Grab your headphones and your tissues, Red (Taylor’s Version) is out today!
iskwē, a Juno Award-nominated electro-pop artist, and Sarah Legault, a London-based animator, talk about their award-winning collaboration on the song “Little Star” at Wordsfest.
When the world went into quarantine and TikTok flourished, Western students made the most of it by singing, dancing and illustrating their way to fame.
Musical artists comprised of Western graduates performed at Western's Homecoming, including headliner Loud Luxury.
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The first winner of Canada's Drag Race, Priyanka Love, starred in OWeek's Drag Show with sensational dancing, music, costumes and more.
The Juno winning alumni returned virtually for this year's closing ceremonies.
Arkells put on "Arkells' Study Break" Monday night, creating an intimate performance over Zoom.
Hamilton band Arkells are hosting "Arkells' Study Break" for frosh, kicking off Western's first-ever virtual OWeek.
Livestreamed on the University Students' Council's Instagram page, The Reklaws delivered a show to remember on Monday night, with over 150 attendees interacting with some of Canada’s top country artists.
Fire Fest transformed the UCC into an artistic haven on Wednesday. The night featured over 20 acts performing across the stages of The Spoke, The Wave, and The Mustang Lounge to fundraise for the Australian Bushfire crisis.
Ahead of his performance on Wednesday night, BRKN Love’s lead singer, Justin Benlolo, and I search fruitlessly for a quiet place to record our interview in the colossal London Music Hall.
Ahead of Wednesday night’s show in Mustang Lounge, Arkells' frontman Max Kerman promised it would be a “rowdy and intimate” affair.
This year, Western’s largest singing competition is coming back to campus.
Max Kerman — lead singer of Hamilton-born rock band Arkells — is no stranger to London.
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