The J.B.'s were touted as the original James Brown band, but that's not technically true. Brown formed the collective in the aftermath of hi...

With his four-piece band and a trio of backup singers hanging out onstage, his name in projected in Pulp Fiction font over shaky Super 8 sty...

Say what you will about Polaris Music Prize-winning punk sextet Fucked Up, they know how to put on a show. All the rumours about Damian Abra...

Kimmortal, aka Kim Villagante, has a voice that needs to be heard. The non-binary Filipino MC from Vancouver introduced themselves by acknow...

The current iteration of scuzz-pop magnates Tough Age consists of guitarist Jarrett Samson, bassist Penny Clark, and drummer Jesse Locke, th...

The word "ballsy" appears twice in the bio of Calgary duo Miesha and the Spanks. After seeing guitarist/frontwoman Miesha Louie, also a Girl...

A self-proclaimed "laissez-faire" beach-pop ensemble from Victoria with a couple of EPs under their belt, Bridal Party had a big presence on...

Having moved up in the lineup due to the unexplained absence of Kelis, Hollie Cook found herself opening for the Revolution in her first-eve...

Vancouver twinkle-rock quartet Frankiie apparently drove all night from a set in Tofino to make it to the second annual Picnic-er Stage at t...

First off, a shoutout to Doomtree, the alternative hip-hop collective from Minneapolis, MI that count P.O.S and Cecil Otter among their memb...

It's impossible to review a show by the Revolution and not mention Prince Rogers Nelson. The original, unnamed incarnation of the band was f...