The Hu is a Mongolian folk rock/metal band formed in 2016 who call their style of music “hunnu rock” which features throat singing and traditional Mongolian instrumentation. They are currently on their Black Thunder Tour in the US and tickets are selling fast.
The show in Columbus, Ohio at The Newport Music Hall last night was sold out and probably could have been upgraded to Kemba Live! if it wasn’t for another rock show scheduled there.
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The energetic cellists brought down the house in Edmonton this past Saturday.
Featuring live performances by nominees Roxane Bruneau, Ruby Waters, Valley, Allison Russell and 2021/2022 Allan Slaight
JUNO Master Class artist, Jesse Gold
CBC’s Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe & Ann Pornel to co-host the awards, streaming on CBC Gem and at cbcmusic.ca/junos on May 14
Punk Rock royalty Pennywise launches surprise pop-up show at Union Hall in Edmonton.
Hard rock band The Lonely Ones (formerly Bobaflex) made a hometown stop in Columbus, Ohio on their recent tour. The Lonely Ones line-up consists of Marty McCoy (lead vocals, guitar), Jymmy Tolland (now lead guitar, vocals), Tommy Johnson (drums) and the newest member Tru Payne Roberts (bass, vocals), who came onboard after Jake Early departed the band earlier this year.
American hardcore punk band Knocked Loose stormed into Columbus, Ohio and pummeled the stage at The Anthenaeum Sunday night during their sold out show. The crowd turned the floor of the venue into a sizable mosh pit which had plenty of action.
Billy Talent and Rise Against rocked TD place last night in Ottawa after a long-awaited return to live music. The venue was packed, and the crowd was in full rock party mode. This is some of the first live music we have had in a while so needless to say it was going to be a crazy night. The people were lined up for what seemed like forever and parking was absolutely nuts so much so I had to park what seemed like miles away!
Classic “Scattering of Ashes” lineup plays first show in 15 years. It was a chilly Saturday night in Regina, SK; and I had just driven 9 hours to see the evening’s festivities – which will easily go down as one of my favorite moments ever.
