The Music’s Robert Harvey admits that he got into the Guinness last night

Since they hail from Leeds, England, you might think that the members of the Music view the Who's legendary Live at Leeds album as sacred.

Newt’s top 10 Vancouver concert picks for 2025

American roots-rock duo Larkin Poe, composed of sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell, plays the Commodore Ballroom on April 19.

Blues fans eagerly anticipating the upcoming Vancouver show by Charlie Musselwhite have further reason to be psyched.

East Van alt-country band Petunia and the Vipers plays a release party for new album Calling Me Back at the Rio Theatre on Friday.

Way back in March of 1985 I did my first interview with Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich, who was 21 at the time.

I always thought Jorma Kaukonen was an underrated guitarist, tasty as all hell in both the rock and blues idioms.

Late-night screening at the Rio of F.W. Murnau's silent 1926 horror film Nosferatu, paired with the music of Radiohead.

Way back in December of 1992 I did my second interview with Vancouver-based hard-rock producer Bob Rock (Metallica, the Cult, Motley Crue).

Mike Fraser has worked on a lot of records over the years, but the one artist he keeps coming back to is Bay Area guitar hero Joe Satriani.

Screening at the Rio Theatre on Sunday of It's a Wonderful Life, starring James Stewart as small-town American hero George Bailey.

John Mellencamp is surely one of the finest songwriters ever to emerge from that wacky place called the United States.

Way back in '84 I did my first interview with Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi when the band was touring behind its Born Again album.

50th anniversary screening at the Rio on Wednesday of a 4K restoration of director Bob Clark's Canadian slasher flick Black Christmas.