020599 The Tragically Hip/By Divine Right, Montreal, QC
Todd bless The Tragically Hip. Not just because they were simply a great rock band that wrote and performed anthems…
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Todd bless The Tragically Hip. Not just because they were simply a great rock band that wrote and performed anthems…
Regardless of one’s stance on the sport he championed it is a widely accepted fact that Muhammad Ali was an icon and a hero…
On February 3rd, 1994 I went to see Meat Loaf for the first time…
The venue was in a carpeted salon area that I would eventually come to know as the home of the Civic Centre’s annual Christmas craft sale…
Pop your head into any shed party across the island and you’ll surely find a Cecil O’Brien inside, bent crooked with age and telling tales in rapid-fire, barely intelligible dialect…
On February 1st, 1988 I went to Moncton’s Club Cosmopolitan (The Cosmo, we called it) to see Canadian non-icons FM in concert. It’s not like I was a big fan of the band…
On January 26th, 2002 I furthered my burgeoning career as an young, ambitious, and increasingly cocky concert promoter…
Mr. Shorty (who is anything but short) is a demigod around New Orleans…
Preservation Hall in New Orleans must be the most understated famous venue in America…
On January 23rd, 2005 I was cooling my heels in Cuzco, Peru, which is at an elevation of 3,400 metres. I promised myself I wouldn’t drink until I had climatized to the thin air, however…