We spoke with the producer, programming director and co-founder of the festival that’s making a comeback next month, with a lineup including Backxwash, Of Montreal and Annie-Claude Deschênes.
With the return of live shows and festivals, tons of great local artists and their fresh tracks jumped onto our radar in 2022.
This Saturday, la Sala Rossa will be the place to be for two back-to-back Black-music-focused events as part of Montreal’s Black History Month.
The Montreal hip hop festival, which will also feature the Kid Laroi as a special guest, is happening at Parc Olympique Esplanade from May 19–21.
Montreal has spoken.
4 out of 5 stars
This Saturday, la Sala Rossa will be the place to be for two back-to-back Black-music-focused events as part of Montreal’s Black History Month.
Environment Canada is now warning of wind chill temperatures as low as -50.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List, weekend edition.
The greatest hits tour is coming to the Bell Centre just three days after the pop legend’s 65th birthday.
The high priestess of a particular brand of goth is retiring her project in the new year, but her show at SAT on Dec. 18 will be remembered forever by the hundreds of fans in attendance.
Montreal has spoken.
Montreal has spoken.
“The only reason the 2022 mix of Revolver isn’t getting a perfect 10 is because no amount of goodwill can ever forgive ‘Yellow Submarine.'”
“If the 1975 is the sound of pop music eating itself, they’ve worn it pretty damn well over the years.”
Montreal has spoken.
Dion is working with a sports medicine therapist daily in order to hopefully one day return to performing.
“If you long for the melancholic crush of Marble Index-era Nico or the queen of mean, Diamanda Galas, you won’t go wrong with California goth Lingua Ignota.”
Classic controversial comedy and timely insight.
