Music

Eight years after his death, Leonard Cohen, Canada’s beloved singer and poet, continues to be celebrated through his teachings about love, art, and beauty.

Jewish-Canadian musician Leonard Cohen’s poetic voice has enchanted listeners since his first song was released in 1956.

Valley brings their viral sounds and new release to Kingston, keeping their tour momentum moving. JUNO award-winning, Canadian band Valley performed at The Ale House on Nov. 7 as part of their Water the Flowers, Pray for a Garden tour, spanning the United States and Canada.

In the midst of midterm madness, it’s music that gets me through. During busy times, I’m guilty of falling back into familiar listening habits, favouring songs that provide the nostalgic dopamine hit needed to push through the ever-shortening days.

Anyone who knows me can attest to the fact I love music. I’ll shout it from the rooftops—or speak it at an appropriate volume behind the radio mic—that listening to music is one of my life’s greatest passions.

If you’re looking  for music, costumes, and community, The Mansion is the place to be on Halloween.

Arkells surprised the city by returning to where it all began for them in Kingston—Clark Hall Pub.

If you’ve ever wanted to see five student bands battle it out for the crown, now’s your chance.

It seems Arkells can’t get enough of Kingston.

Both music and movies are beloved by audiences worldwide, but true magic is made when the two come together.

Recent releases have been dropping faster than I can pick them up.

After years of searching, Roswell Rehearsals has finally found a new home.

Carnelian isn’t known as the singer’s stone for nothing.

News flash, hyper-pop is back—raw, unfiltered, and dominated by women pop artists.

It’s clear musical talent runs in the Celia family.

The Isabel Bader Centre, a pillar of the Queen’s and Kingston arts world, officially turned 10 years old on Sept. 20.

MUSE Magazine’s Mini Desk concert is now a staple on the Queen’s music calendar.