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After wooing Canadian country fans on their recent cross Canada tour with Dallas Smith the Cadillac Three are coming back for another round!

Earlier this year, Steve Earle and The Dukes announced spring tour dates throughout the U.S. in support of Copperhead Road’s 30^th anniversary. With the initial U.S. run now completed, the band has announced that the tour will come to Canada for an 18-date tour this Fall. (see dates below).

100 outstanding individuals, companies and organizations from across the Canadian music and live industries spanning over 20 categories will be honoured on Friday, May 11 at The Sheraton Centre Hotel in Toronto, ON. The full list of nominees is below.  The Live Music Industry Awards are brought to you by Canadian Music Week in partnership with the International Festival Network (IFN) and Music Canada Live, and promise to be a memorable highlight of CMW’s Live Music Summit. 

Kip Moore’s “Plead the Fifth Tour” rolled into London for two sold out shows at the London Music Hall this past long weekend. Alongside Kip was Fairground Saints and Drake White & The Big Fire.

London Ontario was lucky enough to be on the receiving end of two sold out Brett Kissel shows as the We Were That Song Tour rolled into the London Music Hall for two amazing nights of music! 

Jim Cuddy will release his fourth solo album, Constellation, on January 26. More details and pre-order information will be released very soon, but earlier this week it was announced that the Jim Cuddy Band will embark on a 30-date cross-Canada tour in support of the new album in February 2018!

Alt-pop phenom Lights has announced her 2018 headline tour – one of her biggest to date – bringing her immersive world of pop music and comics to life in more than 40 cities across North America. The We Were Here Tour 2018 kicks off on January 30 in Vancouver and includes stops in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Ottawa, Philadelphia and Chicago.

When it comes to rock and roll Hugh Dillon and the Headstones know how to bring it every single time. They put on an incredible show at RBC Bluesfest this summer and are currently steaming across Canada on their Little Army Tour, earlier this week that tour go a little bit longer with a few new dates including 2 nights in Ottawa this December.

Sunday night got a little bit louder as London Music Hall played host to Eagles of Death Metal and The Beaches.

1997 was an epic year. The Simpsons was named the longest-running prime-time animated series, Steve Jobs returned to Apple and Tiger Woods became the youngest golfer to ever win the Masters. In Canada, fans of award-winning The Tea Party were celebrating the release of the band’s fourth studio album, Transmission.