Interview

For their newest album, La caverne, Malajube returned to their pop roots.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

Music over lyrics

Montreal's Malajube brings their French lyrics to Kingston.Continue...

In September, Lights released a music video for “Toes,” the debut single off Siberia. She used her hometown of Toronto as the setting.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

Lights at the next level

Lights kicks off her new tour in Kingston.Continue...

  • 11 years 4 months ago

Lovers talk

We Were Lovers got a $10 000 grant to go towards recording their upcoming albumContinue...

Though Tommy Youngsteen is only playing shows around Ontario, its members have played shows all around the world, opening for bands like the Rolling Stones and AC/DC.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

On the classic track

Tommy Youngsteen plays the hits from Young, Petty and the Boss.Continue...

Mark Bragg’s third full-length album Your Kiss was released on Sept. 13.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

Dangling carrots

Newfoundland musician Mark Bragg plays the Mansion on Tuesday.Continue...

The Smashers have accomodated French crowds with written lyrics on stage.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

Skank revival

The Planet Smashers bring the ska subculture back to Kingston.Continue...

Bruce Peninsula is made up of five core members plus an additional five choir members.
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Back on the map

Bruce Peninsula returns with a new album and tour.Continue...

Julia Dales got her musical start singing into the gardening hose in her backyard.
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The Dales beat

Queen's beatboxing star, Julia Dales is headed back to Kingston.Continue...

The lead single on Eureka, “The Stand,” was written by Ryan Guldemond to pass the time while in transit.
  • 11 years 5 months ago

Lyrical epiphanies

Ahead of their show tonight at the Mansion, Mother Mother talks to the Journal about life since EurekaContinue...

On the eve of touring for her debut album, Carmen Townsend faced a major set-back. Her drummer broke his hand, forcing Townsend to have to search Cape Breton for a new drummer, which she found in Steve Wilton who she refers to as “Wonder Boy.”
  • 11 years 8 months ago

No more waitin’ and seein’

Carmen Townsend and her bandmates are touring Canada in a minivan this month and they’re looking for places to stay.Continue...

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