Liam Corcoran Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Liam Corcoran was the co-founder of the Canadian indie-pop group Two Hours Traffic. Since the group disbanded, Liam has embarked on a solo career, releasing the mini-album Rom-Drom in September 2015 and the full-length Nevahland in November of 2017.
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