I’ve always been told that your 20s are the best years; you start living your own life and making memories that shape who you are. Well, as a 21-year-old who lost the last few memory-making years to COVID, I’ve been desperately trying to catch up on crossing items off my bucket list.
This weekend, top off your Sunday with a concert you can feel good about (and the best excuse to take a road trip to Montreal). Not only does it involve some of Canada’s finest homegrown musical talent, it benefits one of Montreal’s most important institutions (and it’s one of P.K.
Some in Toronto still feel a mild shudder every time their beloved SkyDome is referred to the Rogers Centre, it’s official name. They’re about to be subject to a new dose of pain as the iconic Molson Canadian Amphitheatre will from now on be the Budweiser Stage. More than just a name change,
The official Prince tribute concert is now less than a month away. “Prince: The Official Prince Tribute — A Celebration of Life & Music” is scheduled to take place on Oct. 13 (as reported in July) but the venue is now at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul Minnesota
Whether you were one of the lucky few who caught a Tragically Hip show during this summer’s Mad Machine Poem tour or not, all die-hard Hip fans will be tuning in to catch the iconic band’s last show. As you know by now, it will be broadcast live from Kingston
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