What happens when you combine the National Arts Centre Orchestra, a sequin bodysuit and a trash folk banjo-playing dynamo from rural New-Brunswick?
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D12 slides from Detroit to Ottawa
Thursday night Ottawans relived the golden era of hip-hop as Kuniva and Swifty MacVay of D12, as well as guest Obie Trice, delivered a memorable performance at the Bronson Centre in Ottawa.
Heating up a cold Ottawa night with City and Colour and Nathaniel Rateliff
According to his between-song chatter, Dallas Green (aka City and Colour) has trouble convincing American bands that it’s worth the border hassles to play in Canada. But after the warm welcome Canada has given his month-long, cross-country tour with Nathaniel Rateliff and the Nightsweats, I imagine that at least that one American band will be happy to return.
Troupe Vertigo Soars in Ottawa
The National Arts Centre Orchestra welcomed L.A.-based Troupe Vertigo for three nights of jaw-dropping circus-dance-theatre performances accompanied by the fiery music of Emmanuel Chabrier’s España together with sizzling selections from George Gershwin, George Bizet’s Carmen and more.
Drum Tao Hits Ottawa
More than 9 million spectators have seen performances by Japan’s Drum Tao across the world in the 30 years since their inception. This week they made their way to frigid Ottawa to share their art form.
JUST ANNOUNCED: Avril Lavigne Greatest Hits Tour
The Glorious Sons Bask in the Glory
The Glorious Sons, along with guests The Blue Stones, brought their Glory tour to a packed TD Place on Thursday night.
Nobuntu Hits All the Right Chords in Orleans
Nobuntu’s performance last night at the Shenkman Arts Centre was a mesmerizing celebration of African culture and musical prowess.
Meghan Patrick Gets Personal in Ottawa
Meghan Patrick’s fans may not have been legion enough to fill all the seats at the Algonquin Commons Theatre but they were certainly loud enough to fill the room with an energetic buzz.
Dermot Kennedy In Ottawa: Luckiest Way To Spend Friday The 13th
Friday the 13th might be considered the most unlucky or spookiest of days especially when occurring in October but this edition had the music loving residents of Ottawa trying to channel the luck of the Irish.