John Butler’s fondness for slide guitar rings true on his trio’s new Grand National CD

When I ring up John Butler in Byron Bay, Australia, he sounds so relaxed that it’s hard to tell if he's even into talking or not.

Newt’s top 10 things to do in Vancouver this weekend, June 5 to 7

Canadian pop-rock supergroup Trans-Canada Highwaymen--featuring members from Odds, TPOH, Barenaked Ladies, and Sloan--plays the Commodore.

"Springsteen doesn't think we sound too much like him," says Fallon, "so nobody else should think that, either."

When James Blunt released his 2005 debut album, Back to Bedlam, no one expected it to sell a million copies--or 11 million.

When I talked to Fogerty in 2007 I told him that my fave CCR tunes of late were "Lookin' Out My Back Door" and "Have You Ever Seen the Rain".

On May 31, 1986, Jeff Krulik and John Heyn drove into the parking lot at Capitol Centre in Landover, Maryland, and started videotaping.

On the cover of Lenny Kravitz's new CD he's pictured in the back seat of a car while a white urban landscape blurs by in the rear window.

High Fade, a funk-infused, technically adept rock trio from Edinburgh, Scotland, plays the Biltmore Cabaret on Sunday, June 26.

When it came time for Matt Mays + El Torpedo to record Terminal Romance, the Nova Scotia–spawned quartet didn’t mess around.

Interviewing Vancouver guitarist Shaun Verreault, getting the scoop on what he's been up to and how he's been dealing with the pandemic.

The Vancouver Vinyl Record Show at Heritage Hall on Sunday features vendors selling vinyl LPs, 45s, CDs, tapes, and music memorabilia.

When I called Kathleen Edwards last week she had just pulled in to Tucson, Arizona, for a gig at the historic Hotel Congress.

"Neil Young just plays what he’s feeling, and if it doesn’t come out right, fuck it, it’s okay. Somehow it still works.”