There’s been much written about Oasis’ first two reunion shows in North America, which happened at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on August 24 and 25, so I won’t rehash anything here. But I
Read MoreA morbid title, to be sure, but I Shot a Man in Reno–A History of Death, Murder, Suicide, Fire, Flood, Drugs, Disease, and General Misadventure by Graeme Thompson, is a wild ride through
Read MoreAfter taking a bit of a summer break, I’ll be on the road again this fall with more speaking dates and personal appearances. Here’s the first tranche. More to come!
Read MoreDonald Trump isn’t a king–yet–but he’s sure trying hard to make it happen before whatever is causing his cognitive decline, right-side face droop, dragging right leg, weird posture, and hand bruises takes him.
Read MoreA documentary? No, this is a full-on comedy film entitled New Years Rev, which the band describes as their “love letter to all our favourite road trip movies.” It’ll have its world premiere
Read MoreDespite what he claims, Trump’s tariffs are insane, a tax on the American people. Many companies are laying people off or going out of business entirely because they can’t afford the cost of
Read MoreModern audio tape as we know it began with cigarettes. An Austrian named Fritz Pfleumer–the guy who invented the plastic drinking straw–was trying to come up with a cheap and classy alternative to
Read MoreHere’s why you might want to pay attention a mysterious Russian shortwave station called UVB-76. Now that I’ve jangled your nerves, calm down with music news for August 27, 2025. BONUS: Burning Man
Read MoreOne of the great memes of the summer was when Astronomy CEO Andy Byron was caught canoodling with his HR person, Kriston Cabot on the Coldplay kiss cam. This exposed their affair and
Read MoreWhen he was still a young lad in England, Harvey Lisberg heard The Beatles and learned of the role of manager Brian Epstein. He decided that band management was his vocation. In the
Read MoreOver the last dozen years or so, there has been a flurry of events that (finally!) recognize the contributions of Canadian musicians over the decades. The next is LEGENDS, produced by The Canadian
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