Bill Cutbill, Author at Toronto Guardian

Lee’s Palace might be in need of some urgent refurbishment; for one thing the ceiling seems to be falling apart, […]

Camp Wavelength 2017 signals festival’s return to the Toronto Islands for its third incredible year as the city’s original music […]

In a night of controlled demolition, Metz brought the Silver Dollar Room to the ground on what would be the […]

The Baby G has been quietly building itself a bit of buzz. If you don’t know, it’s a reasonably new […]

Here for another festival review and this time it’s Camp Wavelength (Camp WL), back for a second year to rock […]

With the sun shining on downtown’s Time Festival on Saturday, an eclectic bill of hip-hop, rock, pop and dance music […]

As you take a seat in a smart venue over a century old, you aren’t expecting to be met by a […]

WAYHOME festival returned for only its second year, featuring artist like LCD Soundsystem, Arcade Fire and The Killers at the […]

Toronto’s hottest property, BADBADNOTGOOD (BBNG) release their new LP IV this week and jeez, will it breathe life into your summer. […]

It’s not every day that you get an invite to see a band you’ve never heard of that formed in […]