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By: Patrick Topping (@ptopp_ing) – The Saskatoon-based indie rock group The Pistolwhips returns to Toronto for Canadian Music Week 2014 to perform at the Hideout on Queen Street West tonight (May 8). With the release of their new single, “Whatcha Doin”, the band are driven to make an impression on the festival crowd. Aesthetic Magazine chatted with the band’s frontman and co-founder Rylan Schultz … Continue reading
We’re giving away 2 general admission passes to the 2014 SCENE Music Festival in St. Catherines! This year’s edition will feature Marianas Trench, Matthew Good, The Sheepdogs, Monster Truck, Arkells, Lights, and more! You can enter only once via one of the following entry methods: Follow Aesthetic Magazine on Twitter and tweet the following message: Contest: Win 2 … Continue reading
By: Calum Slingerland – Not even the threat of rain could keep concertgoers away from Hog’s Back Park on Saturday night. The Ottawa Folk Festival had a plethora of acts on stages throughout the afternoon, including Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, and Sondre Lerche, and had a stellar lineup in store for the evening as well including Vancouver-based indie alternative … Continue reading
Photos by: Neil Van – Saskatchewan-based rock and roll quartet The Sheepdogs performed an intimate gig at The Drake Hotel last night as part of the Levis 501® Music Series, which ran throughout May and featured performances by Reignwolf and PS I Love You.
By: Sarah MacDonald – Striking gold and becoming the next big thing is a huge deal and the aspiration of many bands. Get it together, make a demo, tour in shitty bars but do what you love, right? If/when the major label record deal is scored, what’s next? The Sheepdogs, winners of the “Choose the Cover … Continue reading
By: Chiara DiAngelo – We spent a fun-filled (albeit scorching hot) day at Downsview Park for Edgefest, packing in as many bands as possible – both old favourites playing the side stage and some of the larger mainstage acts that I had never seen before. Josie Dye of 102.1 The Edge may have best summed … Continue reading
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