Saturday Night at the Jazz Fest
Nothing beats wandering the streets of the jazz fest, absorbing the sights and especially the sounds, going from stage to stage to discover beats both old and new. Over the [read on]
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Music for Your Soul : The AndersonPonty Band
Three hours of excellent musicianship made for a spectacular, inspiring evening.
Born to be Blue: A Film About Passion
Robert Budreau’s film imagines what Chet Baker’s life would have been in the ’60s.
Storry gets naked at the Conservatoire
Well not exactly. Storry has been working on a highly personal, provocative, and raw concept album that combines hip-hop and rap with classical vocal technique and [read on]
Huntertones Deliver Melodic Jazz on Cool Debut
Brooklyn’s Huntertones releases their debut album. Their melodic jazz will surely please fans and non-fans of the genre.
Get Your Fado On: Interview With Carminho
Interview with Portuguese singer Carminho about her deep love of singing and the unique form of Fado music.
The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks November 11 to 16
Forget about drinks with dinner, this week is all about staying out late with a whole lot of art and a side of bubbly. Wednesday Evenings at the Museum, event Randolph S. [read on]
Photojournal: Jean Derome et Les Dangereux Zhoms
Jazz quartet adds nine musicians to complete its line-up for three original pieces at the L’Off Jazz.
What to do in Montreal in October 2015
Festivals and events to put on your calendar for the month of October in 2015.
Interview with Hua Li / Peggy Hogan: When Worlds Combine
Peggy Hogan isn’t your everyday first-gen Chinese immigrant, classical pianist turned jazz musician turned jazz-hip-hop-rapper.
Win Willis Pride and Half Nelson’s New Album
Enter now to win a free copy of this new rock-jazz-soul album by Montreal locals Willis Pride and Half Nelson.
Punk-O-Rama Festival To Liven Up Our City
Review of the 2015 edition of Punk-O-Rama, a festival full of zombie hunters, steampunk decor and gypsy punk music.
Mocky’s Tasteful Cocktail of Music at Café Resonance
Great night? Check. Good music? Check. Frenzied performance? Double check. Welcome to Mocky’s July 10th show at Resonance Café. Despite some technical difficulties [read on]
Interview with Mocky: Put Human Beings at the Center of the Stage
With his new album Key Change, Mocky reverts to a more acoustic sound to remind audience members of how human music should be. Do not miss his show on July 10.
Erykah Badu Can Do No Wrong
Erykah Badu really deserved her Ella Fitzgerald Award after her vocally breathtaking Montreal Jazz Festival performance of June 29th
Heartstreets: The duo’s first appearance at the Montreal Jazz Fest
Emma Beko and Gabrielle Godon make up Heartstreets, an electro/R&B duo from Montreal, which just released its follow up single, “Bubble of Joy.”
For the People, By the People, To the People: Suoni Per Il Popolo 2015
Here are some of our picks for the experimental music festival of all genres.
The Bluebell Sisters: Reverting to the Vibrant 50s
With the May release of their first album, The Bluebell Sisters are ready to proliferate ’50s musical glamour with jazzy instrumentals and a vintage style.