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Country’s top musical, theatrical, dance acts converge on Vancouver
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Live gigs bolster the pop-rock racket during digital revolution
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Tribute bands aren’t toiling away in obscurity anymore. They’re headlining major venues and cashing in with fans who want to enjoy the concert experience with groups who have long since disbanded.
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Digital downloads are not so softly killing discs
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Music never stops at Toronto venues where the famous, not-so-famous and once-were-famous come to play
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Blame it on the bossa nova, the dance of love
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Beyoncé hits screen, world tour stage
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But don’t despair, heartbreak fans. She still has dark feelings, too
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This duo, originally from Montreal, considers their formation to be a unique combination of Jewish and Arab, thus proving that music brings people closer together.
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What we love about Jack Johnson is not limited to the impeccable acoustic sounds that resonate from his guitar or his lyrics but rather what surrounds his lifestyle as well as his unique personality.
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