Lineup announced for Toronto’s All Things Go festival
If we’re brutally honest, the Toronto area hasn’t been a good place for staging festivals. There are a couple of exceptions (Boots or Hearts, a couple of EDM events), but
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A sign of spring: The first announcement for Departure/Canadian Music Week
Spring might still seem over the horizon, but it’s coming. One way we can tell is that Departure/Canadian Music Week has made its first announcements about the 2026 conference and
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Photos and a review of Stevie Nicks in Toronto
[Melody Maloney was there for us. Photos by Tom Pandi. – AC] On November 15, Saturday night, Stevie Nicks performed a sold-out show at the Scotiabank Arena . This show
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Photos and a review of the VERY short Of Monsters and Men show in Toronto. Here’s what happened.
[Ross MacDonald was there for us. – AC] On Friday 17 October, Icelandic indie rockers Of Monsters And Men released their album ‘All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse
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Photos and a review of Queens of the Stone Age at Massey Hall in Toronto
[Stephanie Snape covered things for us with both the photos and the review. – AC] Sunday night, the red lights that read “Massey Hall” glowed bright against the faces of
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Photos and a review of System of a Down’s Toronto top on their current tour featuring Deftones, Polyphia, and Wisp
[Once again, Ross MacDonald was there for us. – AC] On Wednesday, September 3, alt-metal gods System of a Down brought their very limited Wake Up! Tour to Toronto for
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7,000 people in Toronto pay tribute to Ozzy by singing “Paranoid”
The Ozzy tributes keep coming. Among the latest was a gathering organized by Choir! Choir! Choir! at Budweiser Stage in Toronto. Some 7,000 people honoured the Prince of Darkness by
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Did you notice Liam’s rescue dog during the Oasis shows in Toronto?
There’s been much written about Oasis‘ first two reunion shows in North America, which happened at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on August 24 and 25, so I won’t rehash anything
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If you’re a music fan in Toronto, keep looking down. Here’s why.
Toronto’s music history is rich and deep. It’s also largely been ignored when it comes to tourism when compared to what New York, Nashville, and London offer. That seems to
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Photos and a review of Linkin Park in Toronto
[Ross MacDonald was there. – AC] Anticipation was the word of the night. It has been eight long years since Linkin Park last played in Toronto. At that time the
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RUSHfest Canada is coming to Toronto next month
Has it really been ten years since the last Rush concert? It has–and to commemorate that, Rush fans from all over are invited to descend on Massy Hall (August 1)
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