Gig Photos: The Best of Bluesfest 2022
Bluesfest returned to LeBreton Flats for the first time in three years. And what a return it was!
Bluesfest returned to LeBreton Flats for the first time in three years. And what a return it was!
See photos from the final night of Bluesfest 2022.
The final night of Bluesfest 2022 features The National, Andy Shauf, The Beaches, and a chance to get a glimpse of the next generation of performers during the Be in the Band and Blues in the Schools showcases on the Sirius XM Stage.
Someone who has been to most—if not all—of these shows is Ottawa music photographer/maverick Ming Wu, whose blog photogmusic.com has published at least 150 concert reviews at Pressed alone.
Heavy Medicine Band opened Bon-Fire 2018, a weekend full of good music, food, and friends.
Bonnie Doon play Arboretum Festival’s Bon-Fire at Rideau Pines Farm on Friday, August 17.
BON-FIRE is happening August 17–18, 2018 at Rideau Pines Farm.
SAW Video’s Resolution 2018 screening will take place at Arts Court Theatre on Saturday February 24 at 7:30pm. Admission is pwyc, all ages and open to the public.
We also name Ottawa’s most prolific artist and top record label of 2017.
Mauno, Lido Pimienta, Nap Eyes, BLAKDENIM, Above Top Secret, Scattered Clouds, Expanda Fuzz, Bonnie Doon and many more will perform at clubs and pop-up venues around town.
Concert photographer Ming Wu (@photogmusic) shares his picks for Ottawa Explosion Weekend. With venues around Ottawa and Gatineau, there’s plenty to keep you busy. Check the schedule for more of what’s taking place.
Ottawa’s Bonnie Doon will celebrate their first full-length album at Bablyon (317 Bank St) this Saturday, May 20.
This featured column presents a slideshow of Ming’s favourite shots from the many events around town he’s recently attended. These images were taken at Le Temporaire last Saturday: Image 1: 3/4 of Ottawa’s own post-punk band Bonnie Doon kicked things off. Image 2: Montreal’s CRABE added more noise to the evening. Images 3-10: Fet. Nat. […]
It’s been almost two years since we’ve heard new recordings from Fet.Nat, a band that has cut itself a niche in Gatineau’s music scene with its raw, experimental, jammy sound. Poule Mange Poule, the band’s last album, was characterized by a mix of rock drums, echo-pedaled guitar, brass, and strange, off-kilter sounds. It showed the […]
This content originally appeared in Scene, a free newsprint prologue to the National Arts Centre’s Ontario Scene Festival. Scene was created collaboratively by Guerilla, Apt613, and Herd Magazine. Between the four female-led musical acts to be featured in Ontario Scene’s Next Wave: Ottawa Music Spotlight, there are Pizza Sharks, Ouija rockers, legal discussions with a […]