Bad Company finally gets nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, could Johnny Winter and Rory Gallagher be next?

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced its nominees for the class of 2025 today, and finally decided to live up to its name a little bit.

My favourite American rock band is playing Vancouver this summer, so screw the boycotts

One thing I won't be boycotting this year is the Drive-By Truckers, who have just announced a Vancouver show on Thursday, June 12.

Two years after Whitesnake released its 1987 album--which has gone on to sell 25-million copies--I interviewed guitarist John Sykes.

Singer-songwriter Neko Case discusses her memoir The Harder I Fight the More I Love You at Performance Works on Granville Island on Monday.

I did my first interview with Jason Isbell in July of 2007, while he was touring behind his debut solo album, Sirens of the Ditch.

Many people claim that Rush was Canada's best band. Others point to the Tragically Hip, or maybe The Band. I reckon it's a three-way tie.

The Vancouver Canucks take on Auston Matthews and the Toronto Maple Leafs in National Hockey League action at Rogers Arena on Saturday.

Rock fans might not recognize anybody in the above photo--which was taken on Alice Cooper's tour bus in 1997--except for Cooper himself.

I did the first of my three interviews with David Lowery in 1998, four days before the release of Cracker's fourth album, Gentleman's Blues.

Adventures in Pedal Steel at the WISE Hall on Friday features guitarist Scott Smith hosting an event focusing on pedal-steel guitar.

Back in May of 1989 I interviewed British guitarist John Sykes while he was promoting the debut album by his new band, Blue Murder.

"I watched so much comedy during the pandemic...so my dream is that I'm hopefully providing some sort of relief for other people."

Screening at the Cinematheque on Saturday of Sorcerer, director William Friedkin's 1977 remake of the 1953 thriller The Wages of Fear.