It’s time for a quick trip in the Wayback Machine. The year was 2012… OK, not it’s not that long ago, but stick with me. The year was 2012 and I heard through the grapevine (i.e. Facebook) about a grassroots music festival happening right here
Remember Record Stores? Thanks to many hours listening to CBC Radio 2, I’ve been a huge fan of Wintersleep since before it was cool. And I have the CD to prove it. That’s right, one listen to Oblivion and I was off to the old
I recently had the opportunity to shoot Death Cab For Cutie at K-Rock Centre along with Metric (more on them later). Then my computer became a sluggish mess of Windows 10 garbage. Long story short: It has taken forever to process these photos because it
Marianas Trench and Walk Off The Earth kicked off their Canadian Tour on March 9 at Rogers K-Rock Centre in Kingston. I have to be honest (and to those of you who know me, this will be no surprise), I can’t say I know anything
The year was 1995 and there I was browsing the tiny record store in the Fraser Mall when I spotted Road Radio on the shelf. At the time, I didn’t know a lot of the Skydiggers’ music, but I recognized the name and a few
I bought my first Tragically Hip album at a Sam The Record Man store in Quebec City when I was on a school trip in grade 8. I still have that Road Apples cassette in a shoe box here in my office (along with the
Love it or hate it, it’s winter in Southern Ontario and you know what that means. Yup… that means that every time it snows the major highways turn to into a disaster zone littered with car crashes and pileups. Often resulting in road closures and
This Saturday was a crazy day. In the morning, I took my son down to check out the CP Holiday Train and catch a few tunes by Odds and Roxanne Potvin. By the time we got home, it was time to get ready for his birthday party
Gob Sick of photos from Indie Music Fest yet? No, I didn’t think so! Either way, welcome back for the third and final installment of photos from this year’s concert (if you didn’t see Part 1 or Part 2 <– Click those links!). Today’s post
The Dead Sparrows Alrighty folks, as promised in my last blog post here’s the second set of photos from The Canadian Indie Music Fest. Today we’re looking at a couple of staples in the Quinte music scene The Dead Sparrows and Rye and Silence. I’m