Photo: Eric Scharf On a cold, damp night Serena Ryder, Lorde and The Noisy Locomotive had thousands stomping their feet,
The Cure had the right melodies and remedies to pick us all up on the damp and muddy first night
Today we throwback to when I was 13 and loved me some pop punk. It was the summer of 2001, the
Ottawa alternative rock four-piece The Stringers recently dropped their debut EP, See You at 7. The album begins by building
By Steven Scharf On February 18, 1991, I finally got to see The Replacements live. Ever since reading a review
Photo by Jeff Watkins Constantines capped off an amazing week of shows Saturday night on the final day of Arboretum
Photo by Jeff Watkins From a church at the last show to a pinball and pierogi-filled punk basement venue, Arboretum
Ottawa premiere party animals, New Swears, are at it again with a new full-length album called Junkfood Forever, Bedtime Whatever. Once
Julie Doiron and the Wooden Stars capped off an awe-inspiring lineup at St. Albans Church last night, which also featured
Timber Timbre playing at the First Baptist Church. Photo by Ming Wu. Last night, Julie Doiron and the Wooden Stars delivered