What does summer sound like to you? If it’s sitting on a sun-dappled porch, with a beverage and some friends, reflecting on your life and thinking about all you’ve had (with a little
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The last few years have been surprisingly good for Kasador. The Kingston, Ont.- based trio of Cameron Wyatt (vocals, guitar) Boris Baker (bass) and Stephen Abudofuor (drums, backing vocals) spent the early days
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Cocaine bear. Sounds like trouble. Music news for December 3, 2022 isn’t nearly that dangerous (beyond the first item, that is.) More music news? Check here. BONUS: Soccer is hard.
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[Five years ago tonight, the entire nation stopped what it was doing and watched the final Tragically Hip show from Kingston. Contributor Gilles LeBlanc looks back on that amazing evening. – AC] The
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“Brood & Bloom,” the first full-length album and second release from the Kingston- and Toronto-based Kasador, is a time capsule of the past two years in the life of four guys who have
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The brooding, if there was any, might have been backstage and in the year between shows, but as soon as Kasador hit the stage at Toronto’s Rivoli last Thursday, the band bloomed. It’s
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After years of being in a band, Nick Babcock decided to try his luck as a solo artist. Now he’s one of the contestants on this season of The Launch, CTV’s singing competition
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Once upon a time, The Glorious Sons were another hard working rock band from blue collar Kingston, winners of a radio station contest with dreams of stardom. Now that band is topping the
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In honour of the anniversary of Gord Downie’s death, Kingston’s KROCK dubbed itself Gord FM on Oct. 18. All day, for a full 24 hours, the station played nothing but the Tragically Hip
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If you missed last August’s Tragically Hip tour finale in Kingston and are tired of watching bad YouTube video, you’re in luck. The CBC plans to rebroadcast The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration
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There’s just something about a good underdog story: after going on hiatus in 2016 to recuperate from a financial hit and market over-saturation, Wolfe Island will host its quaint little fest once more.
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