Drinking on a Monday night? Hell, why not when folk-punk troubadour Frank Turner and his bandmates come rolling into town. Much of Frank Turner’s appeal is his affability and raucousness for collective drunkenness and sing-alongs….
At a certain point, you can pin down the age when your enduring musical tastes are established. You may continue to roll on tumbleweed style, picking up bands and genres along the way. At your…
As if possessed by some mad, chaotic uniting force, a band of brothers and sisters formed up against the stage at The Horseshoe Tavern on Thursday night and pumped fists, moshed, and chanted those ever…
Photographs by Agah Bahari. Zola Jesus’ recently released fifth album Taiga drew some unwarranted criticism for being too pop, and whitewashing the unique out of the gothic-cinematic electronic act from Wisconsin. Revolving around Nika Roza…
Photographs by Ryan O’Shaughnessy. Imagine Jarvis Cocker and Jim Morrison had a baby that grew up to front The Tragically Hip in Gord Downie’s place. That is Craig Finn, and they are The Hold Steady….
Lyon performs at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto.
Vancouver based band The Harpoonist & The Axe Murderer performs at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto.
Back in May of this year I hadn’t heard of St. Paul and the Broken Bones. With less than a month before Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Tennessee, I was trying to devour as…
Dry the River are an English alternative-rock band, formed in the Stratford district of East London in 2009. They performed at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto. Opening for them was Andrew Austin and Nathaniel Rateliff.
