Review: Herbie Hancock and Kamasi Washington show the thrilling possibilities of jazz
At Roy Thomson Hall, both the legend and relative newcomer refused to be confined to a genre, coming together on an exhilarating final jazz-funk jam
At Roy Thomson Hall, both the legend and relative newcomer refused to be confined to a genre, coming together on an exhilarating final jazz-funk jam
At Burl’s Creek in Oro-Medonte, Mick Jagger congratulated the Toronto Raptors and referenced Doug Ford as the band ripped through an ecstatic set of their biggest hits
Toronto singer/producer Seth Nyquist’s quick rise has his head spinning, but he’s figuring things out on the fly
From Italo disco to spiritual jazz to meditative soundscapes, hidden gem artists are finding new audiences – and sometimes returning to the stage
Despite venue closures, the city’s DIY communities are thriving – and with their genre-spanning, venue-moving series, Said Yassin and Alicia Bee aim to show it
The new concert series held its first event at Sully’s Boxing Gym, with rappers Valee, Just John x Dom Dias and Sydanie playing from within a boxing ring
The 27-year-old Chicago-born rapper’s energy was irresistible, even if the crowd had some post-holiday sluggishness
Dua Lipa, The Chainsmokers, Alessia Cara and more played iHeartRadio’s third annual marathon mega-concert at Scotiabank Arena
The art-rocker said his American Utopia tour would be his most ambitious since Stop Making Sense – and he delivered
“People think ‘She raps about dick and pussy, that’s a bad thing,’” says the self-described “freak hoe.” “We all have sex. I’m bold enough to say it.”
On their debut album, the Toronto trio channel retro influences into a modern and cohesive mix of hip-hop and electronic production
Mayor John Tory declared February 7 a day to celebrate the UK punk band, while “Music City” still faces real and present issues