At the soul-stirring final show of their marathon Skeleton Tree tour, the band proved an arena can feel just as intimate as a sweaty bar gig
The collaboration with director Floria Sigismondi set a mysterious vibe, with dancers, lights and film art – but the visual element felt underwhelming
With her wry first-person insight into universal themes, the Australian singer/songwriter is an accidental expert on Toronto’s vanishing venues crisis
Do the rapper/producer’s raw honesty and still-fascinating artistry justify overlooking his more reprehensible traits?
From Sloan to SARSstock, a look back at the undeniable influence, virtuosity and ferocity of one of rock’s true saviours
The Tragically Hip singer, poet and, above all, advocate has passed away at age 53
The long-running Manitoba punk band stuck mostly to 2017 album Victory Lap and had nothing to apologize for
The iconic Toronto underground rock band returns to celebrate 25 years of Smile and Toronto’s musical past
Of course, the American folk music icon did so in his own uncompromising way, while also giving Toronto fans his most inclusive and dynamic set in years
That was significant for a bunch of reasons
The Toronto post-rockers’ set was fuelled not only by moodiness and hard textures, but also joyous relief
The comedian’s pettiness was the worst thing about the telecast. Much better were A Tribe Called Red’s show opener and Feist’s Leonard Cohen tribute
