Newt’s top 10 things to do in Vancouver this weekend, May 29 to 31

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

Kathleen Edwards is hoping ex-Oilers enforcer Marty McSorley will play some tambourine on Jay Leno

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.”

"I don't have [crossover] expectations for Old Reliable," says Shuyler Jansen, "I just hope that we build up a solid, dedicated following."

I've already listed the 20 best post-Beatles songs by Paul McCartney and George Harrison, so now it's John's turn. I guess Ringo will be next.

"I remember it bein' 1967 and hearing 'Purple Haze', and just feeling like, 'This is deep shit, man.' Being seven, it just rocked my world."

Vancouver alt-rock legends Limblifter play the Commodore Ballroom on a bill with the Grapes of Wrath on Saturday.

Wang Chung have just announced the upcoming release of a deluxe edition of its soundtrack to William Friedkin's To Live and Die in L.A.

Although the lack of melodies on Over the Under suggests otherwise, Keenan claims that the Down members were heavily influenced by '70s rock.

I've reviewed over 350 horror movies during my journalism career, and every once in a while I'd come across a real gem, like The Orphanage.

Before he moved on to that big jam in the sky, Jeff Healey discovered a young guitarist from Peterborough named Jimmy Bowskill.

On May 11, 2015, I took my Ear of Newt guitar to Vancouver's Queen Elizabeth Theatre to get it signed by American guitar hero Joe Bonamassa.

55th anniversary screening at the Park Theatre of the shot-in-Vancouver film Carnal Knowledge, hosted by local director Oz Perkins.