Under Pressure Cooks Up Street Culture from Art to (Universal) Zulu Nation
The 19th edition of Under Pressure includes murals by street artists and djs on the streets, but also a dance battle, concerts, and a skateboard competition.
The 19th edition of Under Pressure includes murals by street artists and djs on the streets, but also a dance battle, concerts, and a skateboard competition.
Interview with Michael Demsey and Eric Stirtzinger of The Royal Streets about their experiences winning the Molson Contest and coming to Osheaga
Robyn’s three-day recap of Osheaga 2014. She did it all, from crowd surfing to eating poutine and oh, maybe took some kick ass photos…
Robyn reviews Arkells’ “High Noon” and Spoon’s “They Want My Soul”.
Join a dedicated community of old-timers playing country, roots, blues, and bluegrass every Monday Night at the Wheel Club.
Feeling Osheaga-envy? Why not celebrate first nations cultures from around the world at the First Nations festival.
An overview of Heavy Montreal, It’s almost here, and the line-up is AWESOME. Read on to know more.
Review of Richard Reed Parry and La Roux’s new albums. Both are worth picking up, especially Parry’s on vinyl if you have a record player.
My interview with Matt Peters of Royal Canoe. We talk summer festivals, Osheaga, why DJs and Arctic Monkeys are so popular, plus some important transit info.
Solid show by Bruno Mars keeps fans on its feet, while Bebe Rexha fills in for Pharell Williams and gains new fans.
A quick guide to Osheaga geared for first-timers and out-of-towners. FInd out where to stay, how to dress, how to get there, after-party info, and other useful info for the fans attending the festival.
Montral-based Caila Thompson-Hannant is releasing the follow up to Being in a matter of days. Here’s a quick look at the new album Being
A review of Kiesza’s debut EP and Morrissey’s newest album World Peace Is None of Your Business
A review of Bad Sun’s debut album Language and Perspective. A must listen for fans of the 1975; watch out these guys are about to blow up.
Pop queen offers a kaleidoscope show to a sold out crowd.
Review of Paula, Robin Thicke’s new album. Trying to be soulful, Thicke tries out a new style and leaves something to be desired.
Album review of London based Woman’s Hour’s debut album Conversations
The 1st weekend in August marks Osheaga’s 9th edition of the festival. Go and check out the amazing talented bands at this three day epic event!
Tim Cohen of the Fresh and Onlys channelled his angst and solitude into his music while living in the Arizona desert with his girlfriend and baby daughter.
Soundgarden plays popular songs from their 20+ year career with little ornamentation and much welcome energy.
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