Growing up in a musical family, Steph always wanted to get involved, but not having the patience to become proficient at an instrument, he took up writing instead. Growing up amidst the CanCon golden age of the 80s and 90s, his passion for Canadian music continues to this day, as he is constantly exploring our great country's soundscapes
Montreal’s Half Moon Run made a triumphant return to the city this weekend with a pair of sold out shows at Algonquin Commons Theatre Saturday and Sunday, with Billie Marten as the opening act. See photos from Saturday’s show.
Much along the lines of asking a Boomer about the “good old days,” ask a Canadian Gen Xer about MuchMusic in the late ‘80s and ‘90s, and you’re likely to launch them into a wistful long-winded ramble about VJs, Big Shiny Tunes and other now essentially defunct terms. If you were there, you know. And […]
The Tea Party and I Mother Earth play The Bronson Centre on October 17, 18, and 21. Stephane Dubord previews what fans can expect.
The final night of CityFolk might be its biggest yet, with major acts like X Ambassadors and Hozier closing the 2023 version of the festival.
The Cityfolk Weekend has begun, check out our preview to get you excited for what’s to come and who’s slated to perform.
CityFolk Day 3 hits the TD Stage and Courtside Stage this evening with a mix of some bands from your past as well as rocker’s from the East. It’s a night you won’t want to miss.
With the opening day wrapped up, Day 2 of CityFolk brings twice as many artists with full lineups at both stages. With a bit more folk than yesterday’s schedule loaded with intensity, don’t be fooled into thinking it might lack the energy of the kickoff night.
As usual, we’ll have you covered throughout the festival with daily previews to get you geared up for that day’s CityFolk lineup. Kicking off the five-day festival, Wednesday’s lineup may be small with only three artists, but makes up for it (and then some) with intensity.
The final night of Bluesfest features a lineup of indie pop, hip hop, blues, the next generation of talented Ottawa artists, and a very intriguing finale—The Smile, a side project for Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood.
