Andrew Scott

Scott and his wife returned to Lethbridge, Alberta in July 2010. Scott reunited with The Turncoats for a series of live performances in September 2010. Although The Turncoats have taken an indefinite hiatus, they occasionally re-unite whenever possible. Scott worked with Julie and Takuro Otani on the album My Time In The Empire, which was released on 24 May 2011. Scott has stated that songs in the next album have been inspired by his recent fatherhood experiences.

From 2007 until 2010, Scott and his wife Julie lived and worked in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, as English teachers in public schools. He continued to perform while in Japan, mostly at venues in the cities of Toyohashi and Nagoya, where Julie frequently accompanied on percussion. In May 2009, Scott released a CD entitled 13 Birds of Prey. Songs were recorded in both Canadian and Japanese studios, and featured the collaborative efforts of Japanese, Canadian, American, Australian, and Irish musical artists.

Starting in 2002 Scott studied music at the University of Lethbridge. During his time there he joined The Turncoats, a popular local group, as guitarist and lead vocalist. With Scott as their frontman, The Turncoats recorded two CDs (Bloodrunnin and Teeth Like A Chainsaw) and played at venues and festivals throughout western Canada.

Robert Andrew Scott (born September 27, 1979) is a Canadian musician and songwriter, specializing in Alternative Country, Alternative Folk, and Folk Rock, with additional interests in Folk music and Blues. Scott was born and raised in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada. He is married to Julie Sauve Scott.