#ottmusic weekly: 8 fresh new tracks from local artists
Hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers. It’s like Release Radar for #ottmusic. Subscribe on Spotify.
Hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers. It’s like Release Radar for #ottmusic. Subscribe on Spotify.
Brian Carroll: “A rich tapestry of poetry, dance and rhythms worth seeing twice.”
Apartment613 sits down with Ottawa Fringe’s director Patrick Gauthier to talk about this summer’s Fringe Fest—which will be Gauthier’s last as Director.
This week in the Future of Ottawa series, we’re taking a deep dive into Ottawa’s poetry scene—what it’s like now and where it’s headed. Read on for a guest post from JustJamaal The Poet aka Jamaal Jackson Rogers on the future of spoken word.
What better way to start 613 Day weekend than with an hour and a half of #ottmusic jams!
The festival was founded from a desire to see more women and non-binary artists on local stages.
Shows are taking place May 10–12 at General Assembly, The Record Centre, Black Squirrel Books, and Queen Street Fare.
Yeah, it’ll be cold. But there’s still plenty to do in Ottawa, from concerts to galleries to skating. See you out there!
Watch this space while the Top 50 countdown continues daily until NYE.
Bonjay play Arboretum Festival’s Bon-Fire at Rideau Pines Farm on Saturday, August 18.
Watch this space for gig photos every day of the festival. MEGAPHONO runs until February 10, 2018.
Ottawa Beat, your favourite local music mag, is turning one year old this weekend. To celebrate, they’re hosting a weekend-long bash featuring some of Ottawa’s best musicians.
Canadian Women’s Songbook: Women In The JUNOs was conceived and organized by Ottawa’s Muse Collective, a community group dedicated to creating safe(r) spaces for female musicians in Ottawa.
For a great opportunity to hear some up-and-coming local artists, stop by Pressed this Friday for the launch of a new monthly music series that aims to promote young up-and-coming artists, particularly those who are queer and/or people of colour. This Friday’s show features November from Montreal, Perkolator from Peterborough, and Ottawa’s own Pith, one half of […]