Paul Langlois

Paul Langlois

artist Canada

Paul Langlois is a Canadian musician and a member of the iconic rock band The Tragically Hip. He has recently been in the news for publicly condemning the Conservative Party's use of his band's music at political events, aligning with other artists like Martha and the Muffins who advocate for the ethical use of music in political contexts.

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Canada Canada: The Tragically Hip, from left, Gord Sinclair, Rob Baker, Paul Langlois and Johnny Fay. 8

Adrienne Clarkson Leonard Cohen Gordon Lightfoot Alex Lifeson Barbara Hannigan Joni Mitchell Glenn Gould Anne Murray Beverly Glenn Copeland K D Lang Alex Samaras Brandi Disterheft Laila Biali Feist Neil Young Buck 65 Dan Bejar Elisapie Justin Trudeau Adam Cohen Kevin Brereton Gord Sinclair Rob Baker Johnny Fay
The Globe and Mail: What’s your desert island album? Here’s what prominent Canadians (including members of Rush and the Hip) told us

Canada Canada: Paul Langlois of the Tragically Hip condemned the Conservative Party's use of his band's song at an event. 5

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The Globe and Mail: Toronto band Martha and the Muffins at odds with Conservatives over song use