Author: Glenn Alderson

The Constant Evolution of the Calgary Folk Music Festival

Chow Down Chinatown: Where Music, Food, and Culture Collide

Tradition has always been in Wong’s roots, which is part of what led him to creating his latest endeavour, Chow Down Chinatown (note: this event is proudly sponsored by RANGE Magazine). The food and music hybrid, which Wong hopes to turn into a regular occurrence, encourages music fans to order take-out from any local Chinatown […]

ANOHNI and the Johnsons Channel Sorrow, Beauty, and Anger on My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross

July Talk: Love Lives Here Goes Behind The Scenes of an Unconventional Rock Show

Queer and Creative, Fleece is the Future of Indie Rock 

Toronto Fringe 2023 Picks Of The Fest

No matter your artistic preference, Toronto Fringe has you covered. Looking for a hip-hop adaptation of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar? Look no further than Caezus. Want a philosophical and cosmic adventure? The Parliament of Poets will take you there. Up for a strong narrative about romance, motorcycles, and Vietnam in the 60s? Enter Sadec 1965: A […]

Killer Mike: Memoirs of a Rap Maverick

Alex Nicol Skips Past the Mainstream with “Hollywood”

The Jins Get A Life

The Best Music Docs We Saw At Tribeca 2023

From Carlos Santana, to Gogol Bordello and Gloria Gaynor, 2023’s music movie offerings span genres, decades, and countries. Even with these differences, this year’s most exciting docs share some ingredients. They clear the smoke and mirrors to reveal the fascinating machinations of the music industry. They showcase determined, idiosyncratic, and visionary artists who refuse to […]