Asking Alexandria performed along with bless the fall at the Phoenix concert theatre in Toronto on Friday December 12, 2014. Asking Alexandria represent everything exciting and altogether invigorating about the hardest hitting rock n’ roll, both past…
Drum and Bass (DnB) live at the Hoxton. Those words put together in that order are a recipe for an epic night of heavy bass lines, floor shaking and ground breaking energy radiating from the…
Back in Toronto’s stylish Drake Hotel’s underground after about two years, Sam Amidon, son of folk artists Peter and Mary Alice Amidon, isn’t your usual folk artist. A multi instrumentalist on the road with his…
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….
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,…
Photographs by Sarah Rix. “It’s my birthday!” Screamed an audience member we’d later come to know as Alison. Jamie threw her a look from the stage; a gobby, arrogant smirk. And then as brash as…
On December 4th, Torontonians lined up at the Phoenix to attend 102.1 The Edge’s Jingle Bell Concert Series. The line up included Le Trouble, Royal Tusk, Dear Rouge and Wildlife. Montreal-based-band, Le Trouble opened the…
Photographs by Sean Chin. Pairing up New York duo Phantogram with resurrected Toronto dance-punks Death From Above 1979 was ambitious in nature, but maybe not so practical in reality. A European crowd might be more…
Trans-Siberian Orchestra is on a winter tour that takes them to 71 shows across North America. Only one Canadian performance north of the border was at the Air Canada Centre December 3rd. Released in…
