Newt’s top 10 things to do in Vancouver this week, December 2 to 6

22-year-old alt-pop singer-songwriter Billie Eilish plays Rogers Arena on Tuesday, with guests the Marías.

Word-for-word with Dickey Betts of the Allman Brothers: the complete interview, July 18, 1991

I've interviewed Dickey Betts four times. He's one of the most thoughtful and interesting guitarists I've had the pleasure of chatting with.

Apologies in advance to any Stevie Wonder fans who were hoping to see "I Just Called to Say I Love You" on the list.

American pop superstar Taylor Swift performs the last three shows on her record-breaking Eras Tour at BC Place December 6 to 8.

Pedal-steel guitarist Scott Smith and guitarist Tony Wilson perform music by Buddy Emmons and Lenny Breau at All-City Athletics on Saturday.

One of the things I'm most proud of doing during my 40-plus years as a music writer was interviewing J.J. Cale. Twice!

This is my first Warren Haynes interview, which I did when the Allman Brothers were touring behind the Where It All Begins album.

Vancouver instrumental stoner-metal trio Heavy Trip plays a release party for new album Liquid Planet at the Pearl on Thursday.

The Saskatchewan native was an unstoppable party-hearty force, leaping about and cranking out rhythmic riffs on his white Prestige guitar.

Billy Idol's career may have peaked back in 1983 with Rebel Yell, but judging by his recent recordings he can still sing his ass off.

Canadian supergroup the Trans-Canada Highwaymen plays a fundraising gala/cocktail reception at West Van's Kay Meek Arts Centre on Saturday.

Led by vocalist-guitarist Todd Kerns, the quartet specializes in covering timeless songs by some of Canada's most beloved classic-rock acts.

The Bottle Rockets have to be one of the most underrated rock bands of all time. I freakin' loved those guys.