1980s hitmaker returning to Toronto for sold-out show talks about unretiring, his new music and his other life as a meme.
The new R&B artist rose to the occasion of her highest-profile hometown gig, Friday ngiht.
Ivars Taurins’ conducting of Mass in B minor was magnificent
Dark debut album will grow on fans of scrape and skronk. Hear it live on April 7 at the Garrison.
Wuilly Arteaga gained international fame as a young face of the Venezuelan opposition, playing his instrument in the streets during deadly protests. But it has proven too dangers for him to stay.
Industry insiders note that trap music has gotten a big boost, but country fans are slow to adapt — and rock bands? ‘They’re not cool.’
‘One Dance’ lasted that long atop the chart in 2016, and Toronto’s own rap superstar is now the only man to do it twice.
Show in June at the Sony Centre, already delayed from 2017 for medical reasons, is now cancelled outright.
The hip-hop star —who raps about his mom, Gloria, coming out on his 2017 song “Smile” —says he already knew his mother’s secret before she told him.
Grim mini-album My Dear Melancholy, has a familiar sound and some decent tunes to tide fans of Toronto star over.
Rising Toronto-born rapper, country superstar, Jill Scott, some British indie-rock and a trio of Gen X faves all coming this summer.
The violinists posts are lighthearted, often they’re laugh-out-loud funny.
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