All Entries in the "Music" 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.
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.
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.
Xenocide is all hard work and all play
Q&A with Xenocide’s Tabreez Azad.
Wildeman paints Portraits on new EP
Victoria folkster, Brett Wildeman, writes “troubadour style” — with his guitar and loose leaf paper.
Zeus’s Busting Visions makes detour to the ’70s
Zeus’s Busting Visions seems to take a while to find itself.
Symphony X and Iced Earth share stage in Vancouver
Review of Symphony X and Iced Earth’s Valentines Day concert.
The Darkness makes a triumphant return
Vancouver fans of The Darkness admit it was a dark 10 years before the Commodore Ballroom show last Friday.
