What to Do in Montreal : June Festivals and Events 2019
June is a month of festivals in Montreal. Here are the ones you might want to check out.
Jazz Festival
Trevor Hall and the fruitful darkness: music of the heart and spirit
Trevor Hall talks about his spiritual and musical path.
Montreal Events and Festivals in July for 2018
Don’t miss a thing this July with our monthly calendar of what’s happening in the city.
Montreal Jazz Fest Indoor Picks ‘N’ Picks
With great indoor programming happening each night of jazz fest, here are our picks for who to catch.
What to Do in Montreal : June Festivals and Events
June is a month of festivals in Montreal. Here are the ones you might want to check out.
Montreal Events and Festivals July 2017
Don’t miss a thing this July with our monthly calendar of what’s happening in the city.
What to Do in Montreal in June Festivals and Events
June is a month of festivals in Montreal. Here are the ones you might want to check out.
Intimacy and Chaos: John Jacob Magistery
Local Montreal band, John Jacob Magistery, use raw power, emotion, and captivating songs to delight audience.
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.
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
Taking Us Back In Time: Huey Lewis and the News Live From Jazz Fest
“For some, his music may sound a little square, but hey, it’s hip to be square,” said mayor Denis Coderre, in a surprise appearance at Huey Lewis’ first show in [read on]
Photojournal of L’Off Jazz
We sent M. Talakoub to the L’Off Jazz to capture the musicians in action. He caught Jean Vanasse and Josh Rager & Donny Kennedy.
Jazz For Intellectuals : Jack DeJohnette, Ravi Coltrane, and Matt Garrison
’80s jazzman Jack DeJohnette and his band go for the improvisational form.