The Killers Kill at the Bell Centre
Killers play long list of hits and b-sides at Bell Centre show. Opener Stars were solid too.
Killers play long list of hits and b-sides at Bell Centre show. Opener Stars were solid too.
July 6th weekend has an exciting line up of djs at Piknic Electronik.
Shantel and the Bucovina Club Orkestar play two shows on the TD stage and fill the city with Balkan electro.
Get Scandinavian by listening to these new albums by these Swedish indie groups: Lykke Li, First Aid Kit, and Nina’s new discovery, Mindfox
Five Alarm Funk is touring with their latest album, Abandon Earth. The band promises a high-octane performance with hot, sweaty, half-naked dancing.
Jill Barber explores many different facets of her personality through her music and also through some major life changes
Review of St. Vincent and Groenland’s performances on July 5th at Metropolis as a part of Montreal’s 35th Annual Jazz Festival.
Violent Femmes play first album in its entirety, prompting a rather long reminiscence on growing up with the Femmes as a life soundtrack.
Was it better as a film or as theatre? Scenes and music from Quentin Tarantino’s best movies came to the stage as part of the Montreal Jazz Fest.
From a chilled out afternoon to a real party, Piknic Electronik is an ideal way to spend a Sunday in Montreal. One more thing of Annie’s bucket list.
June’s last Piknic called on Barcelona to bring the beats and Montreal long timers Pfreud and GD put in an appearance too.
Legendary reggae artists play to an adoring audience.
The Toronto jazz trio is mad good and are as quick in an interview as they are on their new album III.
Deer Tick parties hard and rocks hard. We talk to guitarist Ian O’Neil about the new album Negativity and what it’s been like to tour with a wild party.
’80s jazzman Jack DeJohnette and his band go for the improvisational form.
Those lucky enough to see Ginger Baker got to spend an hour and a half in the presence of greatness.
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