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Photos: Halestorm, Lindsey Stirling, Apocalyptica @ Budweiser Stage

Photos by: David McDonald –  Hard Rock band Halestorm, who released their newest album, Everest, on August 8th, 2025 via Atlantic, which featured the singles “Everest”, “Darkness Always Wins”, “Rain Your Blood On Me”, and “Like A Woman Can” , performed at Budweiser Stage in Toronto on Sept. 19th with EDM/Classical Crossover artist Lindsey Stirling, who … Continue reading →

Photos: X Ambassadors, Delacey @ Danforth Music Hall

Photos by: Brandon Newfield – Alt-Rock band X Ambassadors, who released their newest EP, Townies, on October 18th, 2024, which featured the single “Fragile”, and followed up their April 2024 album, Townie, which featured the singles “No Strings”, “Your Town”, “Half-Life”, and “Follow the Sound of My Voice”, performed at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto … Continue reading →

Legends of Horror Returns to Casa Loma for Halloween Season

By: Staff – Toronto, you’ll want to leave the lights on… as Liberty Entertainment Group announces the return of its annual Halloween-themed theatrical event Legends of Horror  on the grounds of Toronto’s renowned castle, Casa Loma.Now in its tenth year, Toronto’s best-loved and sell-out horror experience opens Friday, October 3rd and runs until November 1st. The supernatural event is guaranteed to … Continue reading →

Photos: The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Flavor Crystals @ Danforth Music Hall

Photos by: David McDonald –  Psychedelic rock band The Brian Jonestown Massacre, who released their newest album, The Future Is Your Past, on February 10th, 2023 via A Records, which was produced by frontman Anton Newcombe, and which followed up their 2022 album, Fire Doesn’t Grow on Trees, performed at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto … Continue reading →

Photos: Wet Leg @ History Toronto

Photos by: Myles Herod – UK indie rock band Wet Leg, who released their newest album, Moisturizer, July 11th 2025 via Domino, performed at History in Toronto on Sept. 12th.

TIFF 2025: “Mile End Kicks” Declares the Most Radical Act is to be Yourself

By: Myles Herod – In “Mile End Kicks”, Chandler Levack delivers a quietly humorous portrait of a woman caught between ambition and neglect during the summer of 2011. Grace (Barbie Ferreira), a music journalist from Ontario newly settled in Montreal, sets out to write a book about Alanis Morissette’s “Jagged Little Pill”. However, what she’s truly … Continue reading →

TIFF 2025 – Angelina Jolie Attends “Couture” Premiere

Photos by: Myles Herod – Angelina Jolie attended the “Couture” premiere at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 7th. Anchored by a memorable performance from Oscar winner Angelina Jolie, this compelling new film from Alice Winocour (TIFF ’22’s Paris Memories), set in the Parisian fashion industry, weaves multiple threads of women and girls … Continue reading →

TIFF 2025: “Hen” Serves as Part Absurdist Comedy and Part Slow-Burn Tragedy

By: Myles Herod – György Pálfi’s “Hen” begins not with grandeur, but a close-up of an egg’s messy arrival into the world. From this visceral birth, the film charts the journey of a lone chicken who dodges the slaughterhouse and stumbles into a world no less cruel than the one she escaped. This bird, dark-feathered … Continue reading →

Photos: Mt. Joy @ Budweiser Stage

By: Curtis Sindrey – Los Angeles-based indie rock band Mt. Joy, who released their newest album, Hope We Have Fun, on May 30th, 2025, performed at Budweiser Stage in Toronto last night (Sept. 11th)

TIFF 2025: Mona Fastvold’s “The Testament of Ann Lee” Dares Us to Look Away With Career-Defining Amanda Seyfried Performance

By: Myles Herod – In her third directorial outing, Mona Fastvold conjures a hypnotic meditation on spiritual fervour. At its centre is Amanda Seyfried, delivering a performance so raw and commanding you can’t help but sometimes look away. Long underestimated, Seyfried finally gets a role that taps into her full arsenal: voice, poise, and emotional … Continue reading →