The Motorleague is a Canadian rock band formed in Moncton, New Brunswick, known for their high-energy live shows and blend of punk and stoner rock influences. The band consists of Don Levandier (vocals/guitar), Nathan Jones (guitar), Shawn Chiasson (bass), and Francis Landry (drums). They have received multiple East Coast Music Awards and Music/Musique NB awards and have toured extensively throughout Canada.
The Motorleague emerged from the remnants of other Moncton bands, The Ditchpigs and The Monoxides. Initially, they aimed to combine a love for '90s skate punk with the heavier sounds of stoner rock.
The band's sound is characterized by raw, raucous rock, with a noticeable punk influence. Their live performances are particularly known for their intensity and the band's onstage energy.
The Motorleague has garnered significant recognition in the Canadian music scene, earning multiple awards and building a dedicated following.
The band's live shows are a major part of their appeal, with a reputation for being passionate and powerful. They have a strong stage presence and connection with their audience.