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The Beta 58's stay true to 'punk rock 'n roll' on Agree To Disagree
Kingston punks reunite with producer Terry Benn on first LP since 2015
Suns of Static spark electricity on new EP
Kingston band announces release of new self-produced 4-song offering, Echoes.
"For Darcy" Fundraiser Concert hopes to raise money for local family & research towards multiple sclerosis
Lowest of the Low headline this fundraising concert, September 3 at The Creekside just north of Kingston.
Kingston duo's musical DNA dates back decades
An interview with with Eric West, one half of lo-fi folk project Buck's Moonlight Revival.
Kingston’s Bill Welychka discusses debut memoir “A Happy Has-Been”
Kingstonian and former MuchMusic VJ has become one of Canada’s most enduring, recognizable, and respected television personalities.
Kingston's Megan Hamilton on CBC Ontario Morning
How Megan Hamilton wrote and recorded six songs… in only four days.
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.
Bad Fortune brings Kingston music lovers great fortune
New indie folk duo release debut single, Muscle Memory.
Black poetic voices take centre stage highlighting themes of joy and pain
The allure of the blank page is an irresistible magnet for creatives
The Wilderness make strange on new single
Chris Koster pitches in on production of. "Strangers I Used To Love," out January 31
Artists making more from merch sales is music to rapper Cadence Weapon's ears
Merchandise sales are essential for touring artists, and a new program will give them a bigger slice of the pie.
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Kingston's The Kildeers release first single
The Escape precedes the indie-folk trio's debut album this spring
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