What to do in Montreal in September 2015
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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The Quaaludes’ New EP: This Is Your Future We’re Talking About
After mixing several genres to create quite a unique new EP, the Quaaludes head out on an August 2015 Tour – an occasion for “sad punk” not to miss.
Photojournal: Believe Your Eyes with Illusion
No one can put on a drag show like Michel Doiron can put on a drag show.
The Little Things: Review of Bud Rice’s “Belfast”
New album by Bud Rice releases album of well composed songs with jazz, blues, R&B, and folk influences.
What to Do in Montreal August 2015: Festival Calendar
List of festivals and events in Montreal taking place in August 2015. Dance, food, culture, and lots of pride!
BSTB Festival: Freak Heat Waves, Homeshake & Un Blonde at Bar Le Ritz
It was a dark and rainy Saturday night, and for someone living in the western part of Montreal, going to Bar Le Ritz is as long and gruelling as climbing Mount Washington in [read on]
Blue Pool: Vanessa Carlton’s Piano and Adult-Oriented Sound
A 4-song EP marked with lyrical maturity and mysterious sensuality.
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros at Osheaga: When Magic Happens
Osheaga performance of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes reviewed.
The Osheaga Experience Day 2 : The Ending of It All
All good things must come to an end, and so did Belinda’s second day at Osheaga.
The Black Keys at Osheaga: In the Name of Rock
90 minute set by the Black Keys at Osheaga was particularly strong and vocals.
Heather Woods Broderick Album Review: Beautiful Heartfelt Echo
Beautiful, true-hearted album echoes long after it finishes.
Interview with Marty Topps : Never Without a Keytar
Isaac Winters talks about his alter-ego Marty Topps.
Montreal Electric Groove Festival Gets It on Digitally
It’s the 17th year of Montreal’s most funky electronic festival, spread over two weekends.
Mocky’s Tasteful Cocktail of Music at Café Resonance
Great night? Check. Good music? Check. Frenzied performance? Double check. Welcome to Mocky’s July 10th show at Resonance Café. Despite some technical difficulties [read on]
Heyrocco’s Teenage Movie Soundtrack will make you cry and laugh at your teenage self
This time, Dine Alone Records announces Teenage Movie Soundtrack, Heyrocco’s new pop punk and 90s-inspired album. Nathan Merli (guitar, vocals), Tanner Cooper (drums), and [read on]
Interview with Mocky: Put Human Beings at the Center of the Stage
With his new album Key Change, Mocky reverts to a more acoustic sound to remind audience members of how human music should be. Do not miss his show on July 10.
A Montrealer’s Guide To Ottawa Bluesfest 2015
In the mood for a musical get away? Ottawa Bluesfest 2015 could be the festival that takes your summer from good to amazing.
Missing in Action: Review of the Cairo Gang’s “Goes Missing”
If I ever had to choose one album that reminded me of summer road trips and bonfires on the beach under the influence of an indie flame, The Cairo Gang’s Goes Missing would [read on]