Music
Man pulls gun on longtime friend, pistol whips him during argument over Bruno Mars song
It remains unclear which Bruno Mars song the men were arguing about. Continue reading
Oilers’ musical Marody eludes latest round of roster cuts to keep NHL hopes alive
Another eight players were cut at the Edmonton Oilers’ training camp on Thursday but prospect Cooper Marody wasn’t one of them — in fact, he picked up his first point of the pre-season in a tilt against the Winnipeg Jets that night. Continue reading
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Durham College professor wins country music association’s Record Producer of the Year award
A professor at Durham College is gaining recognition by taking home some hardware from the Canadian Country Music Association awards this month. Continue reading
Obstacles that Shape Us: Turning childhood turmoil into musical fuel
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Canadian musician Don Amero shares the obstacle that shaped who he is and what he does today. Continue reading
Hamilton’s Locke Street Festival this Saturday
Hamilton’s Locke Street Festival takes place Saturday. Continue reading
Regina mother and daughter meet pop star Taylor Swift
Never in their wildest dreams did Christy Garn and her daughter Nicole think they would meet Taylor Swift. Continue reading
Jack White to play at Brandt Centre on Nov. 5
Rock singer Jack White will be stopping in Saskatchewan during his Broad House Reach tour. Continue reading
Illness prompts Foo Fighters to postpone Alberta shows, concerts rescheduled for October
It sounds like the Foo Fighters need some flu fighters after illness prompted the band to postpone its two Alberta shows this week, according to a news release from Rogers Place. Continue reading
How times have changed — music then, and music now: Alan Cross
The music industry has undergone tremendous disruption over the 25 years. It’s not until you start looking back that you realize how much has changed. Continue reading
‘Come out and croak with us’: Winnipeg charity explores impact of singing on Parkinson’s
A charity supporting people with Parkinson’s is looking for members. U-Tunes singing group aims to strengthen voices and study the impact the activity has on the disease. Continue reading
