Dan Savoie

There’s something about hearing a voice that shaped a generation echoing through an arena that makes the years fall away. Sarah McLachlan proved that on Sunday night at Canada Life Place in London, where she [...]

When darkness descends on Heritage Village for three consecutive Wednesdays in December, the veil between past and present grows dangerously thin. Rebecca Mickle and The Purple Theatre Company invite audiences to walk where spirits linger, [...]

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

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