“I don’t understand why the idea of being white or black is there at all, or why we continue to practice these constructs. The idea behind my music is to destroy those constructs.”
December is the busiest time of the year for local choir groups and Montreal has hundreds. Here’s why you should check one out.
With local and international artists, this celebration of arabic culture goes from djs to sitars, bellydance to orchestras, fiction to documentary. Check it out.
The festival is almost over, but you have a few days to be blown away by the organists at this Canadian festival.
Festivals and events to put on your calendar for the month of October in 2015.
Charming pixie Emilie talks about how she got her harp Ogden and their three year journey together.
A look into new concert venue Turbo Haus and its humble origins and stunning transformation with stolen floors.
Rachel made a point of seeing bands she didn’t know at POP Montreal to find some new favorites.
Meet Tooli, who runs the label Local Talk with Mad Mats.
Electronica duo’s new album shows that EDM isn’t all hypnotic trance and house.
POP Montreal welcomes two not-miss dance pieces at Monument National that you can even hit up with your pass.
POP Montreal takes pity on you. There’s plenty of free things to hear if you can’t afford the cover.
Helen Simard explains why she’s remounting her piece with a rock band.
Low’s upcoming gloomy release, Ones and Sixes, seems like it’s just in time for the changing seasons
Three-days of free shows with great performers, art, and street performers. You should be there.
Enter now to win a free copy of this new rock-jazz-soul album by Montreal locals Willis Pride and Half Nelson.
We can vouch for all these bands at POP Montreal and you can check out our reviews, interviews, and photojournals of them in action.
Want to know what’s happening in Montreal in September. We’ve got a list of cultural events and festivals for you to peruse.
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