Photos by Joshua Chia Unsound Festival returned for a second year as part of Luminato last weekend, opening the previously abandoned Hern Generating Station to the general public once again. The venue is nothing less…
Photos by Dawn Hamilton Mumford and Sons brought their Wilder Mind Tour to the shores of Lake Ontario. What unfolded Monday night at the Molson Amphitheatre was a celebration of American music delivered by a…
Review by Mehek Seyid & Dakota Arsenault + Photos by Neil Van & Sean Chin. By the time the second day rolled around, things at Bestival had changed a bit. Gone was the scorching weather…
Review by Dakota Arsenault & Mehek Seyid + Photos by Neil Van & Sean Chin. The sun was scorching, but that was the good news as it was originally supposed to thunderstorm through Saturday afternoon. Walking…
“…but i know, i’ll see you again in the long run” The chorus washes over the crowd, reverberates against the walls, and for a moment everything falls away and it’s just the audience now, singing…
Photos by Dawn Hamilton Last year, the Long Island cult band, Brand New, hinted that they might be breaking up in next following years. Releasing merch that had chronologies “2000-2018” had fans devastated to see…
Edmonton-based metal act Striker struck full force with their dynamic performance at the Garrison recently. This progressive metal act combines clean vocals with 80s inspired guitar riffs. A heavy full sound envelopes this band. Although…
Photos by Randall Vasquez. UK ensemble Florence and the Machine returned to Toronto just one year after their initial celebration of their third album How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful at last year’s Bestival. As…
Photos by Matt Forsythe Is there a better way to shake out the mid-week cobwebs than annihilating them by wild blasts of heaviosity? Last night I found out as Philadelphia’s Nothing, Miami Beach’s Wrong and…
