LEGO Money are Toronto brothers Zevon Ketchabaw on guitar and vocals and Carmel Ketchabaw on drums, playing loud, hook-heavy rock built on big riffs, big choruses and the sheer fun of putting on a show.
They cut their teeth busking outside Blue Jays games and playing a monthly west-end residency before graduating to stages including the Art Gallery of Ontario during its Paul McCartney Eyes of the Storm exhibition.
Their five-song debut EP, Greatest Hits, was recorded with producer Adam Tune and released on vinyl in May 2026, a fitting format for two kids raised on records and loud guitars. Featured by The Globe and Mail in its national story on the resurgence of young garage bands, LEGO Money are part of a new generation discovering that rock music is still best made together in a room, turned up loud.
They might be young, but LEGO Money aren’t waiting around to become a band. They already are one.
