Here comes the fifth Mayhem Singles Round-Up for 2023, it includes eleven songs that have been passed on to me or recommended during the previous few weeks and months, there are some really brilliant tracks. It features four acts that
Caley & The Cadillacs will get the August long weekend rolling with a show on Friday night while a full Saturday of entertainment will include headliners The County. Admission is free. Parking is free. Bring your lawn chair.
Following a
Unreserved51:485 rising musicians share their songs and success
The music industry is bursting with Indigenous talent spanning across genres and telling their own stories in their own way.
“The coolest music … with the best lyrics and messages
Robert Charles-Dunne has sourced and sold the coolest, newest and most prized vinyl to countless Ontario music lovers for the last 23 years.
Now, the owner of the Village Idiot in London, Ont., says it’s time to hang up the
Organizers of the Atlin Arts and Music Festival have pulled the plug on the summer event again this year, just a month after announcing that it was happening.
“It’s a sad situation, and I can tell you the board is
From sweeping to two-stepping, the Kamloops Curling Club will be home to a country music concert on Saturday, May 13.
MPRO4 Entertainment and New Country 103.1 are presenting the Kamloops Country Kicker at the club downtown at Victoria Street and
Beyoncé is back with her first solo tour in seven years.
And the megastar didn’t disappoint when she kicked off her Renaissance world tour
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Introducing the Toronto Star’s Weekend Music Digest, a roundup of new music, concert listings and more.
This week’s roundup includes new music from Feist, Daniel Caesar, DEBBY FRIDAY and more. Click here to listen along to the Spotify playlist.
Koagula (aka Kell Chambers) who describes himself as a nomadic singer-songwriter recently released a new album, ‘Ghost To The Light’ and I have had some moments of pure musical pleasure listening to it. The album kicks off with “Every Feather”,
Brian Eno‘s dalliance with minimal musical soundscapes can be traced back to the sound-on-sound tape loops he created in collaboration with Robert Fripp on 1973’s (No Pussyfooting). Yet, while that album and subsequent titles such as Discreet Music
