Three Days Grace
Three Days Grace are a big thing on the southern U.S. hard rock circuit, which means they haven’t had much time for quaint hometown-ish shows in years.
That all changed recently when the band played three charity shows in Peterborough, Ontario.
I spoke to them for Huffington Post Music Canada about those shows.
You can read the story here.
Filed under Music, Shameless Promotion
The Doors
My “This Week In Music History” feature went out again this week over at the Spinner.
This was one of the weirdest columns I’d done in awhile. There was Jim Morrison of The Doors getting arrested on stage, George Harrison getting stabbed over 40 times by a crazy person, and James Brown in an interstate car chase.
To find out more things that made music history, click here.
Filed under Music, Shameless Promotion
Delta Airlines
As Sarah’s stolen Las Vegas luggage (or as her detractors would like to point out, potentially misplaced) inevitably makes its way to Las Vegas pawn shops, her Delta t-shirt photo essay has been picked up and retransmitted via Huffington Post Travel Canada.
You can read it by going here.
Or, you can reread the original, which contains more photos.
Filed under The Misadventures Of, Travel
John Lennon
My “This Week In Music History” feature went out again this week over at the Spinner.
Technically this was last week’s This Week In Music History column, but I’ve been busy, and sick, so stuff it. There’s stuff about John Lennon, Black Flag and The Rolling Stones‘ Altamont adventure in there.
To find out more things that made music history, click here.
Filed under Music, Shameless Promotion
The Weakerthans
The latest edition of my Polaris People column is online over at the Polaris Music Prize website.
In this edition The Weakerthans get cover-happy, Drake gets cookin’ and the Japandroids are everywhere.
To read this week’s column, go here.
Filed under Music, Shameless Promotion
I Overcame My Autism And All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Disorder: A Memoir
Risky Fuel 