Talk:Julie Doiron

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[edit] Divorce

It appears that Julie and her husband have divorced. As indicated in this[1] review and in some comments she's made in recent live performances. I saw her in Waterloo, Ontario and she was very emotional about playing her more positive songs; she also commented that that morning an interviewer had asked her a question on a topic she had specifically asked not to talk about.