Wavelength

Wavelength Summer Thing Gets Daniel Romano's Outfit, NYSSA, SlowPitchSound for 2024

PUBLISHED Jul 10, 2024

Toronto's Wavelength has announced its Summer Thing lineup, taking place on August 10 for the SummerSeries in Trillium Park at Ontario...

Wavelength Gets Georgia Harmer, DijahSB, Beams and More for 2024 Winter Festival

PUBLISHED Jan 19, 2024

Wavelength Music organizers have unveiled the details for their annual Winter Festival, which is due to take place from February 29 (happy...

Wavelength Gets Status/Non-Status, Lex Leosis, Lee Paradise for 2023 Summer Thing

PUBLISHED Jul 11, 2023

Toronto music non-profit Wavelength Music has announced the lineup of its Summer Thing event, happening as part of SummerSeries from August...

Wavelength Winter Music Festival Unveils 2023 Lineup with Do Make Say Think, Deerhoof, Sister Ray

PUBLISHED Jan 18, 2023

Wavelength is back in 2023 for its first in-person winter festival since the pandemic began, and this edition's Daniel Monkman-curated line...

Canadian Music Festivals Remember the Standout Performances That Defined Them

PUBLISHED Jun 14, 2022

There are so many long-running music festivals all over Canada, and none of them would be possible without the dedicated teams of staff and...

Cadence Weapon, Backxwash, Yoo Doo Right to Play Toronto's Wavelength Summer Thing

PUBLISHED May 31, 2022

Wavelength Music has unveiled details of its upcoming Summer Thing event — billed as "more than a show, but not really a festival" — which...

Wavelength Winter Festival Announces 2022 Online Speaker Series with Keynote Talk by Buffy Sainte-Marie

PUBLISHED Feb 24, 2022

Toronto's Wavelength Winter Festival — now in its 22nd year — is reshaping as an online speaker series for 2022, and today it's revealed th...

Every City Needs a Book Like 'Any Night of the Week: A DIY History of Toronto Music, 1957–2001'

By Jonny Dovercourt

PUBLISHED Apr 16, 2020

There are plenty of city-specific music books and plenty of books about DIY music, but Any Night of the Week might be the first about a cit...