Random music news for Thursday, July 11, 2024
Finally home after my speaking tour of Alberta. Thanks to everyone who came out! More events coming soon. Meanwhile, here’s music news for July 11, 2024. More music news? Look here. BONUS: I’m
Read MoreFinally home after my speaking tour of Alberta. Thanks to everyone who came out! More events coming soon. Meanwhile, here’s music news for July 11, 2024. More music news? Look here. BONUS: I’m
Read MoreIf you look at the touring music industry, the acts that are filling big venues from from rock, pop, and country. Hip-hop artists in general don’t have this ability. Why? B-Real of Cypress
Read More[Another concert report from Ottawa correspondent Ross MacDonald. – AC] Knotfest 2022 landed in Ottawa on its North American tour, and for one night the nation’s capital wasn’t a sleepy little government city.
Read MoreIf we look at the state of rock here in the 21st century, it is no longer the main musical driver of popular culture. Hip-hop now rules. This doesn’t mean that rock is
Read MoreRepeat after me: It’s still summer. It’s still summer. It’s still summer. And now, the music news for September 20. Here’s an early review of the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus. Maybe you
Read MoreOne of my favourite Simpsons episode of all time was “Homerpalooza” from 1996 when Homer joined an alt-rock tour suspiciously similar to Lollapalooza. While he got shot in the stomach with a cannonball
Read MoreAfter a series of gigs–some standard, most guerilla–Prophets of Rage (Rage Against the Machine + Public Enemy + Cypress Hill) have let it be known that their debut EP, The Party’s Over, will
Read MoreProphets of Rage, featuring everyone in Rage Against the Machine except Zack, Chuck D from Public Enemy, B-Real from Cypress Hill and DJ Lord, made their live debut in LA Tuesday night (May
Read MoreIs the time ripe for a fond look back at the 90s? A grunge revival? Old-school gangsta? Well, if the Pemberton Music Festival in BC is any indication, the answer is “yes.” While
Read MoreI’ve heard–and not being a boxing fan, I’m not sure if this is entirely true–that Mike Tyson once employed a dude named Crocodile whose only job was to following Mike around all day,
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