With a fresh yet nostalgic perspective on alternative pop Montreal’s Caveboy root themselves in the timeless music of their parents’ generation and pack joyful energy into an unforgettable live set. The trio has built a strong fanbase with their electrifying performances at SXSW, Osheaga, the Pre-Grammy Celebration of Canadian Excellence, the JUNO Gala Awards, Halifax Pop Explosion, M for Montreal, and support for Japanese Breakfast, Tash Sultana, Ria Mae, Cub Sport, and Wintersleep. Their songs have been heard in Orange Is The New Black, Maid, The Sex Lives of College Girls, Twenty Somethings: Austin, Big Sky, The New Romantic, Killjoys, Happiest Season, and Jump, Darling. 

Since the release of their debut album, Night in the Park, Kiss in the Dark, the band celebrated sold-out shows in both Toronto and Montreal, were one of 30 featured artists at Midem's 2020 Digital Edition Talent Exporter, and their single "Silk For Gold" was one of 10 songs chosen (out of 400 entries across the globe) for the A&R Playback Session. They released a Bright Light Bright Light remix of their track "Obsessed", and capped off 2020 with a sync placement of their first-ever holiday single "Jolly Old Saint Nicholas" in the film Happiest Season. The debut album features the heavily playlisted single "Landslide" (over 1 million on Spotify), summer jam "I Wonder", and #1 single "Hide Your Love". Producer Derek Hoffman garnered a 2020 Jack Richardson Producer Of The Year JUNO nom for his work on the single "Hide Your Love". 

The album created lots of more buzz including love from the Marilyn Denis Show, NewNowNext, Socan "Words & Music", multiple Amazon, Apple and Spotify playlists; Q Review, Canadian Musician, Beatroute, Exclaim, CultMTL, Billboard, Canadian Beats, Indie 88, ET Canada, The Edge, Le Droit, Global TV Morning Show Montreal, Rudy Blair Entertainment, Fugues, CBC Radio One, CBC Radio 3, CBC Music, SiriusXM "The Breakdown with Allison Dore", and Stingray. The album hit #26 on the NACC 200 Chart, and landed in the top 10 of !earshot National Top 50. 

The band are vocal about the causes they support, such as their volunteer work with Rock Camp Montreal. “We didn’t have this kind of empowerment growing up, so if we have a platform to do good and inspire the next generation to play music and write songs, and help bring back bands, we’re going to do it;” shares the band.