Music

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.

Kasador’s first hometown show since 2023 didn’t disappoint.

There’s no rulebook for processing grief, but Sadie McFadden’s upcoming song might offer a salve for some.

After the success of CFRC’s Airwave YGK DJ Artists-in-Residence Program last school year, CFRC 101.9 FM is expanding its programming to young musicians through its Airwave YGK Musicians-In-Residence program.

It was a starry night for Jeremy Dutcher at the 2024 Polaris Music Prize Gala.

Some touring musicians take their impact on the planet more seriously than others, and it shows.

Music, music, music. We love it, we hate, it, but it’s the score to our lives whether we like it or not.

Artists are humans too—your selfishness shouldn’t cost them their well-being.

They perfected their one shot—flaws and all—without a dress rehearsal, and still remain Canada’s sweethearts.

Under the prairie skies of Saskatoon, a creative soul was born—determined to make it big in the world and working toward that goal every day.

Julie Arsenault’s ethereal voice tied together modern art and Kingston’s history when she made her debut at Kingston’s oldest operating museum, the Murney Tower Museum.

Rooftop Caravan’s debut album reels listeners in with its dynamic range and layered sound, solidifying it as a love letter to music.