Interview

Singer-songwriter Martina Sorbara of Dragonette performs at Ale House on Wednesday night.
  • 10 years 10 months ago

Dragonette in the spotlight

The Journal talked to Dragonette before their show at Ale House on Wednesday night.Continue...

Kris and Dee explore the shores of Lake Ontario. The scenery in Kingston is one of the main reasons the couple decided to move here.
  • 10 years 12 months ago

Walking for inspiration

Kris and Dee talk natural inspiration.Continue...

The Arkells played songs from their latest album Michigan Left and invited openers the Darcys on-stage to sing a cover of Hall & Oates “You Make My Dreams Come True.”
  • 11 years 1 week ago

Arkells pack Ale

An interview with the Arkells ahead of their sold-out showContinue...

Queen’s rapper and medical student Joseph Gabriel first considered rapping under the name Dr. J, like the 1970s basketball player, but decided on Egyptian Prescription.
  • 11 years 2 weeks ago

Sick raps

Queen's medical student spends spare time rapping.Continue...

Ben Bankas says he plans to finish his classics degree at Queen’s before heading to the US to pursue a stand-up comedy career.
  • 11 years 3 weeks ago

First time fears

Ben Bankas brings his humour to downtown Kingston.Continue...

Liquorbox played this year’s Muddy Roots Music Festival in Cookeville, Tennessee. The festival fosters a blend of Americana, Country, Rockabilly, Rock, Bluegrass, Folk and Blues music.
  • 11 years 3 months ago

Old country for folk men

Liquorbox defines themselves as true country, inspired by old time musicians like Hank Williams and Brian Young.Continue...

PS I Love You playing this year's Wolfe Island Music Festival.
  • 11 years 3 months ago

A nerve-wracking return

PS I Love You is back in Kingston hard at work.Continue...

Dan Mangan wrote Oh Fortune while touring, using soldier shell-shock and societal manipulation as inspiration.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

An incredible cast

Dan Mangan discusses his new album and the perks of having a band.Continue...

The quartet was friends at Western Canada High School in Calgary, where the idea for Braids bloomed over a blueberry muffin in the school’s cafeteria.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

Pushing sound boundaries

Braids play the Grad Club Tuesday.Continue...

Wildlife found their bass player Dwayne Christie off a posting on Craigslist.
  • 11 years 4 months ago

Into the depths of Wildlife

Wildlife bring their show to Kingston despite recent injuries to their lead singer.Continue...

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