LA-based artist Charles Moret released his debut album “Spills” in May – we asked him about the album, its meaning, and the process of creating its sonic world.
Charles Moret Captures The Essence of California On His Debut Album ‘Spills’ Read More »
Burlington launched its newest festival, The Lakeshore Music & Arts Festival, at Spencer Smith Park and welcomed the community in for a celebration of music and local artists.
Burlington Debuts The Lakeshore Music & Arts Festival Read More »
We sat down with Nashville indie-pop artist Leanna Firestone ahead of her Toronto show on the Victory Lap Tour.
In Conversation With Leanna Firestone Read More »
All Things Go returned to Toronto for its second year and created a safe space and large-scale celebration for women and queer communities; exactly what the city needed.
All Things Go Toronto Is Back And Better Than Ever Read More »
5 Seconds of Summer rocked Hamilton on their Everyone’s A Star Tour – their most elaborate live show to date.
Everyone’s A Star At 5 Seconds of Summer’s Live Show Read More »
Chet Faker opened two back-to-back nights in Toronto with a groovy late-night set at the Phoenix Concert Theatre.
Chet Faker Brings The ‘A Love For Strangers’ Tour To Toronto Read More »
Claire Rosinkranz brought the My Lover Tour to Toronto for a night of fun and free-spirited pop music.
A Night of Feel-Good Indie Pop with Claire Rosinkranz Read More »
Coyote Makes a World, a new collaborative album by lone eagle and The Forest, reflects on themes of climate change, environmental pollution, and the overload of modern digital life.
Coyote Makes a World Confronts the Crises of Our Times Through Coyote Stories Read More »
Searows brought Death in the Business of Whaling to Toronto on his North American Tour and left the audience mesmerized.
Searows Delivers A Mesmerizing Performance in Toronto Read More »