Toronto hardcore punk rock band Cancer Bats performed at The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto. Opening for them was Indian Handcrafts.
Frank Turner at the Horseshoe Tavern
March 11, 2015
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….
TOPS with Tasseomancy at Smiling Buddha
March 10, 2015
TOPS are a four-piece band from Montreal, equal parts girls and guys, delivering a raw punk take on AM studio pop. They performed at the Smiling Buddha with Tasseomancy in Toronto.
Amelia Curran at The Great Hall
March 8, 2015
Born and raised in St. John’s Newfoundland, Amelia Curran is a rising musician in the indie folk rock circle. She performed a stellar concert at The Great Hall in Toronto.
Long Winter Fair at 99 Sudbury
February 15, 2015
February 13 was year 4 of the annual Long Winter Fair in Toronto. They succeeded in expanding their presence in the downtown core through numerous venues. We checked out 99 Sudbury, which saw the likes…
Speedy Ortiz, HSY, WISH at The Garrison
February 14, 2015
Speedy Ortiz, HSY, and WISH performed at The Garrison in Toronto as part of the Wavelength pre-party. This event was sponsored by Red Bull Sound Select.
Jean-Michel Basquiat: Now's the Time at the Art Gallery of Ontario
February 12, 2015
The late Keith Haring at Basquiat’s funeral said that Basquiat, “disrupted the politics of the art world and insisted that if he had to play their games, he would make the rules”, this remains quintessential…
Pursuit Grooves, SlowPitch, Libydo at Wavelength Pop Up Gallery
February 11, 2015
Toronto experimental electronic artists Pursuit Grooves and SlowPitch along with dancer Libydo performed at Hunt Club as part of Wavelength Pop Up Gallery series
Bill Pond at Cameron House
February 9, 2015
Bill Pond is an ambient folk project based in Toronto, Ontario. He performed at Cameron House in Toronto. Patterns In Behaviour by Bill Pond