica, where they perform along the southern Caribbean coast. This group offers a fun, genre defying show, with a unique blend of popular music from rock, blues, reggae, Canadiana and more. Performing well crafted original music and exceptional cover material, this group is a favourite with audiences as they dish out crowd pleasing songs and antics! Check out their debut album Satire and stay tuned for their upcoming album Tecumseh.
Natalie Martin (lead vocals, bass guitar, keys, guitar)
Meet the Onions band leader and front woman! After years of study, Natalie has blossomed as a multi instrumentalist and vocalist with over a decade of professional experience in Canada and abroad. Having performed for a number of years in Central America, Natalie has developed a style that knows no borders, performing songs in other languages and exploring a host of genres. As a First Nations artist, Natalie enjoys writing songs that share her experiences, as well as offering songs which promote Indigenous history and culture.
Danny Spence (lead guitar, harmonica, clavinet, vocals)
Danny is recognized as a veteran guitarist in the music scene, having performed professionally for over 25 years in Canada, the U.S and internationally. Danny has gone on to mentor a number of up and coming guitarists after formally training in the Berkeley Jazz and Royal Conservatory methods. He has developed a style that is energetic, unpredictable and vibrant on both electric and acoustic guitar, proving to be an outstanding guitarist, performer and songwriter with 6 albums to his credit.
Sam Daniels (drums, percussion, vocals)
Born into a musical family, Sam was exposed to music at a young age. At age 6, he began playing the upright bass drum for a local brass band. By the age of 13 he was already putting rock groups together and began playing shows. At 16 years of age he began giving lessons to students both young and old. Now a hard-working drum set player having shared the stage with many different artists playing many different styles, and performed in Canada, the USA, Mexico, and Costa Rica, his musical work is extraordinarily diverse.