Kathryn Calder, Etiquette, Ed Schrader's Music Beat at Adelaide Hall
September 10, 2015
Kathryn Calder, Etiquette, and Ed Schrader’s Music Beat performed at Adelaide Hall in Toronto.
Dallas Smith Rocks the Bandshell as 2015 CNE Closes
September 10, 2015
Written by Darlene Altmann. The crowd was ready to party on September 6 2015, at the CNE and the boys came to play. Another great night at the CNE for hottest concert! of 2015 The temperature almost…
L7 with Sista Fista at the Danforth Music Hall
September 9, 2015
Photographs by Dawn Hamilton. The grand reunion trend continued last night bringing some extra heat to a city already baking in a late resurgence of summer. Los Angeles four-piece L7 returned to Toronto following a…
Sound and Vision: Ten TIFF-tastic Music Movies
September 9, 2015
Stop me if you’ve heard this song before. Every September, the Toronto International Film Festival rolls out a Yonge Street-long red carpet to welcome the industry’s biggest playas, movers, and shakers for a binge viewing…
The Tallest Man On Earth with Lady Lamb at Massey Hall
September 9, 2015
The Tallest Man On Earth and Lady Lamb performed at Massey Hall in Toronto. Thanks to Collective Concerts for media access.
'Peep' Show at Spiegelworld's EMPIRE!
September 8, 2015
I’ve been to a few Cirque shows, but Spiegelworld’s touring EMPIRE show is by far the most intimate. And raunchy. It thrilled me in so many ways. Not just from the derring-do acrobatics that I’ve…
"Clean" by The Japanese House
September 8, 2015
Amber Bain is a one-lady band who goes by The Japanese House. “Clean” is a magical, soothing, and catchy track. Think of a slightly faster paced Imogen Heap. In an interview with The FADER, Bain…
Photographs by Tobias Wang. Funny or Die’s Oddball Festival rolled into the Molson Amphitheatre in Toronto with a line-up set to crush. Co headliners Aziz Ansari and Amy Schumer headed up a bill stacked with…
7: From Wings to Birdman 1938-1947 Part 2
September 8, 2015
Continuing on from our Best Picture Winner decade-by-decade breakdown from last week’s part 1 Dakota Arsenault and Andreas Babiolakis count down the top five films of 1938-1947. – Dakota recommends that you read the bio…