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World Music Rocks YQG at Kingsville House Concert

November 3, 2017 Karen Andersen Miller 0

This past Saturday (Oct. 28, 2017), the Light of the East Ensemble, a sextet based out of London, Ontario, performed in Kingsville. They brought their world music beat to the YQG area, performing for 20 […]

A True West Sam Shepard Might Have Approved Of

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

With a casting call sent out for toasters earlier this summer, I had no idea what to expect with Post Productions play True West, which opened this past weekend at Shō Art, Spirit & Performance. […]

Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad Provides Playoff Worthy Fun

October 18, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

This week, Kordazone Theatre has been transformed into a hockey arena, complete with boards, stands and feverish hockey moms and dads. For an October in Windsor, nothing could be more Canadian. You’d swear you just […]

CD Review: Jade – Deadly Sins (single)

September 28, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Windsor theatre lovers might remember St. Clair College Graduate Jade McLeod from the highly successful 2016 run of the Rocky Horror Show where she played Magenta in the 70s musical. Now, the young actress and […]

Talented Cast Brings 9 to 5 Musical to Life

September 26, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Community theatre came to life this weekend with the opening of a large ensemble version of 9 to 5: The Musical at E.J. Lajeunesse, staged by Cardinal Music Productions. Produced and directed by Joseph Cardinal, […]

The Drawer Boy Sparkles With Stunning Cast

September 8, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

I would imagine almost everyone knows that feeling when you walk into a live music venue and there’s a band playing that just totally blows your mind. That band has the skills, good songs, they […]

CD Review: George Thorogood – Party Of One

August 30, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

George Thorogood is the unmistakable voice behind storytelling rock hits like Who Do You Love?, I Drink Alone, One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer, Move It On Over, Get A Haircut, and the anthemic Bad […]

Gene Simmons Brings KISS Kruise Excitement to Windsor

August 28, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Windsor became party central on Friday night as KISS founder Gene Simmons rolled into The Colosseum with a solo band for a special birthday bash that drew fans from as far away as Toronto and […]

CD Review: I, The Dreamer – Shadow Hearts

August 23, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Sounding at times a bit like a post-hardcore Linkin Park and at other times as clean as Evanescence, I, The Dreamer is a unique sounding band with a powerful presentation. Their debut EP Shadow Hearts, […]

Ian Anderson Rocks Windsor With Jethro Tull Classics

August 21, 2017 Dan Savoie 0

Ian Anderson might sing about a homeless man named Aqualung in the Jethro Tull classic of the same name, but there’s no mention anywhere about his own personal lungs of steel. This man can play […]