Michael Bolton looking forward to ‘relaxed’ gig in Winnipeg
He’s sold more than 75 million records, won Grammys, American Music Awards, and toured the world – but all Michael Bolton wants to do is relax. Continue reading
Music
Extra Dosage of When Life Gives You Parkinson’s: Lights! Camera! Action! Parkinson’s!
By Larry Gifford Program Director
In this bonus episode, we meet the actor and director behind The New Music, a film that follows the struggles of Adrian, a gifted classical musician, who discovers he has YOPD. Continue reading
Regina hosting first Saskatchewan Music Awards
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
SaskMusic is honouring excellence and celebrating the achievements of the province’s music industry with the first-ever Saskatchewan Music Awards at The Exchange in Regina. Continue reading
Illness forces Fleetwood Mac to reschedule Alberta concerts at last minute
Just hours before they were set to perform at Rogers Place in Edmonton on Saturday, news spread that Fleetwood Mac had been forced to reschedule its Alberta concerts this week because a band member became ill. Continue reading
Santa comes to Amherstview in 39th annual Lions Club parade
By Mike Postovit Videographer
A sure sign Christmas is on the way, the first Santa Claus parade in the Kingston area happened in Amherstview on Saturday. Continue reading
Dartmouth music teacher, performer has prized organ stolen from vehicle
John Varley says his organ was stolen sometime overnight Oct. 24, 2018. Continue reading
Drake says he was profiled, denied service at Vancouver’s Parq Casino
By Simon Little Online Journalist
In an Instagram story posted early Saturday morning, the rapper called Parq the “worst run business I have ever witnessed.” Continue reading
Regina band set to rock The Exchange and promote inclusivity
By Carlyle Fiset Anchor
A Regina-based rock band is getting set to headline an event promoting inclusivity at The Exchange on Nov. 2. Continue reading
Brett Kissel to sing ‘O Canada’ at the 2018 Grey Cup
Country music singer Brett Kissel will sing the national anthem at the 106th Grey Cup taking place later this month at Edmonton’s Commonwealth Stadium. Continue reading
Obstacles that Shape Us: From grieving to releasing an album and book
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Obstacles that Shape Us is a series of inspiring stories shared by Canadians who have overcome adversity. Here’s how Manitoba musician Lindsey White got to know her dad near the end of his life which made her turn to music and writing with a new perspective. Continue reading
