Before this show, I only knew Cage the Elephant for their song “Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked”. However, when I had to sign a waiver and attend a safety meeting with their Head of Security, I knew the show was going to be extraordinary. Cage the Elephant brought their electrifying energy to the stage on June 28th, and fans at Rogers Place were treated to a spectacular performance. Known for their raw and unfiltered sound, the band delivered a set with the entire crowd on their feet from start to finish. I was completely blown away and left that show being a huge fan of their music, stage presence, and true craftsmanship.
David Lee Murphy steals show as Brooks & Dunn visit London, Ontario
On Saturday night Brooks and Dunn brought their Reboot 2024 tour to London, Ontario to a sold-out Budweiser Gardens. The openers were Ernest and David Lee Murphy.
Stanley Cup Finals – Game 6
Edmonton has been waiting for the Stanley Cup to return to its proper home since 2006. Well, this may happen on Monday for Game 7. Still, adding to the excitement and energy of the thousands watching the game from Fan Park, Canadian rock band The Beaches, and DJ duo Loud Luxury performed for the eagerly awaiting fans. The Beaches brought their charm, energy, and enthusiasm to the stage. Loud Luxury had the entire Fan Park dancing and singing and their “Let’s Go Oilers!” chants never wavered. This was a day and (hockey game) to remember!
Sarah Mclachlan plays her 30th anniversary of Fumbling Towards Ecstasy tour in Montreal
On June 20, 2024 at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec, Canada, Sarah McLachlan celebrated the 30th anniversary of her landmark album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy with a performance that was both intimate and nostalgic. This tour revisits the album that catapulted her to international fame three decades ago. Sarah wrote the album in Montreal and recorded it at the famous Le Studio in Morin Heights, Quebec, in 1993.
Jelly Roll to join Ottawa Bluesfest Lineup on July 9
Ottawa Bluesfest announces additional day of programming, featuring award-winning rapper-turned-country singer JELLY ROLL
Shania Twain pumps up Edmonton ahead of Game 4
Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals, and the stakes could not have been higher. However, the looming must-win game did not dampen the spirits of Oilers fans. On the contrary, it seemed to rally the crowd and create an electric energy in the Fan Park.
Stanley Cup Finals – Our Lady Peace
On June 13th, Four-time Juno award-winning band Our Lady Peace played a free show in downtown Edmonton. To introduce OLP, Edmonton’s own Gene Principe, and Craig MacTavish brought Our Lady Peace on with a fervor only Edmonton would know. Not to mention, the Oilers Drum and Brass Crew had the place dancing and grooving. Fan Park was packed with everyone decked out in orange, white, and blue. The energy was palpable. Go Oilers!
Lindsay Ell Ignites Ancaster with Stellar Opening Act for Josh Ross at the RBC Canadian Open Concert series
Ancaster, Ontario, was set ablaze this past weekend as the Hamilton Golf and Country Club played host to not one, but two sensational performances during the RBC Canadian Open Concert series. Kicking off the night with an electrifying bang was none other than Calgary’s own Lindsay Ell, whose powerhouse vocals and undeniable charisma set the stage on fire for the main event.
Straight Up Canada, Paula Abdul is coming this fall!
POP ROYALTY ALERT: PAULA ABDUL, TAYLOR DAYNE, AND TIFFANY TOGETHER ON TOUR!
TICKETS ON FRIDAY, JUNE 7 AT 10 AM!
A Night With Half Moon Run at Festival L’appel Montréal
On Thursday, May 30, 2024, at Park Olympic in Montreal, the L’appel Montréal festival headlined by Montreal’s own Half Moon Run took place, filling the evening with Indie Rock.
