Our Lady Peace’s Wonderful Future Tour: What is that, exactly? Here’s a review with some pictures.
[Works and photos by Ross MacDonald. – AC] Canadian alt-rockers Our Lady Peace made on stop on their cross-country at
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Holograms
The ABBA Voyage avatar show is in previews and…wow
All the members of ABBA are now in their 70s and have no intention of ever performing again. And now
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This summer’s Our Lady Peace tour will take in-concert holograms to a whole new level
[This was my column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] Everything I know about holograms I learned from either Star Wars or
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Random music news for Monday, October 11, 2021
Happy Thanksgiving! (To American readers, yes, we have Thanksgiving, too. It’s just that we do it early and don’t make
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Random music news for Friday, September 3, 2021
Wanna buy a triceratops? Good news! Now some music news for September 3, 2021. At least four anti-vaxx American conservative
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Random music news for Saturday, July 24, 2021
Olympics! Right. Probably should start watching, huh? But only after music news for July 24, 2021. To help get the
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Prediction: Rock’n’Roll will be dead by 2060. The only thing that will preserve it is holograms.
Like I just said, there’s always someone out there predicting the death of rock. Just like the End-of-the-Worlders who are
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Random music news for Friday, June 21, 2019
The first day of summer. Some parts of Canada are still waiting for spring. This is what’s making music news
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Weekly survey: Would you go see a gig starring at hologram? And if so, who would it have to be?
There’s a tech twist to this week’s survey question. This past Sunday (November 4), there was a concert at the
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Random music news for Friday, October 26, 2018
Here’s another great German word that has no English equivalent: kummerspeck. It literally means “grief bacon” and describes how you
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Random music news for Wednesday, May 23, 2018
Bonnie and Clyde were finally whacked by police on this day in 1934. And in some less-violent music news for
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