Big Wreck, Headstones, Moist and The Tea Party will reunite this January for the highly-anticipated, all-Canadian tour.

This summer, Big Wreck, Headstones, Moist and The Tea Party will hit the road together for a 17-date coast-to-coast Canadian tour.

Four iconic Canadian rock bands will be joining together for the Saints and Sinners Tour, which will be stopping in Calgary on Monday, July 6.

"It's amazing when you're able to stand up onstage 25 years later and everyone's singing every word to every single song," said Moist's David Usher.

A date for Kingston's annual Rockin' the Square concert has been set for Aug. 2.

Do you hate the word "moist?" Scientists studying why people have an aversion to the word say they've come up with three reasons why.

KISS will be performing at a corporate Stampede party this year, along with The Cult and Moist.

Musician and writer David Usher, Dr. David Hornstein and nurse/clinician Bita Danechi and author Simon Gervais are on Focus Montreal this week.

Canadian rock band Moist wrapped up its first bonafide cross-country tour in more than a decade with a show last week at the Hard Rock Casino in Coquitlam, B.C.