Newt’s top 10 Vancouver concerts in November

British guitar-rock quartet the Darkness, featuring brothers Justin and Dan Hawkins, plays the Commodore Ballroom on November 15.

Sam Roberts was inspired by Neil Young and Crazy Horse to keep the RECORD button on

“You know, Neil [Young] would sit down to record with Crazy Horse...and he would have a couple of riffs, and that would be it."

Screening at the Rio on Monday of director Brian DePalma's 1976 adaptation of Stephen King's bestselling supernatural-horror novel Carrie.

There have been several movies that effectively preyed on people's fear of flying, and Flight 180 wants to join the aerophobia elite.

"I try to find the rhythm in everything that I do and everything that I see, and I don't have a hard time doing that, it's everywhere."

Nothing says heavy-metal at Halloween like Iron Maiden's mascot Eddie the Head comin' at ya with a fearsome grimace.

Screening at the Rio on Sunday of director Nicolas Roeg‘s 1973 supernatural thriller Don't Look Now, hosted by guest curator Osgood Perkins.

Lately the Great White North has also acquired its very own best-selling horror writer, going by the name of Michael Slade.

All the Vancouver Rush freaks who've been hoping and praying that the Canuck prog-rock legends would play here again have gotten their wish.

The world can be a very disturbing place right now, what with all the political violence and starving kids and fear of nuclear war and such.

Late-night 50th anniversary screening at the Rio on Friday of director Jim Sharman's campy musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Saskatoon alt-country artists the Deep Dark Woods are no strangers to the hazards of snow-covered Canadian roads.

I interviewed Mississippi Delta bluesman Big Jack Johnson back in 2003 when he was touring behind his Memphis Barbecue Sessions album.