Celebrating 30 years, Ottawa Bluesfest in the Canadian capital has been a multi-genre music festival for longer than it was ever a blues one, giving the stage to everyone from Lady Gaga to Rage Against The Machine and Skrillex. Continue Reading The Evolution Of Ottawa Bluesfest
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The idyllic Caribbean island of Saint Lucia, with its landmark twin mountains, the Pitons, and world’s only drive-in volcano where one can bathe in mud from the Sulphur Springs, is also a top draw for music lovers. Continue Reading Saint Lucia Continues To Establish Itself As Caribbean Concert Draw
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The stories came flooding out on social media when Toronto’s Phoenix Concert Theatre announced that the building it had occupied at 410 Sherbourne Street for 33 1/3 years — originally under the name The Diamond Club — would be demolished to make way for much needed “residential housing,” yet another condo development. Continue Reading Phoenix Theatre To Close Jan. 2025
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Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto’s grand opening weekend kicked off with separate, back-to-back, sold-out concerts at the new 5,000-capacity Theatre by husband-and-wife duo Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani — although the pair was not in town for each other’s shows due to prior commitments. Continue Reading Casino Theater Opens With Gwen & Blake
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UK folk and punk singer-songwriter Frank Turner is bringing his award-winning Lost Evenings festival to Canada for the first time, Sept. 19-22, at Toronto’s The Theatre. Like his previous six festivals, it is well on its way to selling out months in advance. Continue Reading Frank Turner Brings Lost Evenings Festival To Canada
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