The concourse at TD Coliseum felt like a pressure valve ready to blow long before the house lights dropped. By the time Royal Tusk took the stage, the crowd was already buzzing like it knew exactly what kind of night this was going to be: loud, nostalgic, and just a little unhinged in the best […]
There was a time when Southern California punk felt like a regional secret with photocopied flyers, sweat-soaked clubs, word-of-mouth mythology. On February 13th at Hamilton’s TD Coliseum, that same spirit detonated inside an arena, as The Offspring and Bad Religion turned a mid-winter Ontario night into a full-blown punk-rock revival meeting. Bad Religion wasted no
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On February 7, HARDY rolled into Canada Life Place in London, Ontario, and promptly turned the arena into something that felt far closer to a metal tour stop than a traditional country show. Flames weren’t required—the volume, distortion, and swagger did the work. Hardy’s live show has officially outgrown genre labels; this was a full-blown
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Brooklyn’s Geese have built their reputation on controlled chaos, but their new Tiny Desk Concert proves they’re just as powerful when the volume drops and the margins get tighter. The band’s recently released session is a quiet flex, one that reframes last year’s Getting Killed not as an indie-rock statement piece, but as a set
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Mynd Reader is drawing some serious Southern soul-rock vibes with their new self-titled debut LP, Mynd Reader. From the opening notes, it feels like stepping back in time, a wave of nostalgia carried by a rhythm that immediately pulls you in. Mynd Reader’s powerhouse frontman leads the charge on this 10-track concept record. “Radio Warning”
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On December 28, 2025, Trans-Siberian Orchestra didn’t just play Hamilton’s newly renovated TD Coliseum—they baptized it in fire, light, and symphonic thunder. Coming just weeks after Paul McCartney became the first artist to take the stage in the reimagined venue, TSO’s arrival felt like a declaration: this building is ready for spectacle. From the opening
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Its no mystery as to I Prevail’s success in the music industry. These Michigan boys have nailed down their reputation due their innate talent gifted from the music gods, and new album Violent Nature has our minds blown. The first track “Synthetic Soul” is a somber look at self-reflection on our lives and cleansing the
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Sometimes a band just comes out and swiftly kicks you in the balls with loud, hard, fast rock ‘n’ roll; that band is the Los Angeles-based Stoner Rock outfit DOOMBOYZ. Their new album, Evil Riffs from Los Angeles, is a wild ride of thunderous riffs that pay homage to the likes of Black Sabbath, Kyuss, Danzig,
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, and nowhere was that more apparent than Kittie‘s headlining show at History in Toronto. The London, Ontario-based band emerged during the Nu-Metal era with a whirlwind of success, which included Juno Awards and Kerrang endorsements. Despite their commercial success, Kittie pivoted into a more metal direction that was sonically
Music videos have long been a playground for creativity, a canvas where artists can bring their songs to life through visuals and storytelling. But what can give these videos an extra dose of spice are the unexpected appearances of celebrities from various walks of fame and mediums. From rock legends to Hollywood A-listers, the world
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