Graham Rockingham
Hamilton Spectator
Hamilton, ON, Canada
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Sharp Words Book Fair has good reads for everyone
Inaugural book fair takes place Feb. 25 at Bridgeworks, Graham Rockingham writes → Read More
Sarah Church lets go of her past life through song
March 5 album launch for ‘Letting Go’ at Hamilton’s Casbah, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
Begonia — a beautiful delicate flower that’s a little rough around the edges
Winnipeg singer releases new LP, performs at Hamilton’s Mills Hardware Feb. 25, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
Chris Spedding has played with just about everyone, including The Sex Pistols
English guitarist brings more than 50 years of rock and roll to Hamilton’s Corktown Pub on Feb. 4, Graham Rockingham writes → Read More
Hamilton’s Lorraine Segato named to Order of Canada
Parachute Club singer has recently moved back to her hometown → Read More
Diana Panton explores the sadder side of love in her new album ‘Blue’
Album’s 16 songs paint a picture of what happens when the romance is over, remorse, regret, isolation and grief, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
Celebrating the life of Teenage Head’s Gord Lewis
More than 600 tickets were gobbled up during the first week of sales, without any advertising, just word of mouth and social media posts, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
A look back on George Fox’s Hall of Fame career
Longtime Ancaster resident to be inducted into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame → Read More
David Collier’s comic book chronicles our pandemic
Hamilton artist David Collier’s new book ‘Winter of Our Pandemic’ is an endearing look at how COVID affected our day-to-day lives → Read More
Lester Smith returns to Trickbag with the blues
CD release party for ‘Another Day in Paradise’ May 28 at Stonewalls, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
Bonnie Raitt gives The Bros. Landreth something to talk about
Winnipeg brothers open tour in Hamilton on June 3 after getting a big boost from multiple Grammy-winning singer, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
This four-year-old Dundas boy is the youngest Juno Award nominee ever
Romeo Nicassio teams up with his Walk Off The Earth parents for ‘Romeo Eats,’ Graham Rockingham writes → Read More
Hamilton blues singer Harrison Kennedy working on new album and Corktown show
Veteran Hamilton blues singer has a new album in the works and an upcoming show at the Corktown, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
The quarantine dreams of Andrea Ramolo
Singer-songwriter documents pandemic life in new album and tour that kicks off at Hamilton’s Bridgeworks Feb. 25 → Read More
Juno-winning Hamilton rock group to introduce new bassist at Bridgework shows
The Dirty Nil is a band in flux, but flux is nothing new to the Nil. Over the past 10 years, the Hamilton band has released three full-length albums on the prestigious Dine Alone indie rock label, as well as half a dozen EPs and toured across North America and Europe. In 2017, The Dirty Nil was presented with a Juno Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year. At the core of the high-energy rock… → Read More
Sean Jones singing again after throat surgery with Christmas concert set at the Westdale
Jones now feels ready to return to live performance with two Christmas-themed shows, one in Hamilton Nov. 28, at 2 p.m., at the Westdale Theatre, and ... → Read More
Benmergui tackles the big questions in memoir
‘I Thought He Was Dead’ traces author’s journey from standup comic to spiritual adviser → Read More
Grammy-winning producer Daniel Lanois to chat about his early years in Ancaster
Dan Lanois to be special guest in Hamilton Originals series at Westdale theatre, Graham Rockingham writes. → Read More
Supercrawl two-day music fest at Bayfront Park for fully vaccinated
‘On The Bay’ to feature The Halluci Nation, Kiesza, Monowhales and Death From Above 1979 → Read More
Hamilton-based band striving for immortality
Folk-rock quartet Athanase to close out Supercrawl’s Bridgeworks series → Read More