Wave to Earth’s Toronto show, with opener Jiwoo, hit the Great Canadian Toronto Theatre and saw an emotional connection between the band and their fans.
Accompanied by The Shins, Weezer arrived at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec for a super fun night of greatest hits with some local flavour.
Delivered with urgency and ardor, “Tear in Your Hand” finds Gregory Douglass turning his soul inside out without apology.
Joined by Prostitute and Fleshwater, Loathe helped initiate a night of modern metallic chaos at HISTORY in Toronto.
Misty City Music Festival returned to Fallsview Event Grounds in Niagara Falls for a weekend filled with country music spirit.
Ragged and sprawling, yet accessible, with ‘HUNKA JUNK’ (Romanus Records), Deady rolls out record-collector-like music marinated in unease.
Fronted by Frank Carter, The Sex Pistols stopped by L’Olympia in Montreal with Panic Shack and gave the audience everything they had.
Some Days Are Darker’s note-perfect “Memorize You” makes for a wonderful introduction to the forthcoming album, ‘Black Box Warning.’
Sam Barber closed his two-night Boston run at Leader Bank Pavilion with covers of The Lumineers and Jonah Kagen.
Devin Townsend reflects on over two decades of music at London’s Union Chapel, combining songs, stories and personal insights in a unique career-spanning performance.
Gaerea showcase their evolving sound at London’s Islington Assembly Hall, performing material from new album ‘Loss,’ with UK metallers Conjurer providing support.
On “Paradise,” Camille K constructs an enchanting fantasy out of an interesting blend of pop tinted with dance-pop flavors.
On “Carry On,” Mark Bryan & The Screaming Trojans embrace softer, wistful tones of alt-rock, delivering a tender elegy.
Dipped in the delicious stickiness of reggae, "Listening to Reggae" reveals the imaginative songwriting gifts of Chili Guys.
Accompanied by Trey Pendley, Ashley McBryde provided a a fantastic night full of music, songs, and stories at the Louisville Palace.
Accompanied by Macy Todd and Tiffany Stringer, Willow Avalon brought the positive country vibes to Théâtre Beanfield in Montreal.
Alternative rock powerhouse Evanenscence brought their ‘Sanctuary’ tour to the O2 in London for an epic night with support from K-Flay.
I Prevail kick off their UK with a rowdy night of mosh pits and crowd-surfing at Leeds O2 Academy with support from Gore. and Polaris.
A rare visit to the UK from Protest The Hero sees them deliver a night of Canadian prog-metal perfection at the London Scala.
Foster The People and their “Good Mourning Sunshine Tour” landed in Vancouver’s Freedom Mobile Arc, along with openers Goth Babe.
Keanu Reeves’ rock band Dogstar performed in Vancouver for the first time in 30 years at The Vogue Theatre, with openers The Backfires.
Green Lung return with ‘Necropolitan’, shifting from British folklore to haunted London with nine tracks combining doom, heavy metal and occult rock influences.
Jazz Cafe Festival returned to London’s Burgess Park for its third edition, featuring performances from Smino, Gabriel Jacoby, Kofi Stone and Billy Woods.
