Dance To Beat of The Mighty Cat Empire
In depth interview with The Cat Empire’s drummer Will Hull Brown on everything from great cities to his favorite song on the album.
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Meet Marian Hill Before They Wow at Osheaga
Get to know this sultry, electronic and R&B duo before they turn up in Montreal.
First Peoples’ Festival : Celebrate Diversity
Annual festival features music, film, storytelling, and art by First Nations from around Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and the world.
Théâtre de Verdure Brings Art to the Park
Don’t know what to do tonight for free? Parc LaFontaine’s summer offerings include circuses, theatre, music, and cinema. Find out what’s going on here.
The Dream Might Be Over, But PUP Is Just Beginning
Th Dream Is Over tells stories of lost love, troubles on the road and escaping hometown tragedy.
Piknic Électronik : The Best Sunday DJs in Montreal and Beyond
There is no better way to dance your way into Monday than to join Piknic Électronik. This week, Bromance records.
The Cult rocks the Metropolis
The lights went down and guitarist Billy Duffy stepped on stage, along with the rest of the band. He ripped into the riff to “Wild Flower” and the jam packed [read on]
Milk and Bone and More at Free Atmosph’air Festival
Music and good times to be had at seventh edition of Plaza St Hubert festival.
Interview: Keyboard Wizard Jordan Rudess Plays On
Keyboard wizard Jordan Rudess talks about the latest album from super trio Levin, Zinnemann, Rudess
Intimacy and Chaos: John Jacob Magistery
Local Montreal band, John Jacob Magistery, use raw power, emotion, and captivating songs to delight audience.
Don’t miss The Cult this Sunday
A veteran act and a young hungry band are renewing our faith in rock ’n roll.
Unstoppable Sisters: An Interview with Skating Polly
I thought I would never end up fan-girling for teenage girls, until I met Skating Polly.
BADBADNNOTGOOD’s ‘IV’ — Anything But Bad Or Not Good
Toronto jazzish group bring out their more upbeat side
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]
Black Metal Arrives with Grimposium and Ivar Bjornson’s Blekkmetal
Norwegian black metal festival Grimposium arrives with a film and performances. Interview with filmmaker David Hall and organizer Viviek Venkatesh here.
Talking About the Roots of Change with Adam Karch
Interview with L’Acadie’s Adam Karch about his new album and playing the Montreal Jazz Fest.
What to Do in Montreal in July : Events and Festivals
Wondering what to do in July in Montreal? We’ve got you covered with your festival calendar here.
What to See For Free at the Montreal Jazz Fest
2016’s Jazz Festival has plenty for free. Here are are what we think you should check out.