Then & Now: Mod Club

History: To share the history of how The Mod Club Theatre came to be, one must first trace College Street’s evolution as a nightlife destination. The...;

Then & Now: The Edge

History: On the northeast corner of Gerrard and Church sits a modest three-floor building that has had—and housed—many lives. It is said to have once...;

Festive special

Death From Above 1979: 7:10 p.m. While there's no new music from DFA79, both Jesse F. Keeler and Sebastien Grainger contributed to pal Felix Cartal's...;

Mum’s the word

Fresh off headling a Canada Day Festival in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, B.C.'s Mother Mother will make a pit stop in town today, and they want you to join...;

Patrick Watson’s adventures on the Danforth

With this year's Polaris Music Prize voting about to begin, we have an opportunity to catch up with 2007 winner Patrick Watson. The talented, Montreal...;

Then & Now: Catch 22

History: While a five-year-lifespan tends to be a decent run for nightclubs in this city, some strike a nerve and manage to go it longer, thanks to an...;

Plaskett/Turner Overdrive

For fans of inspired, earnest rock 'n' roll the upcoming two-night stand at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre featuring the Joel Plaskett Emergency and Frank...;

Harvey Brooker: Weight-loss guru

For more than a quarter century, Harvey Brooker has been helping Toronto men trim the fat with his weight-loss gatherings, which feel like a combination...;

Jack White’s Blunderful world

Jack White's new album, Blunderbuss, is a shambolic, chaotic trip through the history of recorded music—and adds some genres that havnt been invented...;

Kasabian get Kool

Among current UK rock bands, the most beloved on these shores right now may very well be Kasabian. Their mix of psychedelic guitar rock and danceable...;