With 2018 planted firmly in the rearview mirror, it’s time for Kingstonist to take a look back at the year in local music.
Our thriving local music scene continued to provide great new music for us to hear. There were new releases in 201...
YGK Craft Beer Fest expands the experience with premium tickets, a larger space, a patio, indoor lounge and washrooms.
The four-part documentary is set to release on Prime Video in 2024
The Kingston collective's latest LP Just to Please You due out August 18, 2023
Live music industry workers—including artists, venues, promoters and managers—encouraged to take first-ever survey by June 6, 2024
The festival brought together five of the region’s best under-20 bands for a free, non-competitive afternoon of music.
Return to full-format, the Kingston blues festival promises phenomenal weekend of music.
Still Alive in Kingston starring Bill Welychka, local pop, rock and hip-hop acts to premiere at KCFF this winter
Arts, Recreation & Community Policies Committee meets December 13 to carve $200,000 from arts budget for Tourism Kingston
Celebrated Nova Scotia singer-songwriter and guitarist celebrates fifth album release at The Broom Factory on September 21.
Filmed in Kingston back in February 2018, Little Prison City will premiere on December 31 via the band's mobile app.
Johnny San, co-host of the Kingston Live podcast, has no shortage of praise for the Kingston music scene.
“We’ve talked in almost every episode so far that Kingston has a disproportionate amount of talent for its size,” said San. “...
All proceeds will go to Joe's M.I.L.L.
Drastic rent hikes imperil this venerable—and valuable—venue.