Canada

Modest Mouse guitarist responds to messages to a minor

The digital landscape often serves as an unfiltered stage for public drama, and recently, an online exchange involving guitarist Simon

Councillor seeks heritage status for Sneaky Dee’s

In Toronto, where does the spirit of local culture reside? For generations, the answer has been found at Sneaky Dee’s,

Bug Bogart drops solo album Takes a Bite

Julia Wittmann is ready to take a bite out of the mainstream, announcing her debut album Bug Bogart, titled Takes

Reuben and the Dark on Canadian Tour with new album

Reuben and the Dark Unveil New Album and Epic Cross-Country Tour Indie folk outfit Reuben and the Dark is ready

Chris Brown guilty plea faces three years in prison

In a development that has moved quickly from nightclub drama to court proceedings, musician Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to

Amazon Music seeks rural Canadian artists for Northern Echoes S2

When music flows from the quiet landscapes of remote communities, does that sound like a whisper into the void? Amazon

Tyler Braden’s 2026 Canadian Tour

Country singer-songwriter Tyler Braden is hitting the road this fall, embarking on a multi-city Canadian tour that promises to bring

Loud Women Halifax reveals 2025 lineup including Altered by Mom

Loud Women Brings a Tidal Wave of Sound to Halifax After a sold-out run for the 2025 edition, Loud Women

Tyla’s 2026-2027 World Tour Book Collection

Fresh off the release of her captivating new album APOP on July 24th, South African singer-songwriter Tyla is hitting the

Vancouver Names for 2026 Edition

Vancouver’s cultural landscape is gearing up for an unforgettable celebration, as the annual ʔəm̓i ce:p xʷiwəl – Come Toward the

Carly Simon reveals Parkinson’s diagnosis

Iconic singer-songwriter Carly Simon is gearing up for a major milestone: the release of her first new album in fourteen

Nirvanna crashes Finn Wolfhard’s show for a gig at the Rivoli

When creative energy collides with concert logistics, the results are often spectacular. Over the weekend in Toronto, an unexpected collision

Lou Koller has died

The Enduring Echo: Remembering Lou Koller, Frontman of Sick of It All The hardcore punk world is mourning the loss

Roxette cancels North American Tour

The roar of the crowd has been quietly replaced by the stark reality of postponement for one of music’s most

Orville Peck drops new album Mule and books US tour

The sounds of redemption are arriving, packaged in a raw and honest new musical statement from Orville Peck. The album

Katie & Kevin Welcome the Waxababy

Sometimes, life delivers an encore before you even realize the set is over. For musician Kevin Morby and his partner

Boyhood drops new album ‘I’ll Dream InStead’ shares ‘Loner’

Caylie Runciman Unveils New Album I’ll Dream InStead and Explores the Comfort of Being a Loner The musical world is

Guitar Center’s Rescue Action

In the often unforgiving world of retail, turning around a failing enterprise is a monumental task. That is the story

Busy Bodies Reveal the Map of Canada Puzzles

Imagine a way to explore the vastness of Canada not through geography alone, but through the vibrant sounds of its

Harlem of the North taps Lola Brooke for Free 2026 headlines

Get ready for a massive celebration of hip-hop culture, because the Harlem of the North block party is leveling up!

The Strokes diss Anthony Fantano on their new album

In the often-heated world of music criticism, where opinions are currency and feuds are common, Anthony Fantano has recently found

Beach Boys pull summer tour dates for recharge

The legendary Beach Boys have decided to hit the pause button on their summer tour dates, offering fans a new

Howard Jones, Mother Mother, Interpol land at Sobeys Stadium in 2026

Toronto’s Sobeys Stadium is gearing up for a spectacular new season, promising an incredible lineup of concerts, music festivals, and

Emma Worley charts her Canadian Tour

Folk singer-songwriter Emma Worley is trading the Toronto music scene for the scenic landscapes of the East Coast, announcing an

Pulp brings concert film to Canadian theatres

Pulp‘s Journey: A Look Back at Four Decades of Icon Status The celebrated band Pulp is bringing their latest cinematic