The Late Show may have ended Thursday might, but less than 24 hours later, Stephen Colbert was back on TV in Monroe, Michigan, on the town’s public access channel. No live audience, no
Read MoreI think this is a brand new performance from the kitchen as Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox belt out “Blind” by Korn.
Read MoreYou may know people who are completely oblivious to music. They’ve either never taken an interest in it or are/have been so busy with other things that they didn’t bother keeping up with
Read MoreYou know that sax solo that rips through Pink Floyd’s “Money?” What about the noodling on “Us and Them?” Or “Wish You Were Here” and “Shine on You Crazy Diamond?” The player was
Read MoreRob Base and DJ E-Z Rock had exactly one hit: with “It Takes Two,” which was released in June 1988. One of my friends still calls it “The Screaming/Yelling Song.” The two foundational
Read MoreThis is what AI should be used for, not making music. Now let’s try some 100% human-generated music news for May 23, 2026. BONUS: The BBC is shutting down its longwave service. Here’s
Read MoreAbout a hundred years ago, when big New York-based companies operated national radio networks, CBS was one of the biggest. One of the most important services it delivered was its radio news. Hundreds, maybe thousands,
Read MoreThe CRTC has been studying how the landscape for traditional broadcasters has changed in the digital age. Canadian radio has essentially been operating under the same rules for 30 year with only slight
Read More[Ross MacDonald took the photos and Nicoholas Wrixon-Wood wrote the review, – AC] The Fray’s Summer of Light Tour came to the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Ottawa on May 16th, featuring
Read MoreThis is one of the weirdest stories about Canadian music you have ever heard. Cal Cavendish was a country and folk singer from Calgary. He was pretty good, but he was very frustrated
Read MoreHave you noticed the change to Google Search? Thoughts? What about music news for May 22, 2026? BONUS: Sure. Okay.
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