Canada

Discover History Ottawa now

The music scene in Canada’s capital is about to get a major upgrade. The Drake-owned History venue has officially opened

Hannah Georgas and Lyn Heinemann Announce Tour and Debut Album

When music is born from a deep, trusted connection, it often has the most resonant sound. That’s the story behind

Cameron Winter announces Live at Carnegie Hall

While the Geese continue to tour and craft new material, frontman Cameron Winter is taking a unique detour, delivering an

Jack White Trolls Charley Crockett

In the often-turbulent world of music celebrity, disagreements can escalate quickly, but sometimes the response is just as memorable as

Big Truck Maps North American Tour

Straight from the Inland Empire, California, a band fueled by diesel and pure aggression has officially announced a sprawling North

Frank Beard the ZZ Top Drummer Has Died

The world of rock music mourns the loss of a true innovator: Frank Beard, the legendary drummer who anchored the

Charley Crockett’s lost respect for Jack White over the Twin Temple

In the often-turbulent world of country music and celebrity drama, some disagreements are simply matters of artistic vision, while others

Remi Wolf Covered in Poop on Mud Album Cover

In a world often defined by carefully curated aesthetics, some artists prefer to embrace the delightfully messy. Remi Wolf is

Dälek maps out the 2026 North American Tour

Newark, NJ-formed industrial hip-hop experimentalists Dälek are ready to take their sound across the continent. Following the release of their

Late L7 Bassist Jennifer Finch memoir released

One month after the passing of bassist Jennifer Finch, a true force in the hard rock world, a powerful testament

Tiësto, Sara Landry, Alesso take over SCREAM Edmonton

Scream Edmonton Gears Up for a Haunting Halloween EDM Extravaganza Get ready to prepare for a night where the music,

Map Out Yoo Doo Right Return’s Canadian Tour Dates

Yoo Doo Right has released their fourth full-length album, Build and Rest by the Shepherd’s Light, bringing a deeply thoughtful

Status/Non-Status & By Divine Right Book Co-Headlining Tour

A collision of indie rock and Canadian road trip dreams is hitting the road this fall. London-based rockers Status/Non-Status are

Preeper Rhaye MacKay’s ‘Blackberry Lane’ Canadian Tour

Americana Trio Preeper Rhaye MacKay Embark on Canadian Tour for Sophomore Album The Americana trio Preeper Rhaye MacKay—comprising singer-songwriter Jessica

Nathan Fielder behind the bizarre boy band

In a world saturated with carefully curated content, where reality often bends to the will of the internet, some stories

First Look at The New Simpsons Movie

The wait is finally over for fans of Springfield. After years of anticipation and scheduling shifts, a much-anticipated look at

Jonas Brothers expand their 2026 North American tour

The countdown is officially over. After the buzz surrounding the release of their latest project, the Jonas Brothers are ready

Isabel LaRosa plans North American tour

Alt-pop sensation Isabel LaRosa is hitting the road with the highly anticipated Dollparts Tour, an intimate run of North American

How “Archie, Marry Me” shaped Phoebe Bridgers’ new album

The world of pop music is a constantly shifting landscape, and sometimes the most enduring sounds are the ones that

Trudeau and Perry Dance to Xav’s New Single

Sometimes, the most charming moments in celebrity life happen in the most unexpected places. The world of music and royalty

Hayden Panettiere Dies at 36

Hayden Panettiere, a Force of Nature, Has Passed Away at 36 The world has lost a remarkable light with the

Queens of the Stone Age announce new album Perfecth

Queens of the Stone Age Tease New Album Perfecth With Edgy Visuals The legendary rock outfit Queens of the Stone

Hidden track on Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Weekend CD

The Secret Lives of Lost Weekend: Unearthing a Hidden Track When Phoebe Bridgers released her album Lost Weekend back in

Tyga’s Response to 0.0 Pitchfork Score: Devil Uses a Pitchfork

History was made this week when Pitchfork, one of the last bastions of music journalism, delivered a scathing verdict on