Rising from the ashes of psychedelia in 1969, Bill Henderson spearheaded the creation of one of Canada’s greatest rock bands. Formerly a member of The Collectors, Henderson filled the void left by the departure of lead vocalist Howie Vickers and transitioned the band into Chilliwack. The name Chilliwack was inspired by the Salish term for “valley of many streams” and the city located east of their hometown, Vancouver.

Between 1970 and 1984, Chilliwack released 12 albums, an astonishing output that yielded numerous Canadian and international hits, including “Lonesome Mary,” “Fly at Night,” “California Girl,” “My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone),” and “Whatcha Gonna Do.” This prolific period resulted in fifteen gold and platinum certifications, a host of awards, high-profile TV appearances, and coliseum concert tours. In 2019, Chilliwack was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, a testament to their lasting impact on the music scene. Chilliwack’s reputation for delivering consistently excellent live performances continued with the success of their live album There and Back in 2023 and subsequent shows, winning over new fans and delighting longtime followers. Bill Henderson and company continue to deliver outstanding performances.

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