The real lottery winner is you, the lucky audience member CKDU’s funding fest kicks off this week with 10 days of amazing shows, parties and events that will make you want to open your wallets and cough over the cash for the good of the airwaves. Friday’s Rock Lottery at the Paragon Theatre (9pm, $8 […]
Stephanie Johns
flossin'
off on a natural charge bon voyage
A nice rainy day playlist makes sitting at your desk in damp clothes a little better, right?
Rainy Day Songs
Tegan and Sara at the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium January 27
Straight from Press Release HQ: “After two sold-out shows in 2007, Tegan and Sara return to Halifax to perform in support of their upcoming album Sainthood at the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium on Wednesday, January 27 at 8pm. Special guest is An Horse. The sisters have turned their attention to the literary world as well, and have recently completed their first ever set of books, titled ON, IN, AT. The three-book set chronicles different time periods in writing and photographs from the past year of Tegan and Sara’s lives.” Mostly touring, I imagine, and generally being awesome. Tickets are $32.50
David Lee Roth Friday
I’m sure you’ve heard this a million times, but it still satisfies. If I worked in an office, I can imagine this creating hours of fun and annoyances for co-workers. Right now it’s just me bugging the cats.
Martin Sexton at St. Matthew’s October 21
New York’s blue eyed-soul artist Martin Sexton makes the trip to Halifax on October 21 at St. Matthew’s Church (8pm, all ages, tickets on sale right now. $30 advance and $35 at the door. Tickets on sale at Ticketpro outlets, 1-888-311-9090 or online at www.ticketpro.ca)
LMFAO on October 24 at the Forum
DEETS: LMFAO, Saturday, October 24, 9pm, Halifax Forum Multi-Purpose Centre, all ages. Tickets are $33.50 in advance or $54.50 for the VIP which includes front viewing (sounds dirty), no line up for entry and possibly a meet and greet (possibly?). Said tickets are available at the Halifax Forum, Ticketpro outlets, Ticketpro Call Centre (1-888-311-9090), online […]
Fucked Up Polaris Prize winners, Metric sore losers, Globe and Mail is cool
My favourite for the Polaris Prize, Toronto’s Fucked Up won the big bucks at the Polaris Prize gala on Monday night and here are some internet tidbits to keep you puttering around on the computer: Metric’s classy reactionGlobe and Mail writes a nice piece and doesn’t blank out the name like a foolWhat Fucked Up plan to do with the money
Hissyfit ain’t no drag
Debbie Diamond lights up the urinals Hissyfit, everyone’s favourite rock and roll drag show, returns Sunday September 27 at Reflections, featuring drag performances by A/V, Big Time Operator (Dead Milkmen cover band with Mark Black), a Smiths tribute band featuring Jason Haywood, The Fat Stupids, The Bad Arts, Get Wrecked, The Wides, The Pinheads and […]
East vs. West: The ultimate showdown for real with Regina’s Hot Blood Bombers
Lookin’ good, Hot Blood Bombers Regina’s Hot Blood Bombers haven’t been out east in their band career. They heard we are nice. We have heard they are “three guys sweating and playing rock and roll garage soul.” It could be a match made in heaven. Touring is an inspirational force for the band and I’d […]
Stone Temple Pilots land in Halifax
Here’s what I know: STP November 24 at the Metro Centre. Tickets go on sale Friday. We get some weird concerts here. I think it’s time to face that.
Tiesto Halifax show cancelled
The Gillett Entertainment Group regretfully announced today that due to scheduling conflicts, the Tiësto Halifax concert scheduled for October 4 at Cunard Centre had to be cancelled. Ticket refunds are available at point of purchase.
3 Inches of Blood and The Most Serene Republic at the Paragon
Coochie coochie coooooo! 3 Inches of Blood are cuddly The Paragon have a couple of big tickets just around the corner to ease you into fall: 3 Inches of Blood (October 14 and 15, guests TBA, tickets $13 in advance or $15 at the door, available at www.ticketpro.ca) and The Most Serene Republic (November 27, […]

