As part of his “The Fall Off Tour,” J. Cole sold out two nights at Boston’s TD Garden, delivering an evening of classics.
Thee Sacred Souls poured their hearts out at Vancouver’s PNE Forum for the “Constellation Tour” with The Womack Sisters and LA LOM.
Accompanied by General Chaos and Thick Glasses, The Offspring dug deep into their back catalogue at MTelus in Montreal.
The Head and the Heart celebrated 15 years of their debut album at Thompson’s Point along with Houndmouth and regional opener Center Mid.
With the Osheaga Festival happening nearby, Five Finger Death Punch provided a superior alternative for fans at Centre Bell in Montreal, with Cody Jinks and Eva...
The 2026 edition of the Newport Folk Festival was another memorable edition, featuring The Lumineers, Tom Morello, SNACKTIME, and more.
311 and Dirty Heads, along with Sitting on Saturn and Ocean Alley, brought a light, carefree environment to PNC Bank Arts Center.
Passion Pit brought their “Pretty Penny World Tour” to New York City’s Rooftop at Pier 17 for an electrifying night of music, with opener Arden Jones.
CallHome Music Festival turned out huge crowds over two days in Brantford, Ontario, celebrating the spirit of both punk and alternative rock.
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their era-defining albums, Alexisonfire and Billy Talent put on a show at Centre Bell in Montreal.
Silverstein and Story of the Year got the “Camp Screamo Tour” underway at The Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
The hottest new residency on The Strip featuring Franky Perez and the All Nighters is pure Vegas and all party with top musical talent.
This year’s Festival International de Jazz de Montréal was one of the best ever, featuring Diana Krall, Angine de Poitrine, and more.
On June 25th, Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park hosted ‘Thursday Night Thunder,’ featuring the legendary Tony Stewart.
Despite the absence of Wiz Khalifa, Machine Gun Kelly, joined by Mod Sun, performed a night of his hits at Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
Joined by The Nova Twins and Spiritbox, Evanescence rocked both new songs and old songs at the Centre Bell in Montreal.
As part of his “Club Can’t Handle Tour,” Flo Rida brought a full dance club party to OLG Stage in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Accompanied by Jade Elephant, math rock duo Angine de Poitrine made a stop at Fan Park in Edmonton for quite the polka-dotted experience.
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.
Young the Giant Brings Their "Victory Garden" Tour to New York City's Rooftop at Pier 17 for two nights with Cold War Kids and almost monday.
Joined by Plain White T’s, New Found Flory and Yellowcard brought some colour to the Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park, NJ.
Mumford & Sons turned a rain-soaked Fenway Park into holy ground on Monday night, with support from Lord Huron and Dylan Gossett.
Stopping by Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, Joji mesmerized and captivated the audience, joined by Corbin and Nate Sib.
French singer-songwriter Zaz graced Centre Bell in Montreal with her presence, sharing her wonderful musical universe with all who came out.
It was a sweltering night, but that did not stop fans from turning out for Skillet at the Royal Palace Theater at Busch Gardens Williamsburg.
Ne-Yo and Akon packed Vancouver’s Rogers Arena as part of their “Nights Like This Tour” for a lively night of non-stop hits.