Indie pop-rock outfit Jane’s Party have announced a North American tour spanning 18 cities supporting BRITs Critics Choice winner and popular singer-songwriter Tom Odell. The tour kicks off in Toronto at the legendary Massey Hall on October 2, and wraps up in Vancouver at The Orpheum on October 29. See below for a full routing. JP last supported Odell in 2019 when they joined him on a massively popular European run (photos below). Odell’s ballad “Another Love” went hyper-viral on TikTok last year and started charting globally, nearing 2 Billion streams alone on
Spotify.
Today, famed multi-Platinum rockers Barenaked Ladies announce their highly anticipated new album, In Flight, will be released on September 15 and share their newest single + video, “One Night”. Brimming with 14 vibrant tracks, the band’s 18th studio album seamlessly captures the hallmark playfulness and astute observation that have earned BNL global renown, and artfully juxtaposes those signature elements against a contemplative, philosophical backdrop that converges into a resounding impression of growth and wisdom gained. In tandem with the release, Barenaked Ladies will commemorate the silver jubilee of their chart-dominating, pop-culture-defining smash, “One Week”.
(August 17, 2023) – Today, indie-alt rock artist Frank Mighty – the alter ego of Calgary born and Toronto-basedmulti-instrumentalist John Traboulsi – shares his new single “Indefinitely”. Shimmering guitars and driving upbeat drums canvas Traboulsi’s cathartic vocals perfectly in this immensely catchy indie-rock ‘n’ roll love song. Stream here.
Today, GRAMMY® Award-winning, multi-platinum singer-songwriter, actor, and New York Times best-selling author, COREY TAYLOR (Slipknot, Stone Sour) releases “Talk Sick” – the third new song taken from his upcoming 2nd solo studio album, CMF2.
Montreal new-age punk outfit NOBRO are back with their first single of 2023. “Let’s Do Drugs” is a tongue-in-cheek romp with crashing percussion, gnarled guitar lines, and raspy vocals. “A ‘dumb’ rock song about getting older,” vocalist and bassist Kathryn McCaughey explains that “it’s about wanting to have one more wild night, while having no business doing so and failing miserably. Musically it’s a middle ground between maybe ‘(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)’ and ‘Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap’ but only the dumbest bits of those songs, distilled into something even more dumb. It’s like shotgunning a beer then immediately puking on yourself.” It’s accompanied by a raucous music video.