Yoasobi visited TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario for their first ever solo tour show in Canada, pouring everything into their performance.
Capital Punishment Festival has announced that it has opened band submissions for the 2026 edition, taking place at Ottawa’s ByWard Market.
CallHome Music Festival turned out huge crowds over two days in Brantford, Ontario, celebrating the spirit of both punk and alternative rock.
As part of his “Club Can’t Handle Tour,” Flo Rida brought a full dance club party to OLG Stage in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Schalk Bezuidenhout has announced that his acclaimed show ‘Hey Hey Divorcé’ is coming to Canada in September.
Chord Productions has announced the third edition of the Capital Punishment Festival in Ottawa, and has put out a call for partners.
Stopping by Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, Joji mesmerized and captivated the audience, joined by Corbin and Nate Sib.
Terror, joined by Pain of Truth, End It, Start Today and Sold Short, brought the “Still Suffer Tour” to an end at Lithuanian House in Toronto.
Toronto independent newspaper The West End Phoenix is marking its 10th anniversary with a benefit concert at Palais Royale on September 25th.
Indie band Good Kid made a triumphant return to their hometown of Toronto at The Danforth Music Hall, with openers INOHA.
OLG Stage in Niagara Falls was a Y2K celebration with a mega lineup featuring Thomas Nicholas, Lit, Fuel and, after some delays, Switchfoot.
Even in his 70s, David Lee Roth delivered the goods for an evening of Van Halen songs at OLG Stage in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
The Amity Affliction and their “Spring Horizons Tour,” featuring August Burns Red, Boundaries, and HEAVENSGATE, visited History in Toronto and delivered on all fronts.
Along with Exodus, Biohazard, and Tribal Gaze, Sepultura said farewell with their last Canadian show at London Music Hall in London, Ontario.
The National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA/ANREC) is opening their annual CRABO Awards to the public for the first time.
Old Dominion brought a night of country sing-alongs to TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, with the help of openers Sacha and Phil Vassar.
Accompanied by opener Dave Hill, Maynard James Keenan’s Puscifer gave fans a crazy ride at OLG Stage in Niagara Falls.
Metalcore legends Poison the Well and Converge caused quite a stir at History in Toronto, accompanied by Balmore and Spy.
In the midst of their spring tour, Collective Soul made a pit stop at OLG Stage in Niagara Falls to deliver a night of timeless classics.
Accompanied by Tonic, Better Than Ezra wrapped up their “March Radness Tour” unexpectedly acoustically at OLG Stage in Niagara Falls.
Visiting St. Catharines, along with Terra Lightfoot, Tenille Townes brought stories and songs to the First Ontario Performing Arts Centre.
Joined by Michael Leah, American indie songwriter Evan Honer delivered an intimate and energetic performance at The Bronson Centre in Ottawa.
Glass Tiger and Trooper brought a co-headlining show to OLG Stage in Niagara Falls for a celebration of ’70s and ’80s Canadian rock music.
Chicago punk rock veterans Rise Against brought explosive energy to Hard Rock Live Ottawa, with Koyo and Destroy Boys.
Journey arrived at TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario as part of their “Final Frontier Tour,” playing a memorable 27 song set of hits.
Three of the great thrash bands stopped at London’s Canada Life Place, as Megadeth, Anthrax, and Exodus brought the house down.