Canada’s heart belongs to Celine, new study suggests
Based on Google searches analyzed by online gambling site Lucky Days, Celine Dion remains the queen of Canadian music. Based on the number of Google searches per month over the
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Which kind of music makes people more road rage-y?
Think about the last time you were angered while driving. Whether someone made you mad while you were driving, or you got behind the wheel while heated, it doesn’t matter.
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Will this year’s Kendrick Lamar halftime show match the classics?
We’re hours away from the most-watched concert of the year: The Super Bowl Halftime Show. The headliner is Canadian tuxedo-wearing, Drake-embarrassing, multi-platinum, award-winning poet lauret Kendrick Lamar, fresh off a
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“Super” game? Not for the cheerleaders
The big football event Sunday night is an incredibly lucrative one for many layers of people: Kendrick Lamar is making in the neighborhood of $1 million per performance; the average
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More than 65k letters call on Congress to Fix the Tix
Last week’s first Fix the Tix Day resulted in more than 65,000 letters submitted to members of Congress, demanding improvements to the way tickets are sold for events. Supported by
Read MoreJuly 9 is a day of ticket fairness advocacy; here’s how to get involved
If you’ve found yourself on the wrong side of a Ticketmaster waiting room, spending who knows how much time anticipating tickets to a hotly anticipated show only to come up
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Spotify facing lawsuit, cease and desist letters from music rights organizations
Spotify is about to learn that, despite what insurance and cable companies might say, not all bundles are a good idea.
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I like this: Dead Root Revival, playing Dakota Tavern tonight
We all know the big sounds coming out of the Limestone City: the brashness of the Headstones, the youthful energy of young bands like Kasador and the Wilderness, the beloved
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Sam Roberts Band, Reklaws, Matthew Good to serenade Jackson-Triggs this summer
There will be two chances to see many of Canada’s top bands play amongst the vines at Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate Amphitheater this summer, with the concert series kicking off in
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It’s finally happening: The Tragically Hip to release massive coffee table book this fall
For years, members of the Tragically Hip have hinted that, maybe someday, they’d sit down and write a book about their career and long history together.
Now, as their 40th anniversary approaches, the time has come
“Strangers” no more: The Wilderness ready to release new album and hit the road
The Wilderness have been a band for nearly 10 years, but it’s the past 12 months that have been among the most intense in their career.
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