I’m not gonna lie, I was really waiting for new music from my favorite artist.
Like I’ve done a few times, I wanted to share my own thoughts about this new work… so it’s not a real review but if you want to read something from a fan a point … I encourage you to continue your reading.
Brett Kissel: Compass: South Album from a fan’s perspective
Old Dominion with some help from Whiskey Jam brought No Bad Vibes to Ottawa
After a 3 year absence Old Dominion made their return to Canada on Friday night as their No Bad Vibes tour made it’s Canadian debut at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa.
The Sheepdogs transcend expectations in Ottawa
The iconic Canadian rockers who boast four Juno awards, and once graced the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine, wrapped up their extensive “Outta Sight” tour this weekend at Ottawa’s National Arts Centre. A palpable buzz of excitement was in the air for ticket holders to The Sheepdogs’ final performance of this tour.
Lee’s Palace Brings Country Music To Thursday Nights!
On Thursday February the 26th, Lee’s Palace brought the next generation of country music artists to the stage! It was a great night to be out on the town to enjoy some great talent with some good company. Headlining the event was Jess Sevier, playing for her hometown she brought the fire to the stage. Jess has been making waves with over 1 million streams, a fast growing following and music making the radio all over. Playing Confetti & See You There, even some Shania Twain but the most impressive cover was Summer Of 69 by Bryan Adams. Sevier and her band really looked the part of country music, but most importantly they could play, and the crowd was loving it. Keep up-to-date in Jess through her Instagram @JessicaSevier !
Second act of the evening was Josh Taerk and his band! Josh at such a young age has accomplished more than most dream to in a lifetime. Like who has John Oates sing back up in their music, that’s pretty impressive. Already a world traveller with his music, he has big dreams that are happening everyday. A song that stuck out was one go his hits Here’s To Change, powerful lyrics and words to live by. Making his way through the crowd to talk to everyone before the show started, complete strangers turning them into friends, class act.
Lauren Carson started the night like a good sunrise, pure enjoyment. Learning from listening to her speak we found out she and her band all went to Queens University, I think it’s clear that they were doing a lot more than studying as her and her band were in complete synch with one another. She has a mature voice and a soft presence while she commands the stage, something most cannot do. Keep up to date on all her work on her Instagram @LaurenCarsonMusic !
LEE BRICE ANNOUNCES CANADIAN TOUR WITH SPECIAL GUESTS TENILLE ARTS AND JOSH ROSS
Today, platinum-selling singer/songwriter Lee Brice has announced his “Beer Drinking Opportunity Tour” with special guests Tenille Arts and Josh Ross, hitting arenas across Canada this spring. Produced by Live Nation Canada, the 10-city tour will kick off in Abbotsford, BC on April 11 and travel to Edmonton, Regina, Ottawa, and more.
Headstones rocks Ottawa stage for two-night show, with special guests Arcana Kings
An early winter storm might have been raging outside the doors of Ottawa’s Bronson Centre, but inside it was dark, sweaty and loud – all in a good way, because celebrated singer turned actor-producer Hugh Dillon was in the house with fellow Headstones members for the first of two O-town shows on the Flight Risk tour!
BEAVERTAILS OTTAWA ICE DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL PRESENTS LIVE @ THE RAINBOW
WARMING THINGS UP THIS WINTERLUDE WITH AN EXCITING FREE INDOOR CONCERT SERIES
The Headstones – December 1st, 2022
When you hear the iconic Canadian band The Headstones… what do you think? Do you think “Oh, just another rock band creating noise?” or are you like me who thinks “This is the Tragically Hip of punk rock!”. (Coincidentally, Hugh Dillon grew up playing hockey with Paul Langlois; future guitarist of the Tragically Hip).
Serena Ryder had The Kingston Grand Theatre Rocking
Last Saturday evening, Serena Ryder finished off the Ontario leg of her tour at Kingston’s Grand Theatre and she was a huge hit!
Ottawa feasts on Arkells with Joel Plaskett Emergency on American Thanksgiving
Our neighbours to the south weren’t the only ones giving thanks on the third Thursday of November. In Ottawa, music lovers celebrated the much-awaited return of Arkells to the stage at TD Place Arena for their Blink Once/Blink Twice tour. And what a party it was!