Calm Down It's Monday
Origin	Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada
Genres	Indie rock
Years active	2007 - Present
Labels	none
Associated acts	Shotgun & Jaybird Julie Doiron
Members
Fred Squire Julie Doiron

Calm Down It's Monday is a Canadian indie rock two-piece featuring Fred Squire and Julie Doiron.

Formed after the break-up of Shotgun & Jaybird, the twosome originally began playing as Blue Heeler, but changed to the name Calm Down It's Monday some time over the winter of 2007-2008.

Their music consists primarily of Squire's songs from Shotgun & Jaybird as well as his solo material, though during NXNE they played several songs original to Calm Down It's Monday. This has caused some confusion when they have been billed as Julie Doiron.

The band's first release consisted of two songs, "The Sweetest May" and "Monumental", which appeared on a split single in May 2009 with two tracks from Doiron's album I Can Wonder What You Did with Your Day. The band's full-length debut is scheduled for release later in 2009.^[1] Squire and Doiron also collaborated with Mount Eerie on the 2008 album Lost Wisdom, but were credited as individuals rather than as Calm Down It's Monday.

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v • d • e Julie Doiron Studio albums Broken Girl · Loneliest in the Morning · Julie Doiron and the Wooden Stars · Désormais · Heart and Crime · Goodnight Nobody · Woke Myself Up · Lost Wisdom · I Can Wonder What You Did with Your Day · Daniel, Fred & Julie EPs and Splits Dog Love Part 2 7" · Nora 7" · Will You Still Love Me? · Julie Doiron / Okkervil River Related Bands Eric's Trip · Shotgun & Jaybird · Calm Down It's Monday · Wooden Stars · Herman Düne · Mount Eerie

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