This week’s edition of Apt613 Live focuses on musicians who are playing live in Ottawa this week, including ways you can help folks less fortunate over the holidays. Tune into Apt613 Live on CHUO 89.1 FM every Tuesday at 6pm.

Throughout November, Mercury Lounge has been celebrating 19 years of bringing fresh, high-energy entertainment to the capital. On Saturday November 28th,they’re wrapping up the month-long birthday bash with the release party for Tortured Soul’s new album Hot For Your Love Tonight. Also on hand will be Mercury’s resident DJ Trevor Walker. Since he’s been there since […]

This week on Apt613 Live, we talk to Claudia Balladelli, music programmer at the Mercury Lounge, which is celebrating its 19th anniversary! Tune in to Apt613 Live! every Tuesday at 6pm on CHUO 89.1 FM.

On this week’s show we interview Linda Polock and Irene van de Lagemaat from Centre 507. On Saturday, November 14, 2015, they host a benefit concert featuring Polaris nominated BADBADNOTGOOD.  Read more about it here.   Tune in to Apt613 Live! every Tuesday at 6pm on CHUO 89.1 FM.

First off, thanks to all your kind donations and support during the CHUO 89.1FM funding drive. If you missed out and are still interested in donating, it’s not too late. Just visit their website to donate online. Lovely listeners who donate $35 or more to Apt613 Live! will get a Support Local t-shirt. We interview the […]

This week on Apt613 Live, Michaella chats with some of the people involved with Makin’ It Grain, a pop-up diner event that’s part of Support Local Month. Tune into Apt613 Live on CHUO 89.1 FM every Tuesday at 6pm.

This week on Apt613 Live, Michaella speaks with Kym Brown of Bombshell Revival Designs about the upcoming event (October 17th at Library and Archives Canada) Art in Fashion 613, a fashion show/burlesque performance/night market. Catch Apt613 Live every Tuesday at 6pm on CHUO 89.1 FM.

This week on Apt613 Live, Michaella interviews mentalist Jaymes White, who does a spooky cold reading on her!  White recently made some predictions about the future here in Ottawa, which were written on slips of paper, sealed in an envelope, placed in a tin, and then baked into a loaf of bread, currently on display […]