Canadian Grammy Nominees Enriched by Montreal’s Music Scene
The Montreal music industry has a lot be proud of after the top three Canadian contributions to this years Grammy nominations were all Montrealers. Serban […]
Music
Tsunami Sea review – A Beautiful Masterpiece
“Dissolve, Displace, Rejoice, Repeat” I’m truly at a loss for words. I can’t imagine where to begin with this review and how I want to […]
JP Saxe & Waterparks Rock History
As we welcome Spring, we also start to welcome concert season in Toronto. The beginning of March was a fun one for live music. Toronto’s […]
Showing that Sheridan’s Got Talent
Callum Armstrong performing at Sheridan’s Got Talent
Aidan Scrimgeour […]
The Weeknd’s Big Win
Award season continued on May 27 with The iHeartRadio Music Awards. The award show, which was canceled last year due to the pandemic, was back. […]
What’s Trending?
In the day and age of social media, something always becomes a trending topic of conversation. Everyday, that “something” is likely different. So, it may […]
Olivia Rodrigo: She’s Sweet & ‘SOUR’
Months after ‘Driver’s License’ hit our Spotify and Apple music screens, the newest pop star has dropped her highly anticipated debut album ‘SOUR’. 18-year-old Olivia […]
Independent recording artist joins Sheridan Stars
On this episode of the Sheridan Stars, Joseph and Noah are joined by Sheridan alumni and independent recording artist, Matthew Fearnley-Brown, to talk about his […]
Soundtrack to politics: Music as a tool of political protest
Music has been a tool for protesting for a multitude of generations, from anti-war folk music of the 60s, punk rock in the late 70s […]
Pub night and karaoke will be a blast from the past
BY ERIC NEILSON Close your eyes. Imagine you’re whisked back to the year 2001. When Shrek was a box office smash and The Lord of […]
Carl Dixon extended: music then and now
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI AND ADAM FARADAY It’s hard to believe the man standing on the darkened Burlington stage, casually going through his soundcheck, was once […]