Photographs by Angelo Marchini. A sold-out crowd lined outside Lee’s Palace on Monday, December 8th to relive their youth watching 90s boyband group O-Town. Having recently reformed after 10 years apart, with a new album,…
Cold Specks and AroarA performed at Lee’s Palace in Toronto. The 26 year-old Canadian singer under the sobriquet Al Spx has been a byword for rare talent and depth of feeling since her arrival in late…
Photographs by Katrina Wong Shue. Is it possible to call the show messy without negative connotations? At Lee’s Palace on the final stop of her Art of Asking book tour, Amanda Palmer may have justified…
Photographs by Sarah Rix. On an extremely cold evening the crowd at Lee’s Palace was more than ready for the main act to hit the stage after two opening acts. An unusually late start time…
I’m fighting every instinct right now that tells me to recount instrumental post-rock band This Will Destroy You’s performance at Lee’s Palace as an extension of Joseph Campbell’s monomyth. It was an emotive, powerful set…
Photographs by Randall Vasquez. Blink and you may have missed Royal Blood’s arrival in Toronto. It seemed the pair were in and out with none too much fanfare, despite a sizable amount of buzz and…
San Diego indie rock band Delta Spirit came through Toronto to perform at Lee’s Palace.
After months of hiding away when the Jonas Brothers’ split, Nick Jonas has finally reemerged with a new vibe, catchy tunes and even a brand new TV show. I showed up about 45 minutes before…
Baltimore, Maryland duo Beach House is big enough in the indie world that they have the ability to play large venues and be a marquee name on a festival. The last time I saw Beach…
