Metalheads, mark your calendars! On January 20th, 2025, legendary Slayer guitarist Kerry King will be tearing up the stage at the iconic Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver. If you’re a fan of face-melting riffs, thunderous beats, and the sheer raw energy […]
Last night at The Rickshaw Theatre, the lineup brought a mix of styles and energy that left a lasting impression—some of it literally, thanks to a certain drumstick incident. The Fomites kicked things off with raw energy and chaotic enthusiasm. […]
ZETRA ZETRA, the dynamic two-piece band, started the night on a high note with their captivating blend of haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes. Despite their minimalistic setup, the band exuded a presence far larger than their numbers would suggest. Positioned […]
Monday night’s lineup promised a night of sheer energy and unrelenting metal, and it delivered on every front. From the atmospheric opener to the legendary headliner, this show took the audience on a journey through punk, hardcore, and thrash, proving […]
Venue: The Rickshaw Date: November 21st, 2024 A sold-out crowd gathered last night to witness one of the most chaotic and electrifying nights Vancouver’s music scene has seen in years. With You Big Idiot kicking things off, Supersuckers bringing decades […]
Recently we had the good fortune of chatting with Mike Odd, manager of the super parody band MAC SABBATH. In our conversation we dove into everything from the bands new tour and the quirks of consumerism to humor’s role in […]
Monday Night’s Theatrical Metal Spectacle Was Nothing Short of Legendary This past Monday, fans of heavy metal descended into a venue transformed into a cathedral of sound, theatrics, and raw energy. The lineup featured the soaring falsettos and haunting stories […]
On November 16, 2024, Vancouver’s Vogue Theatre hosted an electrifying sold-out night of music, featuring a headlining performance by Death From Above 1979 and a fiery opening set from Washington D.C.’s fuzz-punk duo, Teen Mortgage. This unforgettable evening reminded fans […]
Friday night’s Arkells concert was a masterclass in creating a live experience that feels larger than life yet deeply personal. From their meticulous setlist to unexpected moments of intimacy and joy, the band delivered a performance that showcased their ability […]
On a rare and atmospheric night, Vancouver’s Cobalt hosted the long-awaited return of The March Violets, playing their first show in the city since 1987, supported by none other than Die So Fluid. Together, these two acts crafted an evening […]
