Building a kinder, gentler piano competition
At a time of peak piano contests, the Honens Piano Competition is showing the classical world a new way
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Partying like it’s 1990: Bryan Adams is back
Canada’s ageless rocker returns with the Platonic ideal of a Bryan Adams album
Alanis Morissette on the re-release of Jagged Little Pill
Alanis Morissette on diva feuds and body image, unhealthy sexuality, reading to her son, and the re-release of Jagged Little Pill
Blue Rodeo sings the political blues
Blue Rodeo is no fan of Stephen Harper, so the band wrote a song outlining the many reasons why (complete with references)
No one puts ’Maybe’ in a corner: Carly Rae Jepsen’s next chapter
How do you make a follow-up to a record that sold 300,000 copies? Very slowly. And while playing Cinderella on Broadway.
What it feels like to be in Toronto’s all-female Nirvana cover band Hervana
What it feels like to be in Toronto’s all-female Nirvana cover band, Hervana.
What it feels like to sing with the Nova Scotia Mass Choir
Get ready to rejoice with the Nova Scotia Mass Choir. This is what it’s like to hit the high notes with Atlantic Canada’s award-winning multicultural gospel choir.
What it feels like to have a private concert with Barenaked Ladies
Have you ever heard Canadian music icons Barenaked Ladies pay tribute to the True North, strong and free? Watch Ed Robertson and the gang belt out our national anthem—and show off their bilingual chops, to boot.
What a Rush! How an unhip trio became superstars
It’s 2015, and yet the ‘terminally unhip’ Rush is one of the world’s biggest touring bands
Why it’s time Sharon, Lois and Bram got their due
The Toronto trio’s debut album is to children’s music what London Calling is to punk. Seriously.