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21 Jul 2011
Manraygun / Sat, Jul 23 (4 pm) If a band has managed to capture the sounds of Springsteen and the Clash, while infusing them with New York art punk, the group is worth admiring. Read more »
06 Jul 2011
The Consonance / Sat, Jul 9 (8 pm) A soulful and light jazz band kicking off a six-week North American tour, the Consonance will brighten your Saturday night. Read more »
29 Jun 2011 Edmonton International Jazz Festival /
Edmonton International Jazz Festival
Through Jul 3, Various locations
Rounding out this year's EIJF, Edmonton is treated to the bebop stylings of the Don Berner Jazz Sextet at Churchill Square on Canada Day, but if swing is more your thing, Gerry Guthman is helping celebrate Canada's birthday at the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre. Read more »
29 Jun 2011
Without Mercy
Mon, Jul 4 (8 pm), Filthy McNastys
Death thrash is just another one of those metal sub-genres that almost seem unknowable. Read more »
29 Jun 2011 Alison Krauss & Union Station
Alison Krauss & Union Station
Tue, Jul 5 (7:30 pm), Jubilee Auditorium, $49.50 & $59.50
Having worked with James Taylor, Phish, Dolly Parton, Yo Yo Ma and Bonnie Raitt is one thing. Read more »
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» The Be Good Tanyas, being good, presumably /
Bluegrass trio finds its lockstep after a hiatus
Fri, May 18 (8 pm) The Be Good Tanyas Myer Horowitz Theatre, $31. Read more »
Sometimes the kids aren’t alright
Bobby Cameron prepares to raffle a concert to support Kids Help Phone
Meaghan Baxter / 24 May 2012
Kids Help Phone is getting a little help from well-known Canadian singer-songwriter Bobby Cameron. Read more »
Arkells
Meaghan Baxter / 24 May 2012
Two thousand and twelve Juno-winning rockers for Best New Band, Arkells, have been hitting the road hard in support of Michigan Left, the sophomore follow up to…. Read more »
Zeus
Meaghan Baxter / 24 May 2012
Despite releasing its Polaris Prize-nominated debut Say Us two years ago, indie rockers Zeus consider the follow-up, Busting Visions, to be its first true release as a…. Read more »
The Monkey Bunch
Tejay Gardiner / 24 May 2012
Comedian and writer Shoshana Sperling often compares her new gig as a children's musician to the likes of a Grateful Dead concert. Read more »
Alan Doyle
Meaghan Baxter / 24 May 2012
You really can't sweat the small stuff, or so Great Big Sea front man Alan Doyle learned. Read more »
Life as a modern romantic
Adaline reflects on the making of her second album
Eden Munro / 23 May 2012
Fri, May 25 (8 pm) Haven Social Club, $8 (advance), $10 (door) On her sophomore album, Adaline enlisted Hawksley Workman as producer, a collaboration that led to more…. Read more »
On the Record
Nothing’s gonna stop him now
JP Hoe discusses the making of his latest album, Mannequin
Meaghan Baxter / 16 May 2012
Mannequin, the new album from Canadian singer-songwriter JP Hoe, is a collection of tunes with a melancholic edge accompanied by sharp lyrics and bold ideas. Read more »
Vibonics
Meaghan Baxter / 16 May 2012
There's usually some amount of eclecticism amongst music fans' libraries, from the latest indie gem to, whether they want to admit it or not, the latest Top…. Read more »
The New Jacobin Club
Meaghan Baxter / 16 May 2012
Horror shock-rock troupe the New Jacobin Club is celebrating 15 years of insanity and stretching boundaries, a feat lead singer The Horde never imagined possible. Read more »
Jk & the Relays
Meaghan Baxter / 16 May 2012
From opening for BB King with jazz-funk melodies with Mocking Shadows to tearing up pubs with ska and reggae ferocity as frontman of Jk & the Relays, Jory Kinjo clearly isn't one to shy away from musical diversity. Read more »
The Saturn Sessions
Meaghan Baxter / 16 May 2012
The Boreal Electroacoustic Music Society (BEAMS) is combining the talents of five unique artists with radio signals from Saturn for a musical experience that's out of this world. Read more »
The Black Dahlia Murder
Meaghan Baxter / 16 May 2012
It's been almost a year since Detroit-based metal act the Black Dahlia Murder bombarded airwaves with its fifth studio album Ritual in June 2011, and the band…. Read more »
Return of the Tanyas
Bluegrass trio finds its lockstep after a hiatus
Paul Blinov / 16 May 2012
Fri, May 18 (8 pm) The Be Good Tanyas Myer Horowitz Theatre, $31. Read more »
