BROCKHAMPTON, hereafter styled “Brockhampton,” were in Ottawa on Friday night, with a diverse and complex boy band show. They even

Some things never change. Walking down Bronson Avenue among the early fall aromas of Pizza Pizza dough and gasoline, I

Saturday night at CityFolk delivered. Throughout a jam-packed lineup that featured not one but two performances by Fred Penner (the

Photos by Els Durnford Gee, the Ottawa Folk Festival sure has changed. Since 2011 when the Bluesfest producers took over,

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“You guys thought it was going to be exciting and it’s fucking depressing AGAIN!” Sawbuck looks into the crowd with

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