Dan Savoie is a Publisher and Editor at 519 Magazine, where he focuses on the dynamic intersection of arts and entertainment. His coverage spans the music business and various music genres, providing insights into the ever-evolving landscape of the entertainment industry. Dan's work has been featured in Windsor + London, showcasing his commitment to highlighting local cultural narratives.
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By: Dan Savoie
Post Productions has mounted a production of Sarah Kane’s notoriously difficult Crave that would likely earn the late playwright’s approval. Running through December 20 at Windsor’s intimate Shadowbox Theatre, director Michael K. Potter and his [...]
Caesars Windsor drops the age restriction on its main stage. DEVO kicks off the new era June 5, and the fall calendar reads like someone gave a man with serious bloodlines an unlimited budget. There's a version of this announcement that sells itself as progressive outreach. The version Caesars Windsor is actually going with is
By: Dan Savoie
Looking back at these archival tapes from Feb. 23, 2012, is a raw hit of perspective. The hiss on the recording feels like a time machine. Here are Sebastien Lefebvre and Chuck Comeau of Simple Plan, 12 years into a career that was supposed to have the shelf life of a carton of milk. But
Listening back to these raw archival tapes from a 2009 conversation with Gunnar Nelson is like unearthing a time capsule. It captures a specific moment when the dust of the 90s had settled and the architects of melodic rock were figuring out their next act. Here was Gunnar, not just a survivor of the grunge
Seth Meyers will take the stage at The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor on Saturday, July 11, 2026, at 8:00 PM. 519 Magazine is giving our readers a chance to win tickets to see the Emmy Award-winning writer and host of NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers. Known for his sharp wit and smart political humor,
Three minutes of synth-pop changed Marc Almond's life completely. His words, not ours. And on July 2, when Soft Cell closes out the Generations Tour at OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino and Resort in Niagara Falls, Ont., sharing a bill with The Human League and Alison Moyet, those three minutes will do what they've done
Steve Tobin built a band that technically shouldn't exist. Black Sky Anthem is proof he was right to keep going anyway. There's a moment in any conversation with Tobin where the nu-metal frontman stops being quotable and starts being philosophical — and the line between the two is thinner than you'd expect. He's talking about
Lindsay Schoolcraft returns from the shadows with Harrowing, a new seven-track record released on June 19. The former Cradle of Filth keyboardist has built a fierce solo career blending metal with classical strings and ethereal harp. But this third studio album is a raw, searing chronicle of survival against narcissistic abuse. The title itself works
Country music takes over Oro-Medonte again this month. Boots and Hearts Music Festival runs Aug. 7-9 at Burl's Creek Event Grounds, and organizers have packed the weekend with some of the biggest names in country music today. Three stages, three days, and a lineup built to keep fans on their feet from the first note
Club Soda's front doors will open on Aug. 21, and by the time they close on Aug. 23, Montreal will have hosted the closest thing progressive metal has to a homecoming. ProgStorm Festival returns for a second edition this month, and it's not creeping back quietly. It's coming back with a headliner who hasn't played
