Folk Alliance International brought some magical music moments to Montreal in February
Words and photos from an unconventional industry event that took over a local hotel from Feb. 19 to 23.
Words and photos from an unconventional industry event that took over a local hotel from Feb. 19 to 23.
Mayhem and Alcest are among the 5 bands you need to see live in March.
Having paid fines and soundproofed the room following noise complaints from a neighbour in the fall, the sports/LGBTQ+ bar is still being “suspended” for five nights as a slap on the wrist.
Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m.
We spoke with Folk Alliance International executive director Jennifer Roe about the 37th annual conference and its return to Montreal, which also hosted FAI 2019.
“Repeat after me: Medium-fat, with mustard and a half-sour.”
Montreal has spoken.
Your daily Montreal to-do list.
Tickets for the indoor event at the Grand Quay go on sale this Friday at noon.
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Having paid fines and soundproofed the room following noise complaints from a neighbour in the fall, the sports/LGBTQ+ bar is still being “suspended” for five nights as a slap on the wrist.
Montreal has spoken.
“Facing hard truths and social imbalance with reason, faith, joy and impeccable bars, Brother Ali gives it to ‘em once again.”
“Abel Tesfaye’s purported final album as ‘The Weeknd’ is a series of cheap rehashings, a display of a magician who has already shown us his entire bag of tricks.”
Montreal has spoken.
Multiple media outlets are reporting that the pair rehearsed Edith Piaf’s “La vie en rose” earlier this week.
Mayhem and Alcest are among the 5 bands you need to see live in March.
Fresh tracks and timely insight.