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The Toronto Music Advisory Council has started exploring a new initiative to open city-owned spaces to DIY music organizations and promoters → Read More
The Our Lady Peace and Dwayne Gretzky keyboardist turned composer released three solo albums last year. To perform them, she's learning to laugh at her own stage fright. → Read More
The famous rivals have joined forces against a common enemy, using the ticketing giants' platform to keep tickets in the hands of fans → Read More
From confidence-oozing hip-hop to anonymous country, record collector psych to morbid pop-punk, it was an eclectic year for local music – and a very good one → Read More
After backing up the breakout country star for most of 2019, the Toronto post-punk band are back on their own path. Here's what they've learned. → Read More
Plus: a pair of lo-fi premieres from PAX and Fond and a full playlist of new local tunes → Read More
A sigh of relief for venue owners and promoters used to noise complaints: clearer definitions of noise, consistent measurements and a less adversarial mediation process → Read More
As other music venues vanish, Shaun Bowring is using his Dundas West bar to advocate for local nightlife → Read More
Directors and actors tend to take the spotlight, but the festival is also an opportunity to shine a light at the local musicians behind the scenes → Read More
What San Francisco, Amsterdam and London can tell us about what supporting the nighttime economy could look like here → Read More
Montreal’s lunar celebration of global music and inclusive vibes brings South African artist Nakhane to the Pride Main Stage → Read More
While the Toronto Raptors were completing their historic championship run, our reviewers were catching festival sets by CupcakKe, Le1f, Sir Babygirl, Swamp Dogg and more → Read More
From free street celebrations to experimental weirdness to a festival in an honest-to-goodness ghost town, here are the fests worth trekking to this summer → Read More
Album review: Pile, Green And Gray: the Nashville-via-Boston band have released more than a half-dozen albums, but it feels like they're just hitting their stride. → Read More
On his new album Miracle In The Night, veteran Toronto singer/songwriter John Southworth reunites with his band the South Seas, which includes the late Justin Haynes → Read More
A new short documentary called Somewhere Else centres around the Toronto band and the spaces that fuel their DIY ethic – even when those spaces also test it → Read More
The album is the first full-length album under Daniel Benjamin's new guitar-less version of his pop project Moon King – a disorienting neon haze. → Read More
Before Morrissey plays at the Sony Centre this weekend, here's everything that's kept him away for 15 years. → Read More
While you (legally) smoke weed in the park or spend the day in line at a cannabis shop, these stoner metal tunes from Toronto will set the tone for your 4/20. → Read More
On her first solo album since playing with Prince, guitarist Donna Grantis re-asserts her connection to Toronto. → Read More