live music reviews

Jeez. Simon Green, you know what’s up. I would love to be able to shake your hand and tell you what a great show you

After just a handful of numbers by the night’s backing band, a few of which featured dueting twins Patsy and Peggy Lynn, the sisters introduced

Three years ago, I saw the skinny, thirty-ish English singer-songwriter play a (just) sold out show at The Media Club. The guy behind me bought

The Rickshaw Theatre is grimy. Within the first few steps inside, your nostrils are injected with the smell of stale beer, sweaty t-shirts and dusty

Classical music concerts can be so boring. I love them, lest anybody misunderstand. But, after years of regular concert hall attendance, it’s hard not to

A sea of pink flooded into Vancouver’s Rogers arena on Monday night. Fans of all ages were suited up for the occasion: pink pants, pink

Josh Tillman is known for his terribly smart dialogue. He never shies from onstage banter with the crowd, doing so better than most professional standup

Phantogram was partially named after an optical illusion which manipulates the view of  dimensions. I was in the right head space while I stood in

Jimi and Stevie Ray are smiling down from the rock heavens. The reason? A new rock legend has begun to receive the recognition he deserves.

Stopping by Vancouver on a tour celebrating their fourth studio album titled Heart of Nowhere, Noah and the Whale not only proved that they are

Wax Tailor is a French producer who melds together a wide variety of genres such as downtempo, electronic, trip hop, electro-swing, and turntablism. Building upon

A luminescent, colour-warping horse mask was glued to Slow Magic’s face. His sticks pounded the drums before him as the mass danced around in an