Montreal

The band Angine de Poitrine swept the 2026 ADISQ Gala, winning eight of the prestigious Félix Awards during the various ceremonies.

Ten years after losing his father, Adam Cohen spots him everywhere.

Vermont singer/songwriter Noah Kahan will play Montreal on his sole Canadian tour date, performing atParc Jean-Drapeau on June 15, 2027.

Singer-songwriter Charlotte Cardin has announced a new international tour for next year, following the release of a new album in January.

In light of several reports highlighting Quebecers’ lack of interest in local music, a number of groups are calling for improved “offline discoverability” of artists, particularly in shops, restaurants and various public spaces.

Sass Jordan, the Montreal-raised rock singer whose career spanned nearly four decades, has died at 63.

Quebecers visited museums and exhibition centres less frequently last year than in 2024, with institutions seeing their first decline since resuming operations after the pandemic.

Celine Dion kicked off Paris Fashion Week in style on Monday, stepping onto the catwalk beneath the Eiffel Tower and belting out “I’m Alive” to a delighted crowd in a surprise performance.

POP Montreal is celebrating its 25th edition of the festival full of indie music and local venues.

The mysterious Quebec rock duo Angine de Poitrine took home top hardware from the Polaris Music Prize on Tuesday, winning for their album “Vol II” and song “Fabienk.”

Actor Rémi Goulet was on the set of Canadian hockey movie “Major Junior” when a producer mentioned he was working on a film about the late Formula One star Gilles Villeneuve.

Montreal-based filmmakers dominate the list of movies nominated for the Windsor International Film Festival’s top prize.

Canadian extraterrestrial rock band Angine de Poitrine is to land in Toronto.

In the 44 years since Canadian race car driver Gilles Villeneuve’s fatal crash, his daughter Melanie Villeneuve has seen her late father’s story told many times.

The documentary, Matthew Rankin’s followup to the Oscar-shortlisted “Universal Language,” presents a history of Canada’s Progressive Conservative Party through the lens of Brian Mulroney’s rise to power.