live music reviews

This weekend Vancouver was yet again teeming with a feast of musical treats, with something being offered to suit all tastes. What better way to

It is with ears still ringing and burning eyes that I write this review. Last night at the PNE Forum top-ranked American EDM DJ Kaskadeplayed

I love boobies! But really, who doesn’t? All the boobie lovers in town were out on Thursday night at the Caprice for the excellent reason

A spirit of positivity moved throughout the Media Club last Thursday. As they filed in, you could sense that the crowd knew, just knew, that

Rock n’ roll is, at its heart, not civilized. It is primitive and visceral, recalling its roots in African tribal music. Ironically, it is, and

I received notification that I would be covering indie band Carnivores from Atlanta, Georgia, at the very last minute on Wednesday August 8th. Awesome! But

I remember the first time I walked into Funky’s earlier this year, I thought – “Finally. I found it.” As a newly transplanted Ontarian without

There is something elemental about music that only exists when it’s heard live. Maybe it’s the feeling – the echo of the music against the

Ah, Mondays. You drag yourself out of bed and make your way to work in a haze thinking – “Where did the weekend go?” Apparently,

Gold Panda was meant to be experienced on warm summer nights like this. His ambient music is full of joyful, glitchy beats and swirling, oriental

So when I saw that the poster for Saturday night’s line-up at the Biltmore was a giant ice cream cone, I knew it was a concert for

Jameson and PBR were flowing as the crowd trickled into the Biltmore for the evening. There was no mistaking the feel and target audience of