Campus & City
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Leah Hennig School of Song’s Paul Cournoyer on balance and musical evolution
Each year, School of Song gathers four up-and-coming local musicians to play at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival. This year…
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Brianna Lizotte’s upcoming album to focus on preserving family stories
Brianna Lizotte is no stranger to the Edmonton Folk Music Festival. She’s taken part in the festival’s Nikamowin programming for…
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Sister Ray: Leaving the big sky country for Toronto
Before Sister Ray, otherwise known as Ella Coyes, was a Juno-nominated, Toronto-based artist, they were a kid growing up in…
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What’s the 311? August 12
In our biweekly column, What’s the 311?, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton.…
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The McDades: Music in the age of technology and polarization
The McDades have been playing music together for almost 20 years. A lot has changed over the years, for music…
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De Temps Antan takes a new approach to recording music
After a long and occasionally stormy week, De Temps Antan closed out the CKUA stage at this year’s KDays. The…
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Drag Me to the Midway returns to KDays for another year
Drag performers from Edmonton and beyond took over the CKUA stage at KDays on July 24. The lineup of this…
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Aysanabee returns to Edmonton, with new music on the horizon
Aysanabee is no stranger to Edmonton. He’s performed at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival twice and returned to the city…
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What’s the 311? July 29
Our biweekly column, Social Intercourse, is entering a new era. It’ll still feature amazing local events across the city, but…
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Neon Skies night two: Party girl central
The second and final night of Edmonton’s brand new music festival, Neon Skies, began similarly to the first. The audience…
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