Kim Mitchell, Canada’s clown prince of power pop, turns Vancouver into a Rocklandwonderland

Few performers have the ability to deliver a hard-driving show with as much gusto and playful humour as Sarnia, Ontario's human scarecrow.

British blues-rocker Joanne Shaw Taylor found her calling through an early love of Stevie Ray Vaughan

When I contact blueswoman Joanne Shaw Taylor in Houston, Texas she’s far from her native England but still, in a way, very much at home.

I did my third interview with Jason Bonham in 2010, when he was touring with his multimedia show, Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience.

When Marillion vocalist Fish walked on stage at the Commodore on Monday it looked as though he'd just stepped off the rugby field.

South Korean guitar-rock girl band Rolling Quartz--composed of members Arem, Hyunjung, Iree, Jayoung and Yeongeun--plays the Rio on Friday.

When Bryant was 11 he experienced his own “Curtis Loew moment” when he came across a 63-year-old bluesman at a music store in Paris, Texas.

I did my seventh interview with Joe Satriani back in December of 2010, when he was touring behind his album Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards.

"If you’re anybody of our age and you go camping in the summer there’s a good chance that the Hip are gonna be part of the playlist.”

I interviewed Rob Halford for the fourth time in 2010, when he was touring with his band Halford, in support of the new album Made of Metal.

Canadian soft-rock superstar Sarah McLachlan performs hits from the past and tunes from latest album Better Broken at the PNE on Sunday.

I interviewed Canuck-rock legend Randy Bachman for the second time in 2009, when he was set to play a show at Vancouver's Commodore Ballroom.

Bill Henderson has seen his share of strange crowds over the years, but few as jaded as the one he encountered at the Metro last Friday.

The two singer-guitarists in Toronto alt-country act the Warped 45s go way back—and they should, since they’re first-cousins.