All Entries in the "Culture" Category
Roger Waters to tear down The Wall
Roger Waters runs like hell to B.C. Place on Saturday, May. 26.
Apocalyptica bring world-ending metal to Vancouver
Apocalyptica makes their long-awaited return to the Commodore Ballroom on Tuesday, May 22.
Van Halen leave on a high-note
It might be time for Diamond Dave to trade up his mic stand for a cane.
Van Halen returns to Van City
Van Halen burn down the avenue into Vancouver on Monday, May 7.
Will write for clothes: brighten up your outfit with the change in weather
It’s time to get your wardrobe ready for spring and summer.
Your entertainment list for the summer
School is out. Time to catch up on your TV and Books
Eight and a half not afraid of going pop
At first glance, Eight and a Half’s debut is a dead-ringer for post-In Rainbows Radiohead.
Vinyl Dust-off: Pearl Jam’s Vitalogy
Lliam Easterbrook – sonic archaeologist – brings you his latest finds from excursions into ancient record bins.
Student by day, dancer by night
Burlesque is a sex-positive, feminist activity says local burlesque dancer and Kwantlen student.
Take a twist on the trench
The trench coat has always been a great spring piece.
The iconic boyfriend blazer
Its versatility is unmistakable. If you don’t own a boyfriend blazer then, honey, you need help.
Local rapper shows he’s anything but a Cliché
Aijaaz Gazdar is passionate about music, education and bringing his craft back to his roots.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra lit up Abbotsford
Who says classical music can’t rock? TSO proved it can and does, on Saturday, April 7.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra about to rock Abbotsford
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra plays the Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre on April 17.
3 Inches of Blood talks folklore, flutes and fans
Guitarist Shane Clark says listening to 3 Inches of Blood will take you away.
