What do you get when you cross a rock concert, an opera-house, and a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI)? You […]

What do you get when you cross a rock concert, an opera-house, and a lecture on Artificial Intelligence (AI)? You […]
And that feeling of ten people in the audience, that intimacy; somehow, at the same time, those 600-700 people that felt like ten, sound like a stadium when we sang. I think we missed Josh. And music. And concerts.
Being in spaces again with about a thousand people, sharing this love of a tv show and its actors and musicians in person, shed that two year old skin of lockdowns, anxiety, unknowns, obsession with numbers of cases, deaths, and hospital beds and brought a renewal of life – a phoenix bursting through its pandemic ashes.
Yep, it’s that time again. September 25, 2021 marks forty-five years of U2 and the fifth annual #InternationalDayOfU2 !
Music soothes. Music heals. It educates, elucidates, captivates. It inspires. It can change the world. Losing live music hurt. So when my friend sent that invitation (To her neighbourhood Edmonton Folk Fest concert), I could feel my whole face instantly light up. I felt a huge weight, a COVID virus-shaped weight, an isolated, mask-wearing, physically-distanced, grocery shopping is the only outing-shaped weight, lifted off of my shoulders.
It’s that time again. The fourth annual #InternationalDayOfU2 takes place on September 25, 2020! Part of me is like “what!? […]
So, I sang Carry On My Wayward Son around a campfire with Kansas and Misha Collins, Jensen Ackles, and Jared Padalecki of Supernatural the other night. And before that, I watched God singing in his living room… How, you ask? GISH.
You know those things and people in your life that you didn’t know you needed until there it was, filling up holes you didn’t know you had, making live so much better, enjoyable, sweeter??? Forgive me for being dramatic, but that, my friends, is U2XRadio.
It’s Bono’s 60th birthday today, he has given me the world through his music and activism, so I thought I’d […]
As I was processing all the emotions this weekend, especially those surrounding endings of phases in life, or major health scares, or losing loved ones, I kept saying to myself, you really have to grab the opportunities to love and do what you can when you can. If something means the world to you, don’t hesitate. Do the thing.