Jane’s Addiction is done, right? I think they are, but with Farrell and Co. you’re never really sure. There is, however, a new documentary called Jane’s Addiction Replay 2020, which is now available
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The short answer is “not for a while.” The 49th Juno Awards were supposed to have already happened in Saskatoon, but they were canceled as a result of the coronavirus crisis at more-or-less
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Around this time each year, the good people of Europe (and Australia, for reasons that still baffle me) go to war in a musical way to determine superiority in the Eurovision Song Contest.
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A few weeks ago, the organizers of Glastonbury, the most famous music festival in the world, we optimistic that things would be able to go ahead as scheduled in June. They even announced
Read MoreCanadian Music Week, the massive annual music conference and festival that happens in Toronto every May, has been postponed until September. Bloody COVID-19. Here’s the official statement: Due to the continuing and increasing spread
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The rumours of a cancellation started early this morning as people associated with the event (performers, nominees, crew) were told not to get on a plane to Saskatoon. Now it’s official. No Junos
Read MoreThe music industry has been hammered by cancellations and postponements. SXSW. Coachella, Madonna’s Madame X tour. Pearl Jam’s Gigaton tour. Green Day’s Asian Tour. No Japan for Slipknot. ULTRA Miami. The Winter Music
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It was inevitable. With SXSW down for the count and dozens of other tours, concerts and music conferences either postponed or canceled, it was just a matter of time before Coachella promoters did
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Unless we’re all wiped out by the coronavirus over the next six weeks, music fans will descend on retailers for the 13th annual Record Store Day on Saturday, April 18. Details of some
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The eighth annual Prism Prize offers a $20,000 cash prize (up from $15,000 this year) to the best Canadian music video of the year. Three hundred submissions have been whittled down to these
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At 52 years young, Festival d’été de Québec is one of Canada’s longest-running music events. It has also become one of the biggest gathering of fans and artists, stretching across all genres over
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