Jitters (band)

The Jitters were a Canadian indie rock band formed in Vancouver, British Columbia, in the early 2000s. They are known for their upbeat, melodic sound, often drawing comparisons to bands like The Strokes and Franz Ferdinand.

The band's core members included Tim Derksen (vocals, guitar), Nicholas Stirling (guitar), Jonathan Klassen (bass), and Ben Stirling (drums).

The Jitters released several EPs and singles, gaining popularity within the Canadian indie music scene. Their music received airplay on CBC Radio 3 and other alternative radio stations. They also toured extensively, playing shows across Canada and internationally.

Although they never achieved mainstream commercial success, The Jitters cultivated a dedicated following and were recognized for their energetic live performances and catchy songwriting.

The band is no longer actively performing or recording, but their music remains available online and continues to be discovered by new listeners. Their contribution to the early 2000s indie rock landscape is acknowledged by fans and music critics alike. The band's legacy lies primarily in their tight, well-crafted songs and energetic stage presence, embodying the early 2000s indie rock sound.