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Slack is back!
Local singer-songwriter and renowned fingerstyle guitarist, Colin Slack, returns full focus to music, ends residency at The Cove Inn on May 27.
Kingston’s Underground Creative Series: Liam Mills
The third in a series on the talented and experienced artists thriving in Kingston’s creative underground.
After a summer return of live music, Hamilton artists thank the venues that 'stuck around'
Musicians reflect on the pandemic's impact on the industry
Tractor Tom keeps the beat for Sunday Fundays
Chicken Pickin' drummer returns to The Cove Inn, January 19
After 52 years, Doc MacLean rambles on
Acclaimed Delta blues disciple and storyteller extraordinaire plays The Cove Inn, November 14.
Powerful new single from My Own Addiction leaves band wondering who inspired Alexandra Augustine's lyrics
My Own Addiction opens for Anvil at Overtime in Kingston, Saturday, October 14
New album by The Gertrudes celebrates community, debuts next-gen members
Greg Tilson discusses new album and band’s enduring legacy.
New single by S-Cape Artist celebrates life partners
Kingston rapper releases video single, You Make Me Fly, on October 13, 2023
Bill Quigley brings his East Coast Experience to Kingston in March
Move 98.3 FM's Trinette Atkinson talks with Bill Quigley from East Coast Experience ahead of their March 14 concert at The Spire.
Kingston’s Underground Creative Series: Kwesi Mangata
Hailing from Ghana, the Kingston-based artist has built a reputation as a musician and photographer.
Mike O'Brien shares his love of the Montreal music scene and acoustic folk
Renowned guitarist set to play The Cove Inn with Sin & Swoon songwriting partner Michelle Tompkins on October 4.
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Kingston's The Kildeers release first single
The Escape precedes the indie-folk trio's debut album this spring
Author: Rob Howard
