Stranger things might have happened, but it was pretty hard to believe that for a show headlined by a Ramone, mobile bar tables had to be pulled out...
I first came across the name Jonathan Campbell in August 2011 when I was preparing for the Demerit interview. As a fellow Toronto resident — I was immediately...
The world can always use some upbeat and lovely music, enters He Is We, an indie pop band fronted by singer Rachel Taylor and guitarist Trevor Kelly. I first saw the band when they...
The Japanese band Tokyo Jihen (東京事変/Tokyo Incidents) is led by Shiina Ringo (椎名林檎), one of the most prominent pop divas of the country. Their second studio album “Adult” (“アダルト”/ “大人”) was released in 2006. I bought the album...
In the tradition of French-pop chanteuse, Israel-born singer-songwriter Keren Ann’s warm, raspy voice and introspective, poetic lyrics are a magnetic force. Having been a fan since her English debut in 2003, I finally had a chance...
When The Maine brought Austin Gibbs on tour last summer, I unfortunately made the horrible mistake of not showing up early (for a sold out show, nonetheless) and missed his performance. Thankfully, I...
It was only five months ago when the AP Fall Tour rolled into town. And here we are five months later, with an AP Spring Tour line up consist of Black...
Last year A Day To Remember were Toursick, this year they are the Gamechangers. The Gamechangers Tour features British deathcore favorites Bring Me The Horizon, post-hardcore bands Pierce The Veil and We Came...
Returning with their fifth studio album Cardiology, punk rockers Good Charlotte stopped at The Phoenix Concert Theatre on March 11th as part of the Canadian Music Week. Opening bands included Canadian band These...
Linkin Park is the biggest and most well-known band Misunderrated has covered to date, something that was in my wildest dreams when I had the idea of Misunderrated. In fact, Linkin Park was one...
The second fall AP Tour featured a line up of post-hardcore bands, a visible contrast to previous line ups. Maybe because hardcore/screamo bands are “in” lately, who knows. The AP Tours have a...
VersaEmerge played Toronto for the first time in March 2009 when they open with We The Kings. A year and half later, the Florida band had undergone a few member changes, spent two summers on...
On November 4th, Toronto’s Sound Academy was filled with 16+ fans for an alternative rock show, a different audience than what we usually cover. This fall, Motion City Soundtrack and Say...
As a fan of The Rocket Summer, I complained a little when The Rocket Summer did not return to Toronto in 2009 on any of their tours, I mean, we are freakin’ Toronto! Bryce Avary...
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