Queen’s alumni Meredith Shaw returns to Kingston with her debut album, Place Called Happy.
Dust accounts affects of the war in Afghanistan on families.
Vagina Monologues is now Down There a set of original plays.
Liquorbox defines themselves as true country, inspired by old time musicians like Hank Williams and Brian Young.
A review of the comedic stylings of Vogt A.
New Country Rehab brings their country rock sound to the Grad Club.
Sandro Perry brings his changing sounds to Kingston.
Queen’s won the TD Music Experience free concert last month by out-voting McMaster on the company’s Facebook poll. Around 800 students showed up to see B.o.B., Mother Mother and the Team Canada DJ’s tear it up at the all-ages event.
Charlotte Cornfield comes to Kingston with her new album
The Gertrudes premiere their new album Till the Morning Shows Her Face to Me
A look at how exhibits are prepared at Union Gallery.
A review of Studio22’s Impression: Expression.
A review of Annie Pootoogook’s Kinngait Compositions.
Clark Hall Pub has a new house band.
PS I Love You is back in Kingston hard at work.
The third-annual Kingston Zine fair opens tomorrow.
RatTail brings spontaneity to their self-titled debut album.
Jennifer Castle is back in Kingston with her third album Castlemusic.
Down in Ashes’ new drummer, Steve Brogno, rejuvenated the Ottawa-based rock band.
Tone Deaf 10 works to expand Kingston’s understanding of live music.
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