About: Curtis Bird

Rothbury, Mich. – Today, celebrating its 10_th anniversary, Electric Forest (EF) announces the highly-anticipated artist lineup for the annual music and camping festival in Rothbury, Michigan taking place June 25-28, 2020. Turning the page to Chapter 10, Electric Forest takes the opportunity to celebrate a decade of music, art, and community with over 100 artists – ranging from Electric Forest mainstays to those making their first trip to Sherwood Forest. Click here to view the complete lineup for Electric Forest 2020.

Toronto’s country music fans were ecstatically awaiting last Friday night to see Old Dominion play at the Coca-Cola Coliseum. And to top it all off, the opening acts were none other than the extremely talented Carly Pearce and Canada’s very own, and very talented, Meghan Patrick.

Sound Check Entertainment is proud to present the official lyric video for Dustin Bird’s brand new single. Directed by Poatus

Last Friday night Brantley Gilbert brought his hard hittin’ country rock to the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa. Gilbert a Georgia native has been just killin’ it on his Fire’t Up Tour with openers Brandon Lay and Dylan Scott.

This Summer, Budweiser Stage will present another impressive season of the best in live music and events, ushering in thousands of music’s biggest fans. On May 21^st, Budweiser Stage’s annual Opening Night will feature the return of one of the UK’s most buzzed-about pop-rock outfits, The 1975.

Let’s Get Friendship Right is the 15^th album by The Skydiggers. It is an album where every song feels masterfully crafted by a band that knows exactly who they are and have perfected their genre-bending style.

Canadian Music Hall of Famer Andy Kim (Singer of Rock Me Gently and writer of the Archies’ hit Sugar Sugar) put on his 15^th annual charity Christmas variety show at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on December 4th in support of the CAMH’s Gifts of Light Program.

Big Wreck brought their But For The Sun tour to the packed Music Hall Concert Theatre in Oshawa.

At the start of The Arkells’ concert at the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa the band laid down the law. Rule number one: You have to dance. Rule number two: You have to sing. Rule number three: you have to be good to each other. The audience stayed true to the rules and it made for a high octane and memorable concert experience for everyone in attendance.

As I stood waiting to enter the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto, I knew the night was going to be weird. There was a person in front of me with a multi-colored mohawk and behind me there were two young people with matching outfits designed to look like bags of Flaming Hot Cheetos. It was a diverse audience that came out to see Oliver Tree and the energy among them was very high.