Killer Dwarfs Rock the Rockpile with Heart and Charity

The Rockpile was ablaze with energy and goodwill as Killer Dwarfs, the hometown heroes from Oshawa, took the stage for a night of rock ‘n’ roll that was as heart-pounding as it was heartwarming.

Local talent set the stage on fire, with support acts RUSTIK, The Goatbox Rebels, and Esther Widmann delivering electrifying performances that primed the crowd for the main event. But it was Killer Dwarfs who truly stole the show, bringing their signature blend of hard-hitting riffs and infectious energy to every corner of the venue.

The evening took on a special significance as Killer Dwarfs didn’t just deliver a killer performance; they also gave back to their community in a big way. During the show, the band raffled off a one-of-a-kind Pink tricycle, which was not only used as a prop during their set but also signed by the band members themselves. The lucky winner not only walked away with a unique piece of memorabilia but also contributed to a noble cause, as all proceeds from the raffle were donated to a local breast cancer charity. Talk about rock ‘n’ roll with a heart of gold!

Frontman Russ Graham, with his powerhouse vocals, led the charge, while Darrell Millar’s thunderous drumming provided the perfect backbone to the band’s sound. Gerry Finn’s blistering guitar solos and Moishe Fenstien’s rock-solid bass lines rounded out the lineup, creating a sonic assault that had the crowd begging for more.

Highlights of the night included Russ Graham’s daring crowd surfing during “Dirty Weapons” and the infectious energy of “Keep the Spirit Alive,” during which Russ rode the iconic Pink tricycle around the stage, much to the delight of fans.

The setlist was a mix of old favorites and newer material, showcasing the band’s versatility and enduring appeal. From the anthemic “Stand Tall” to the hard-hitting “Burn It Down,” Killer Dwarfs proved that they still know how to rock after all these years.

As the night drew to a close, the band returned for an encore that left the audience cheering for more. Closing out the show with “Dirty Weapons” and “Heavy Mental Breakdown,” Killer Dwarfs left an indelible mark on The Rockpile, reminding everyone why they are legends of the Canadian rock scene.

In the end, it wasn’t just a concert; it was a celebration of community, charity, and the enduring power of rock ‘n’ roll. And with Killer Dwarfs leading the charge, it was a night to remember for fans old and new alike.

The Setlist is down below and don’t forget to leave a comment 🙂

Killer Dwarfs Setlist The Rockpile, Etobicoke, ON, Canada 2017

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