The ides of March this year were marked by the three-member, indie rock band, Palace,  performing for a sold-out crowd at Beanfield Théâtre with Montreal’s very own, Edwin Raphael, as their opener.

Harmony Express hostess with the mostess Celia R. heads out on the town for a week of Jazz Festivities.

Victoria heads to Bar le Ritz for some no nonsense jazz fusion.

Drilling the skull downtown.

CKUT Music Department Volunteer Chiara Strollo caught the HAWA B and RFlex at Tavern Tour last week.

CKUT music department volunteer Allison Keil reporting from Sala on Fleece’s winter tour kickoff show.

Omar Sosa and Seckou Keita illustrate music’s ability to bridge divides and bring people together. Their innovative sound is a reminder of the beauty that emerges when we embrace our differences and work in harmony.

Spoon Bend, TV Dog and Bianca are acts not to be missed.

As a trap and hiphop lover and a native to Atlanta, GA, I was extremely excited to attend the concert of Nate Husser, a Montréal born up and coming rapper.

From golden-age 90s house to left-field techno, garage, and more, U-Turn breaks from the monotony of uninspiring dance music.

Santa Teresa at the Societé Des Arts Technology hosted a three act bill which brought together a multitude of genres for a fun and versatile night.

A relaxed evening with hearts warmed by great music and charming band members.