Tony D.

Ottawa’s own MonkeyJunk is bringing their award-winning blues rock show to Centrepointe Theatres on Oct. 19, 2024.

The Ontario Festival of Small Halls has announced its biggest lineup since the event’s inception, offering live music concerts in small communities across Ontario during three weekends in October.

Ottawa’s got plenty going on for the first weekend of 2023. Check out our Weekend Roundup here and start off your year the right way.

Ottawa blues guitar hero and Juno Award nominee JW-Jones is hosting an all-star lineup of local performers at the Meridian Theatres @ Centrepointe this week.

The famous blues bar will close after one last show by guitarist Tony D on Saturday night, Sept. 18.

If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that you should take advantage of things when you can, because you never know when they’ll be taken away from you, closed for months, or shutter before you get the chance to get there. Carpe diem and check out all these great events taking place this weekend while you can!

Bluesfest’s All-Star Blues Revue celebrates the age old musical melange of the jam. Musicians who gather in a communal and unscripted release of their talents, often times resulting in some of the most magical creativity that is as wonderful to be a part of as it is to witness. This year celebrates the second series of these jams, seven in total, all held inside the Barney Danson Theatre.

There is something about performing on the Rainbow stage. As a fledgling singer over 20 years ago, I remember the acute sense of nervousness I felt walking onto it, standing as green as could be, high above the crowd, looking out past the packed dance floor below me, the bar area beyond, the balcony area […]