Concert in the garden (section)
In September, Juno-nominated band Valley took to the Home Depot stage. Participating in a Garden Centre Session, the intimate concert brought out fans of the band for an experience like no other.
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Prisoner on tour
Prisoner, a metal band from Calgary, is heading out on a cross-Canada tour this summer. With fast guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and emotional lyrics, they’re ready to show fans what they’re made of. The group started in a basement over five years ago, but things really came together in the last two.
2025 Women from Space Festival
An eclectic cast of cutting-edge performers took the stage of the 2025 Women from Space Festival, bringing together Toronto artists. The event took place between March. 7 to 9 at the Music Gallery. Established in 2019, Women from Space has become one of the city’s ultimate destinations for adventurous listeners, eager to explore experimental music…
An indie-rock star in the making
Meg Elsier landed in Toronto on Nov. 7 for her very first show in the city, at The Baby G venue. She is a young indie rock artist who grew up outside Boston, playing guitar by herself in her room, too shy and nervous to play in front of anyone else. But everything changed when…
In concert with Bryan Bielanski
Prepare for a night of acoustic rock, as Bryan Bielanski brings his high-energy show to Toronto Oct. 2. Known for his relentless touring and infectious live performances, Bielanski is set to light up the stage with his unique blend of rock and folk music. “I’m doing a series of dates in the northern U.S. and…
Breaking new ground
Since 2018, alt-punk band Napoleon has been crafting high-energy music and live shows, garnering attention and affection from fans along the way. The band recently dropped new EP Dear God, May. 31 “We call ourselves a post-hardcore band, if you want to put us in a bucket. But somewhere between punk and metal, wherever you…
Celebrating Asian heritage
Travelers were treated to musical performances as they made their way home earlier this month. Canada’s Music Incubator (CMI) – in partnership with TD Music and Union Station – celebrated Asian Heritage Month by showcasing two young singers with Asian origins: ‘Gurtej’ and Ethon Low. The performances were held at Union Station on May. 7….
A musical visit from Indonesia
The sounds of Indonesian indie music hit Toronto on March. 20.
Blending art & activism
Tracey Kayy came to George Brown College (GBC) studying general arts and science courses. She would return to GBC later on to continue her studies, this time, focusing her attention in the Behavioural Science Technology program.
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