jackie Toronto, Ontario
Before you ask, jackie is not a rock band. Or a pop band. Or one of those alt-indie darlings that you just know has been
packaged for FROSH week. If you must put them in a box, it’s best you just call jackie a black sheep.
“We write songs for the everyday radio listener, and the guitar nerd,” Mohr, who’s prized possession is a 1962 ‘Silverstone 1423’ aka ‘Monicka Del Toro,’ explains.
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