We’ve made it to the end of the work week! While last weekend was a little cool and dreary, this weekend brings with it the return of summer’s heat. Take advantage of the sunny skies and enjoy the plethora of outdoor events taking place this weekend (and some great indoor events too)!
Amid the many festivals Ottawans get to enjoy, it’s easy to forget about the NAC. But that would be a mistake. Their summer line-up is exceptional, ranging from big-ticket events like Choir! Choir! Choir! to free indoor and outdoor events, many of which feature Latin or African vibes. Gilsons If you’re as much a fan […]
When you think of Ottawa’s coolest music venues, the NAC might not be the first that comes to mind. But if you’re interested in seeing some of Canada’s—and the world’s—most promising artists pushing the musical envelope, then it should be. Below are just a few of this fall’s eclectic, captivating artists on the Popular Music and Variety line-up.
Bluesfest returned to LeBreton Flats for the first time in three years. And what a return it was!
See photos from Jeremy Dutcher’s performance at Bluesfest 2022.
See what’s in store for all you Day 2 ticket holders.
Bluesfest has now announced *most* of their 2020 lineup.
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There’s a lot to take in from the recent announcement of more than 100 shows.
Ottawa-Gatineau’s annual music showcase festival runs until February 10.
The show features Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists performing together and the stacked Ottawa lineup includes Shad, Jim Bryson, Lido Pimienta, A Tribe Called Red, Jason Collett, and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson.
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