[Another report from Ross MacDonald. – AC] Braving snow squalls on the first Saturday in December, the Arena at TD Place was filling up to near capacity with fans of The Tea Party,
Read More[Ross MacDonald and Karen Coughrey wrap up their cover of Ottawa Bluesfest 2024. They got Tea Party and JJ Wilde but weren’t allowed to cover Motley Crue lest someone expose that they’re actually
Read MoreA lot of artists are in the beer/wine/spirits industry. The newest addition to the top shelf behind the bar is from The Tea Party. Called “The Tea Party Whiskey” (note the use of
Read More[One last time from Ottawa with correspondents Ross MacDonald and Karen Coughtrey. – AC] Before the show, A Journal of Musical Things had an opportunity to chat with Jeff Burrows about their new
Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving! (To American readers, yes, we have Thanksgiving, too. It’s just that we do it early and don’t make quite as big a deal of it as you do.) There is, however,
Read MoreWay back in the Before Times (actually, February 2020, but it feels longer)I made a trip to Facebook HQ in Toronto to conduct a streamed interview with Hugh Dillion, Jeff Martin, David Usher,
Read MoreBack in the Before Times, I hosted a Facebook Live press conference announcing the Saints + Sinners Tour, a great cross-Canada package featuring The Headstones, Big Wreck, Moist, and The Tea Party. It
Read MoreIf things had gone according to plan, Tea Party fans in Canada would have flocked to the Saints and Sinners Tour, which would also feature The Headstones, Ian Thornley, and Moist. Yeah, that’s
Read MoreIf you came of age musically in the 90s, you’ll definitely be at one (or more) of the Saints and Sinners Tour featuring The Headstones, Big Wreck, The Tea Party, and Moist. I
Read MoreThe 90s were when Canadian alt-rock really came of age. If that was your era, you’re gonna love the new Saints and Sinners Tour. Big Wreck, The Headstones, Moist, and The Tea Party
Read MoreThe Tea Party is a rock band with blues, progressive rock, Indian and Middle Eastern influences, dubbed”Moroccan roll” by the media. Originally from Windsor, Ontario, Jeff Martin formed the group with multi-instrumentalists StuartChatwood
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