The third episode of CTV's popular new music series, The Launch, saw two sets of Calgary musicians pitted against each other in the final sing-off. In the end, singer-songwriter Amy Bishop was beat out by the rock trio, The Static Shift, to have their version of Wide Awake" get launched on all music platforms for streaming and purchasing last week.

Together since middle school and comprised of three young men--Mitchell Brady (guitar and lead vocals), Keone Friesen (bass and harmonica) and Isaiah Stonehouse (drums and background vocals)--the young rock band has played all over Alberta and British Columbia and shared the stage with big talents like The Sheepdogs, Colin James and Trooper. With a win on The Launch now under their belts, we can probably expect them to be hitting the road more often in the coming months.

"Lately, I have been trying to eat completely vegetarian," says the band's lead singer, Brady. "Sometimes when you are on the road, and you are playing shows at different locations, it is way more convenient to get fast food, which isn’t the healthiest alternative! Lately, I’ve just been eating as many greens as possible and staying away from meat."

Talking happily about classic Canadian fare, Brady says he and his band mates always like discovering a good quality poutine, but love a big plate of ginger beef, seeing as it is a Western Chinese dish created in their hometown of Calgary.

When they're not performing live or touring, here's where The Static Shift likes to eat and drink around Calgary.