Talk about an item to check off the rock god bucket list! AC/DC Live!


Talk about an item to check off the rock god bucket list! AC/DC Live!

These summer storms have been raging many a night and I won’t lie, I was a little (a whole lot) nervous in the days leading up to Friday and throughout that morning and afternoon. What if it stormed during the concert with all the force and power of these prior thunderstorms?

It’s been three whole years since I last saw Harry Styles live. Three long, long, years. The return- 3 nights at Wembley Stadium, Together Together. With Shania Twain to boot!

It’s March 25 – days after the official start of spring. And yet, in Edmonton, it snowed. A lot. I […]

Don’t get me wrong – I love the intimacy and eye sight range of small venues, but to hear these big sounds, these intricate, and multi-faceted, these deep, soul catching Tea Party soundscapes through the larger than life sound system and spaciousness of Rogers Place…

There are some musicians who attain the title of rock god because of their unique, powerful, prodigious musical abilities. And there are those who reach rock god status because they unequivocally and irreversibly alter the world of music and or the world itself. And then there is Sarah McLachlan.

We love Blue Rodeo like we love hockey. They are quintessentially ours, and we are theirs.

Already promising to give that Hozier fest year a run for best lineup just knowing Kíla was coming, the performer list was not even close to done with me. Reading on, I saw Allison Russell and Madi Diaz in the schedule.

This show – a trifecta of Die Krupps, My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, and Ministry – is not my normal type of show. All three are industrial rock music, some with a twist of metal, some on the goth -ier side of things. So I say to myself: “You are gonna go see your friend anyways, so here’s your chance to experience something new. Step out of your musical/ concert comfort zone. Go see your friend AND enjoy some live music. Even if you don’t know it. Especially because you don’t know it!”

This seems to be the month of Canadian 90s bands in concert and I am lovin it! This time, Econoline Crush.