Last week, Evanescence lead singer and enchantress, Amy Lee transformed from alt goth-rocker to bona fide opera singer. Her and the rest of the band joined by a 28-piece orchestra night, including a harp player, delivered an amazing rendition of their Synthesis album.
Sax Education Class with Kenny G
Kenny G and his band brought their Miracles Holiday & Hits Tour to Ottawa’s National Arts Centre on Wednesday night. Billed as a night filled with festive spirit and contemporary classics, the newly renovated NAC was all decked out for the holidays. Decorations included an enormous Christmas tree, giant nutcrackers, and the largest rocking chair this side of the Rideau canal.
Headstones raises the roof at the sold out show at Barrymore’s.
Hugh Dillon and the Headstones brought their Little Army Tour to Ottawa and rocked a sold out show at Barrymore’s on Friday night.
Heavy metal and food lovers unite at The Koven.
For years now, Ottawa has been missing a bar where the heavy metal lovers can get together and enjoy delicious food while listening to their favourite tunes, but the wait is finally over!
Rebecca Noelle shines at a sold out show at NAC.
Every Friday night the National Arts Center’s revitalized Fourth Stage plays host to emerging artists from across Canada for ‘Friday’s at the Fourth’. The casual atmosphere of this new stage lends itself well to artists of all genres. This past Friday a sold out crowd was beyond entertained by the wildly talented Rebecca Noelle and opener Kayla Diamond.
The New Constellations Tour Wows Ottawa
It was a packed house on Friday night at Ottawa’s Bronson Centre, and as the snow fell, a fire burning inside the performance hall.
BRIT FLOYD Eclipse World Tour 2018 Hits TD Place in 2018
45 Years of The Dark Side of the Moon’
Performing songs from Pink Floyd’s best-loved and biggest selling albums, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall and The Division Bell plus much much more
Brad Paisley to headline 2018 Queen’s Plate Festival
Brad Paisley to kick off 2018 Queen’s Plate with a bang, headlining the three-day festival in June
Track X Track with Brett Kissel’s We Were That Song
It’s been a few years in the making but the long anticipated third album that Brett Kissel and I talked about last February has finally arrived. The debut single, and title track, “We Were That Song”, which was released in September, has become Brett’s highest charting single to date.
Amos The Transparent announces holiday show at the Blacksheep Inn.
If you live in Ottawa and haven’t heard of Amos the Transparent I’m guessing you haven’t paid attention to the local band scene at all.
