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.
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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Old-school hip hop stars dominate London’s Harris Park.
Incoming students will get a taste of Toronto's underground music scene this year.
The hip hop giant will perform Sept. 28.
The Forest City showcases singer-songwriters native to London and nominees from out of town all for the price of one wristband.
Welcomed by a warm audience, the orchestra ended their year on a high note with powerful performances of Mozart's Symphony No. 36 and Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Major.
The 48th annual JUNO Awards hit the silver screens (or at least nation-wide broadcast) this past Sunday, bringing beloved Canadian musicians, fans from across the country and novice local performers to the Forest City for a night of celebration.
With the JUNOs coming to London, the city is read to showcase its potential as a city worth international attention.
Hidden within the rockstars' lyrics are deep, everlasting perspectives on our call to love.
A simple guide to writing a universally successful sex anthem.
In celebration of the March 16 and 17 JUNO Awards ceremony in London, Museum London is holding various exhibitions celebrating Canadian art and music.
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