Bronson Centre

A sold out Bronson Centre theatre welcomed Montreal’s Coeur de pirate on Saturday.

Coeur de Pirate is performing at the Bronson Centre Theatre on Friday February 1st.

The band formed in 1987 in Kingston, Ontario, and are still as crazy live as they were when first starting out.

On the last weekend of The Late Late Show tour, The Beaches brought their A-game to the Bronson Centre Theatre.

The Beaches are playing The Bronson Centre Theatre on Saturday December 1 with support from Goodbye Honolulu.

Dear Rouge brought a stage show full of colour and light.

The Bronson Centre was packed for Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls.

Their current project involves getting work out of the crowded studio and into more public shows and community spaces.

Making reference to the first time they played Ottawa, Tyler Connolly mentioned Zaphod Beeblebrox. “We were the opener and maybe four people showed up, five if you count the bartender.”

The only thing spookier than Friday the 13th is snow in the forecast for mid-April, both of which are things we have to look forward to this weekend. Have no fear, though, because your guide to the weekend is full of hot coffee, cold beer and cool shows.

The Bronson Centre Theatre was packed with fans who grew up listening to their work, as they began in 1999 and went until 2011, before getting the band back together in 2015.

This week we’re talking with Lido Pimienta about how we can make concerts safer for everyone. She’ll be at the Bronson Centre on December 9th as part of the New Constellations: Nation(s)wide Tour of Music & Arts.