This year’s Festival International de Jazz de Montréal was one of the best ever, featuring Diana Krall, Angine de Poitrine, and more.
Joined by The Nova Twins and Spiritbox, Evanescence rocked both new songs and old songs at the Centre Bell in Montreal.
The 37th edition of Francos de Montréal was a total hit, and Groovy Aardvark joined the fun, rocking so hard that they blew out the power.
French singer-songwriter Zaz graced Centre Bell in Montreal with her presence, sharing her wonderful musical universe with all who came out.
Triumph made a triumphant return to Laval, Quebec, at Place Bell as part of “The Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded Tour” along with April Wine.
The 37th Francos de Montréal Festival came to an end with standout performances from Dead Obies, Klô Pelgag, and Ariane Moffatt.
French pop star Ariane Roy held tens of thousands of people in the palm of her hand at Francos De Montréal in Montreal.
Lou-Adriane Cassidy got the 37th edition of the Francos de Montréal off to a scorching hot start at MTelus in Montreal.
Québec’s pop music queen, Marie-Mai kicked off the first day of the Francos de Montréal with a statement-like performance.
Accompanied by Don Felder, The Guess Who showed that they still had what it takes to bring the goods at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec.
The bass legend himself, Flea, was in town at Théâtre Beanfield in Montreal, showing a different side of himself with his jazz band.
Sam Roberts celebrated the 20th anniversary of his ‘Chemical City’ album with a memorable evening at Montreal’s L’Olympia.
Accompanied by Beast in Black, Helloween brought their “40th Anniversary Tour” to Théâtre L’Olympia in Montreal for an epic, sold-out show.
It was almost too much of a good thing as Black Label Society, Zakk Sabbath, and Dark Chapel visited MTelus in Montreal last week.
Lady Gaga’s “Mayhem Ball Tour” rolled through Montreal at Centre Bell and delivered a heart-pounding non-stop sensory overload.
July Talk, accompanied by Julianna Riolino, brought the “Touch 10th Anniversary Tour” to Théâtre Beanfield in Montreal.
The Sheepdogs herded all of their fans into MTelus in Montreal with openers Surf Hat for a night of some satisfying Canadian rock n’ roll.
Mammoth delivered a mammoth night of rock n’ roll at Théâtre Beanfield in Montreal, along with 10 Years and James & the Cold Gun.
The MTelus was as hot as a Montreal summer when Quebec’s hottest current act, Lou-Adriane Cassidy hit the stage last week with N-Nao.
Punk heavyweights The Offspring and Bad Religion put on a punk rock extravaganza at Centre Bell in Montreal, Quebec.
Jade Eagleson brought some much-needed summer season flavour to Studio TD in Montreal last week with openers Brittany Kennell and Sully Burrows.
The Casino de Montréal hosted the return of one Aldo Nova for, amazingly, his first show in Montreal in 35 years.
Blue Rodeo, accompanied by opening act Adam Baldwin, showed Salle Wilfred-Pelletier why they are one of Canada’s most enduring bands.
All Them Witches and King Buffalo provide one hell of a night for everyone in attendance at Théâtre Beanfield in Montreal.
Despite a snowstorm, a faithful crowd turned out for Moist to make their long awaited Montreal return at Théâtre Beanfield with Kandle.
The Tea Party brought out a lot of great Canadian rock vibes at MTelus in Montreal, with openers Finger Eleven and Headstones.
