John Wort Hannam Brings His Soulful Folk Music to Montreal
Singer/songwriter John Wort Hannam shines with his album ‘Acres of Elbow Room’, a soulful collection of folk/country songs.
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Brazil’s Rebel Machine Rocks Their Sophomore Record
Brazil’s Rebel Machine released their second album ‘Whatever It Takes’. It’s a good rock record, with catchy melodies.
First Day at Osheaga
Overall, a laid back day with some good music. Great crowd, great scene. Here are some pics from day one.
Deadly Ripping Tour Rocks Heavy En Ville
Holy Grail, Striker and Bewitcher played as part of Heavy En Ville, and we got the chance to speak with Striker drummer Adam Brown.
Heavy Montreal 2019: Less Decibels, But More Powerful Than Ever
Heavy Metal celebrated its 10th edition by going back to it sold site, newly revamped, and offering a solid lineup from start to finish across all 4 stages.
Metalachi Might Just Be The Most Unusual Band At Heavy Montreal
Metalachi is a delightful blend of traditional mariachi music and hard rock/metal classics. Don’t miss their set at Heavy Montreal.
We Are Monroe Is Ready For Fun At Osheaga
Patrick from Montreal band We Are Monroe talks about their upcoming show at Osheaga and what’s in store in the future.
Heavy Montreal 2019: Who to Watch?
Heavy Montreal is right around the corner. We take a deep dive into the lineup to pick our must-see acts.
Jimmy Buffet Brings the Spirit of Margaritville to MTELUS
Songs about the sea, the beach and coloured drinks make for an excellent party. Jimmy Buffett finally played Montreal after 44 years.
Jazz Fest Wrap: Courtney Barnett, Colin James, and Buddy Guy
Two great shows and three great musicians end the Jazz Fest
Jeremy Dutcher: the music of activism
If you don’t already know Jeremy Dutcher, you should. A member of Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick, this classically trained singer, composer, musicologist, and [read on]
Alt-J: Revenge of the Nerds
Critics love to hate Alt-J. They and their music have been called fussy and uptight; beige, tuneless, mild, featureless, and boring; lead singer Joe Newman has been compared [read on]
Dianne Reeves: Building Bridges, Not Walls
One of the world’s foremost jazz vocalists, five-time Grammy winner Dianne Reeves and her phenomenal band knocked it out of the ballpark last night at the FIJM. Known for [read on]
Melody Gardot: sultry enchantress
Dressed all in black, with her customary dark sunglasses, Melody Gardot ravished a sold-out Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier at the FIJM last night. Slow, sultry, soulful, smoky, and [read on]
August Burns Red Celebrated ‘Constellations’ Anniversary
Metalcore legends August Burns Red played a high energy set featuring the complete ‘Constellations’ album for its 10th anniversary.
Jesus Christ: The Exorcist Is A New Spin On An Old Story
Neal Morse’s progressive rock musical brings a new approach to an oft-told story.
‘Of Virtue’ Redefines Its Sound
Michigan’s Of Virtue adds new elements to their metalcore sound on latest release