That time I asked BTO’s Randy Bachman if Bruce Allen was the world’s best rock manager

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 says Chilliwack is done with the Top 40 circuit, wants to record and play concerts again

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.

Jeff comes by his Maiden infatuation honestly, 'cause when he was 14 I took him to see them at Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum.

Louisiana blues singer-songwriter and slide-guitar ace Sonny Landreth plays the Vancouver Playhouse on September 1.

When I went for a walk in my North Delta 'hood today I came across a placard promoting next month's Terry Fox Run for cancer research.

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

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.