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  • 6 years 8 months ago

Kingston to live stream The Hip’s farewell concert

On August 20, all of Kingston will have a front row seat to music history, as the beloved Kingston-bred band, The Tragically Hip say farewell to their fans with a final concert at the K-Rock Centre that will be live streamed in Market Square.Continue...
Hamilton-based band Young Rival is set to perform at the Grad Club on Jan. 27.
  • 7 years 2 months ago

Young Rival kicking off Ontario tour in Kingston

Young Rival is returning to Kingston on Jan. 27 to give us a taste of their new psychedelic sound.Continue...
Viet Cong drummer Mike Wallace performing onstage.
  • 7 years 6 months ago

A new identity for Viet Cong

The controversially-named Viet Cong — with help from openers Greys and Heavy Lifting — made for a surprisingly giddy night of noise and punk on Sept. 20.Continue...
Trelnin was the first performer of the night at The Artel on Tuesday.
  • 8 years 1 week ago

Music outside the box

St. Patrick’s Day festivities weren’t enough to keep performers away from their craft at The Artel.Continue...

Rich Aucoin at The Grad Club.
  • 8 years 3 weeks ago

Out of this world music

Bringing his international “The Ephemeral Prince Tour” to The Grad Club, Halifax native Rich Aucoin delivered a high-energy dance pop performance, on Wednesday.Continue...

  • 8 years 2 months ago

Art's 1,000,052nd birthday party

Art turned 1,000,052 years old over the weekend. Don’t they grow up so fast?Continue...

Hollerado performing at the Wolfe Island Music Festival in 2012. The Journal was prohibited from taking photos at this year's frosh concert.
  • 8 years 6 months ago

Mystery frosh concert presents students with a collection of indie-rock bands

This year’s mystery frosh week concert featured popular indie acts Plants and Animals, Hollerado and The New Pornographers. Despite their popularity, the performances were met with mixed reviews from the audience, who hoped for a more energy-inducing electro lineup.Continue...

Chris Koster during a live performance.
  • 8 years 9 months ago

Kingston musician takes the stage

Kingston-native musician Chris Koster isn’t afraid to take risks when it comes to the potential betterment of his sound, and releasing three albums next year is his newest gamble.Continue...

Said the Whale played to a sold out Grad Club audience.
  • 9 years 4 months ago

A gong show for show-goers

Count yourself lucky if you managed to snap tickets to Said the Whale’s sold out show.Continue...

The first venue that Said the Whale played in Kingston was a house party.
  • 9 years 4 months ago

Old habits die hard

Despite having toured for over five years, they have yet to make a pit stop in Kingston — until now.Continue...

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