Tag: live music
Formed in August of 2018, The Mariners from Gananoque have been actively playing their local hometown music scene. Comprised of Ryan O’Hearn on lead vocals and rhythm guitars, Sean …
Free ALL AGES Show ?? Be in a Music Video ???? Great local Kingston rock show! ?????? Come on down to Musiikki Café for a FREE show featuring Kingston’s …
As November draws to a close, it’s the perfect time to get into the holiday spirit, with a market, music, Santa, and more, all in support of Almost Home. …
“It’s our fans,” he said. “We’ve got such great fans across the country. People have been coming to see us for 50 years, and now they’re bringing their kids …
Come enjoy a wonderful and lively night of music with The Lemon Bucket Orkestra (from Toronto), The Weather Station (from Toronto) and The Gertrudes, a well known Kingston’s band. …
Morgan Rider returns to Kingston tonight for a solo show at Musiikki Cafe. While the focus will be his “laid-back, haunting folk” sound, Kingston audiences may have seen him …
The Doula Support Foundation, a new non-profit to the Kingston area, is hosting its first major fundraiser this Saturday, Nov. 23rd at The Spire. It’s a concert featuring The …
With charm and high energy, Matt Dusk will have you crooning and swooning to Frank Sinatra chart toppers. Paying homage to Ol’ Blue Eyes himself, award-winning and multi-platinum selling …
A FREE event open to male singers of all ages…with perks! Join the Kingston Townsmen for a special 4-week rehearsal series, where you’ll receive expert voice coaching, make new …
Tonight, Kingston’s Kasador will be blowing off a lot of steam at The Toucan. Their full-length debut album, Brood & Bloom, drops tomorrow, an album that has been in …
The Good Lovelies are no strangers to Kingston music audiences, nor to The Spire, but they’re back this Saturday with a “super-special show,” according to Caroline Brooks, one of …
Toronto-based band The Slyde is often associated with the heavy metal genre, but people who don’t like metal will sometimes find themselves becoming Slyde fans. “I hear a lot …
