Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction fail to inspire much crowd reaction at the Commodore

Looking biker mean, the British band whipped through most of the tunes from its latest release, Tattooed Beat Messiah.

Twentieth Century beats out Daryl Burgess & the Rhythm Snakes to take top spot at Spotlight ’86

It was the second straight Spotlight win for T.C. leader Steven Drake, who was also a member of M.T. Vessels when they won last year.

At 86 Street last week this scribbler's pen damn near ran out of ink with all the noteworthy stuff happening on stage.

Just before Mr. Big was about to take the stage at Club Soda Monday, somebody phoned in a bomb threat to Vancouver police.

I gotta admit, I wasn't totally sure that I'd be loving Geoff Tate's concert at the Great Canadian Casino Vancouver last night.

During "Sunny Place, Shady People" one girl fainted and had to be lifted over the barricade at the foot of the stage and carried away.

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

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

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

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.

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.

Last night the Tedeschi Trucks Band delivered a funkified, soul-heavy, blues-based blast for the ages at the sold-out Queen E. Theatre.

On a stage decked out with a dozen white sheets, the Dummies roamed through most of the songs from their hit debut album.