Growing up in a musical family, Steph always wanted to get involved, but not having the patience to become proficient at an instrument, he took up writing instead. Growing up amidst the CanCon golden age of the 80s and 90s, his passion for Canadian music continues to this day, as he is constantly exploring our great country's soundscapes
For all the fall lovers, it’s the start of the most wonderful time of the year, and as always, there’s no better way to mark the end of festival season than with a big finale, and CityFolk should deliver just that. Just like CityFolk consistently delivers great nights, Apt613 will be consistently delivering all your festival coverage with daily previews so you know what to expect, and photos from the night before so you know what you missed.
If you’re starting to feel the post-Bluesfest withdrawals, The 27 Club has just the fix for some high octane live music with a triple bill featuring a few well-known locals and the return of an Aussie favourite. And if you were at Bluesfest, you’ve definitely seen the posters for this show all over town.
From rock mainstays like Daughtry to blues up-and-coming legends like Christone Ingram, there’s lots of music for everyone this Saturday, including those who want their “blues” in Bluesfest.
In what might be one of the most highly anticipated nights of any Bluesfest in recent years, Green Day will be filling the main stage bowl with what could be a record setting crowd. But if you need some respite on the side stages, there will be plenty to keep you entertained.
After a night of legendary rock and roll, it’s time for the first hip hop night at Bluesfest this year, with acts like Sean Paul and Kardinal Offishall, with some indie pop on the River Stage, and enough blues to satisfy the purists.
Kicking off five straight days of music, Wednesday at Bluesfest features major acts like The Decemberists, Tom Morello, and Def Leppard alongside local bands like Amos the Transparent and Funk Yo Self.
Playing Bluesfest on Sunday night for the fourth time, Stephane Dubord catches up with Newfoundland legend Alan Doyle to talk about his many artistic projects.
Usually Sundays at Bluesfest tend to be a bit more laid back, but between the kitchen party and the Shania dance party, this Sunday night is going to be a raucous one.
It’s a night for the alt-rock crowd—but at Bluesfest, there’s always something for everyone. From the Pixies to Men I Trust to an emerging local talent showcase, come check out Bluesfest Day 3.
