Fresh Snow at The Silver Dollar – January 11, 2014
There are times when you go to a show and are struck by just how good the people on stage are at what they do. It’s that time when you leave a venue, walk outside,…
There are times when you go to a show and are struck by just how good the people on stage are at what they do. It’s that time when you leave a venue, walk outside,…
By now the story of Death From Above 1979’s split-up and reformation is old news, but in case you need the Coles Notes: They formed in Toronto in 2001, released You’re a Woman, I’m a…
The Devil Wears Prada closed out their 8:18 winter tour in Toronto, playing to a sold out show at The Phoenix. The tour was in support of their new album 8:18, which hit stores September…
On the eve of Toronto’s first major winter storm, a storm that’s predicted to paralyze the GTA. Honestly, I don’t think anyone shared this news to Johnny Reid, Christmas was in full swing Friday, as…
Photographs by Matt Klopot You’ve seen them on YouTube and last night Toronto got to witness Walk Off The Earth in action. The indie-rock quintet made their final Canadian stop on the Gang of Rhythm…
Photographs by Sarah Rix Having not released any new material since 2011’s Blood Pressures, I was pleasantly surprised when US/UK garage-punk duo The Kills announced a visit to town. Serving as a warm-up for their…
Photographs by Matt Klopot On Saturday afternoon, music lovers young and old gathered at the Air Canada Center to celebrate the holidays a couple weeks early with Much Music at their annual festival, The Big…
If you don’t love The Hives, I would wager it’s because you’ve yet to see them live. They’re a band that thrives in the on-stage setting thanks to the nature of their energetic garage punk…
Thee Attacks brought their swaggering, pump-up rock to energize the Toronto crowd at The Hives’ show on Sunday night. You knew what type of performance it was going to be when vocalist and guitarist Jimmy…