This week in the Future of Ottawa series, we’re taking a deep dive into four of Ottawa’s most unique music communities—what they’re like now and where things are heading. Read on for a guest post from Kevin Bourne on the future of hip hop in Ottawa.
Two hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.
Locations will be announced in the coming weeks.
Just as news hit that Bar Robo closed in Chinatown, Ottawa’s music community took another one to the chin with surprising news that The Bourbon Room closed its doors.
The Capital Region Association for Nurturing the Industry of Urban Music, otherwise known as CRANIUM, will be hosting a three-day music festival in the heart of Ottawa.
MEGAPHONO is a celebration of our region’s top musicians.
Après avoir parcouru le calendrier des événements, nous sommes ici avec une liste formidable de spectacles à venir en février… et aussi quelques-uns à l’avance du mois prochain.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmIgrmTiM9w[/youtube] The Everybody Loves Everybody Festival (E.L.E.Fest) had the vibe of a carefree summer block party as it gathered an enthusiastic crowd on the University of Ottawa campus Friday night. The festival celebrated a diverse range of local Ottawa acts with a long lineup that included The Lionyls, Zoo Legacy, City Fidelia, and headliner SonReal. […]
People tend to say Ottawa’s hip hop scene is small and tight – I know some of the guys, Flight Distance, Philly Moves, Cashtro Crosby – but then I discover a guy with smooth beats like City Fidelia and ask myself: Why haven’t I seen this guy live yet? Well, it’s maybe because the man […]
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