Indie rock darlings Dear Rouge brought a high-energy performance to Ottawa’s Bronson Centre Music Theatre on Thursday night, leaving the crowd exhilarated and wanting more. The band’s dynamic stage presence, combined with their infectious blend of indie rock and pop, made for a great night for fans of the band.
Texas King is an excellent band, and Burnstown’s Neat Cafe is an equally excellent venue, so I knew that Saturday night’s show was going to be something special.
Ottawa country fans were in for a treat last night as Chayce Beckham brought his Bad for Me Tour to the Bronson Centre.
The 2025 Ottawa Winter Jazz Festival took place this weekend from Jan. 30–Feb. 1. Performances from Yolande Laroche, Don Byron & Michael Occhipinti Quartet with Rich Brown & Jinu Isac, The 33z, Virginia MacDonald Quartet, Julian Selody For the Birds, Ben Wendel Duo with Dan Tepfer, Sarah Neufeld, Richard Reed Parry, Rebecca Foon, and Urban Science Brass Band finished off the festival Saturday night.
The Ottawa Winter Jazz Festival continued on Friday night with performances from Tara Kannangara, Don Byron solo, Hilario, Jocelyn Gould, and Nitroturtle.
On Thursday night, Caity Gyorgy and GEORGE took to the stage at the Winter Jazz Festival 2025 at the Arts Court.
ASYLUM, a new SPAO exhibit, opens today as part of SPAO’s 20th anniversary.
The Box rocked the Brass Monkey Saturday night, marking their return to Ottawa for the first time since opening for Strange Advance last September.
It was a Tuesday night time machine at TD Place as four iconic 80s era bands shared the stage for a night of nostalgic feel good hits from Spoons, Men Without Hats, A Flock of Seagulls, and Honeymoon Suite.
Tokyo Police Club performed an electrifying set at the Algonquin Commons Theatre on Nov. 22, 2024.
On Friday night, the National Arts Centre hosted a sold-out performance by Canadian pop-rock icons Marianas Trench. With a reputation for their explosive stage presence and flair, the band did not disappoint, delivering a high-energy concert of songs new and old.
Hollerado had a triumphant night last night at the Algonquin Commons Theatre.
Saturday night was a family affair at the Babs Asper Theatre in the National Arts Centre, as Chantal Kreviazuk made the final stop on her tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of her sophomore album Colour Moving and Still.
Valley, the indie-pop trio that’s quickly become known for their infectious melodies and indie pop sound made their way to the Bronson Theatre on Friday night on the tail end of their 2024 North American tour.
A few months back, when I heard that Grammy-winners Soul Asylum would be coming to the Bronson Centre, I took a deep dive on what they’ve been up to since their heyday of the mid-90s. Turns out, founder and lead vocalist Dave Pirner and the band have been busy, putting out several releases, including the most recent, Slowly But Shirley—which is also the name of the current tour.
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