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Riding the 99 B-line is a unique experience. So many storefronts, diverse crowds of people and that comforting voice saying things like, "Next stop Main Street." Every time I travel on that accordion
I am always happy to discover new Canadian musicians as there is so much great talent out here. One singer that I have been keeping my eye on since last year is London, Ontario born Basia Bulat.
Sure, the Commodore wasn’t full – although it wasn’t empty either – and the crowd's energy was lacking at times. But that was the magic of seeing the Manic Street Preachers in Vancouver Tuesday night...
Monday 21st Sept Dragonforce at Commodore Ballroom Monotonix at Biltmore Cabaret The Brunettes at Media Club Tuesday 22nd Sept Manic Street Preachers at Commodore Ballroom Sea Wolf at Media Club
Despite grumblings by regular Vancouver Folk Fest fans about the addition of a beer garden this year and fears that the festival was financially in trouble, it still managed to showcase some amazing...
If you had to describe your music to God, and you only had three sentences to do it, and God was going to decide on the spot whether to admit you to heaven or send you packing to hell, based on your
Blake V.L. Elliott, Jr. (pictured above), sang about sin and redemption as he joined a line up of gospel singers, at a fund-raiser for Vancouver Dream Centre last night at St. Andrews-Wesley United...