Dwayne Gretzky

Dwayne Gretzky brings its “Does the 90s” show to Ottawa, taking over The Bronson on 10 May 2026. Formed in Toronto, the collective is built around a rotating crew of players who share the front line, stacking harmonies and arranging songs as a true ensemble. Known for reworking pop and rock staples with a tight band feel and multiple voices trading leads, they approach covers as live material, not museum pieces, with attention to detail and room for surprise.

For this date, the focus is squarely on the 90s: guitar-driven alt rock, glossy pop hooks, synth textures and R&B-tinted grooves that defined the decade. Expect the band to move fluidly across styles, stitching together crowd-ready choruses and deep-cut detours with the same collective energy. Two sets, no opening act, so the night plays like a long-form mixtape built for the stage, paced to climb, breathe and hit again.

Dwayne Gretzky’s chemistry comes from the group dynamic: arrangements shaped in the room, parts locked together, voices layered up front. It’s a simple recipe—strong songs, sharp players, and a shared pulse—aimed squarely at the memory banks and the present tense.