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Spectrasonic announced Under the Stars, a music festival taking place every Saturday in August in the Club SAW courtyard.

With special guest Mischa kicking off the evening, this promises to be an all-Ottawa lineup you won’t want to miss.

While festival season is right on the horizon, this weekend has a few shows that deserve to draw attention away from the main stage lineups. And if you haven’t gotten back out to see some live music in a while, best to get the rust out before the long festival days.  Saturday has a pair […]

Together, they will treat audiences to a selection of songs from Doiron’s extensive catalogue, including tracks from her latest album, I Thought of You.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan of their early releases or just looking for a night of jaw-droppingly incredible live music, this is a show you won’t want to miss.

You can’t (and shouldn’t) miss them! The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis are making a stop in Ottawa on May 15 at The 27 Club.

The band’s set was a mixture of both Saint Asonia songs as well as several Three Days Grace songs, and the packed house at the Bronson Centre loved all of it.

Last night was the first stop of Texas King’s Changes tour, in support of their recently released EP.

The Bronson Centre was jam packed as fans treated to a set of new and old songs from the band’s expansive catalogue.

Fans came out in large numbers to pack Club SAW and were treated to a wonderful night of beautiful music by dreampop band Dizzy.

Celebrated indie band Fleece formed in Montreal and are now based in Toronto. Last night’s show was the first stop of their tour in support of their most recent album, Stunning and Atrocious.

SAW invites music fans and film lovers to congregate under the stars for a special edition of Summer Nights, a summer festival every weekend this month.

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 Adriana Ciccone on the future of experimental music in Ottawa.

“Our philosophy: no racism; no aggression; no gender bias; entertain and enlighten; no attitude or pretensions; fair prices and fair measures; a musical and social alternative; friendly staff and fast courteous service; respecting our audience and gaining their respect; all our guests, especially women, should feel comfortable and safe here.” Ottawa’s live music landmark, Zaphod […]