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Archive for the ‘Concert Reviews’ Category

DUBBS Shocks The House

DUBBS Shocks The House

November 22nd, 2010

Imagine seeing an electro-group that has the talent to not only make an impact but pioneer a new trend in the electro-music industry. Not cool enough? How about having the credibility of touring alongside electro-titans like Steve Aoki and LMFAO. Still need more? Well, what if I said they’re doing all that as an unsigned [...]

Static In The Stars Play Indie Week Toronto

Static In The Stars Play Indie Week Toronto

October 26th, 2010

Static In The Stars describe themselves as “Combining 80′s cock rock with modern influences like Anberlin and the Foo Fighters they have created a new brand of straight ahead rock and roll that sets no boundaries and takes no prisoners” – a hell of a statement. But if there’s anything I’ve learned from these Calgary [...]

Indie Week Toronto in Review

Indie Week Toronto in Review

October 26th, 2010

For a music junkie like myself, something like Indie Week doesn’t come along very often – and when it does, I inherit total kid-in-a-candy-store syndrome. Just one night of music is simply not enough anymore. Suddenly, my weekend is overcome with an overwhelming need (yes, need!) to get out in this beautiful city of ours, [...]

Do Make Say Think Get Greedy in Toronto!

October 14th, 2010

Do Make Say Think can perform for two straight hours with a scary silent film in the background and still literally do, make, say, and think anything they want – they are that good!

Much got a chance to chat with the band as they played LIVE alongside members of Broken Social Scene and The Weakerthans to a packed Tiff Bell Lightbox theatre in Toronto. The attraction: the sinister 1924 Silent film “Greed”.

And let me tell you, this was no ordinary night at the movies!

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A solo City and Colour is enough to fill an Amphitheatre

A solo City and Colour is enough to fill an Amphitheatre

August 31st, 2010

Though most of the big draw rock-fests were nestled firmly away in other cities, Toronto, blessed with amazing outdoor weather this summer, has gone music crazy. Indeed, without even the safe confines of my media tickets, I too managed to spend well over $1,000 in concert stubs to be added to my collection later. So [...]

Brandon Flowers Flying Solo at Secret Show

Brandon Flowers Flying Solo at Secret Show

August 27th, 2010

In the late spring, it was announced that Killers frontman Brandon Flowers would be coming out with a solo album titled Flamingo, and now with the summer nearing an end, he’s ready to give it a test run. Wednesday night Brandon Flowers played a secret Virgin Mobile exclusive show at Toronto’s MOD Club. With no [...]

Osheaga 2010:  What went down and who brought it!

Osheaga 2010: What went down and who brought it!

August 6th, 2010

This past weekend Osheaga took over a beautiful lil island in Montreal and turned it into a beautiful weekend of amazing music! There was snow, dance parties, sing-a-longs, collective boo-ing, a walk off stage, performers in the crowd, and fireworks! Yeah. I’m not kidding. Wanna hear more? Reviews, recaps and more photos of Osheaga 2010 [...]

Rihanna and Ke$ha rock Toronto!

Rihanna and Ke$ha rock Toronto!

August 6th, 2010

In support of her Last Girl on Earth Tour Rihanna rocked the Molson Amphitheatre last night in Toronto to a packed house. She wasn’t the only woman on stage getting the mainly female crowd dancing. The Rated R singer featured everyone’s fave glitter/hippie singer, Ke$ha!

Black Eyed Peas show love for T.O.

Black Eyed Peas show love for T.O.

August 3rd, 2010

The Black Eyed Peas have made Toronto their second home over the past 12 years and during their back-to-back shows on July 27th and 28th showed they had nothing but love for the city. With elaborate, futuristic costume changes, impressive stunts such as a flying motorcycle and sky high DJ set, the Peas pulled out [...]

Drake brings it home with the OVO Fest

Drake brings it home with the OVO Fest

August 3rd, 2010

Little about Drake’s rise to success can be called conventional and dull. With a string of unprecedented events, from gaining respect through his mix tape So Far Gone, to getting the biggest endorsements from rappers like Kanye West, Lil’ Wayne, and Jay-Z, to signing a huge contract as a new artist with Young Money, to [...]

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