Cultural Affairs
-
Supplied Accidentally writing a hit: Sebastien de Castell
Sebastien de Castell is a Canadian author of 17 books. His most recent release, The Malevolent Eight, follows foul-mouthed accidental…
Read More » - Supplied
From a rocky beginning to building a loyal fanbase: Autoheart
Autoheart is a queer indie-pop trio from London, United Kingdom (U.K.), gearing up for a tour after they release their…
Read More » - Supplied - Isa B
Ali Shah talks about the change of direction in his new releases
Ali Shah is a young Toronto-based queer, brown pop artist. While he’s already released an EP and several singles, his…
Read More » - Supplied
Big Valley Jamboree: Teigen Gayse interview
From British Columbia, Teigen Gayse is a country artist looking ahead to an upcoming single release, and possibly another album.…
Read More » - Liam Hodder
Big Valley Jamboree: James Barker Band interview
Ahead of their Saturday set at the Big Valley Jamboree country music festival in Camrose, James Barker of the James…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Big Valley Jamboree: Mariya Stokes interview
Mariya Stokes took to the main stage at the Big Valley Jamboree on August 1 with plenty of flare and…
Read More » - Liam Hodder
Big Valley Jamboree: Travis Dolter interview
Travis Dolter is a local country artist, University of Alberta alum, and farmer. Ahead of his set at the Big…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Big Valley Jamboree: Savannah Jade interview
Savannah Jade kicked off the third day of Big Valley Jamboree on the main stage. The Quebecois artist spoke with…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Big Valley Jamboree: Paige Rutledge interview
Paige Rutledge, a country singer hailing from Ontario, played the Saturday Songwriters Showcase at Big Valley Jamboree. Ahead of her…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Photostory: Big Valley Jamboree 2025
One of Alberta’s biggest festivals kicked off on July 31 for four days in Camrose. Big Valley Jamboree saw lots…
Read More »
