The Mohawk Lodge’s Ryder Havdale made a New Year’s resolution to write a happy song

Ryder Havdale made a name for himself on the Vancouver indie-rock scene with groups like Kids These Days and Second Narrows.

The crowd goes mild as the Moody Blues roll out the hits in Vancouver

For anyone who was looking for a little excitement last Saturday night (February 7), the Pacific Coliseum was not the place to be.

California rock band Eagles of Death Metal plays the Vogue Theatre on Friday as part of its Death By Sexy 25th Anniversary Tour.

Tim Curry holds a special place in the hearts of horror fans for his portrayal of Pennywise in the 1990 adaptation of Stephen King's It.

Frankie Venom is back, and with Teenage Head's other three original members in tow, he brought the band to the Town Pump last Friday.

When I contact Tom Wilson at an Edmonton hotel, he’s feeling refreshed after an afternoon session of “adult nap time”.

When it came time to record their fourth studio album, Hope & Ruin, the Trews holed up at the Tragically Hip’s Bathouse.

Late-night screening at the Rio Theatre on Friday of a 4K restoration of director John Carpenter's 1981 action-thriller Escape From New York.

I interviewed Randy Bachman for the second time in January of 2009, when he was preparing to play a show at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom.

“People say my voice sounds like Tom Petty's,” Sabatin admits, “but that's one thing I can't do anything about."

Back in the late-'70s and early-'80s I could listen to Triumph's hits like "Lay It on the Line" and "Magic Power" all day long.

I did my second interview with Jonny Lang back in April of 2010, shortly after he finished taking part in the Experience Hendrix Tour.

The first time I saw AC/DC in concert was at Vancouver’s Pacific Coliseum back in 1983, at the start of the Flick of the Switch tour.