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Sook-Yin Lee returns with '72RHR,' her first album in five years
New wave, synth pop, and experimental art pop define the former MuchMusic VJ's latest solo work.
French pop legend Lorie brings nostalgia tour to Quebec
Singer of early-2000s hits talks Montreal memories, her creative return, and what she'd tell her 20-year-old self.
Lou Laurence plays the stakes of art in a tech job
Fringe Festival performer explores the tension between a creative life and corporate work through songs, guitar and raw honesty.
Netflix docuseries examines Michael Jackson's 2005 trial and the darker side of Neverland
A three-part series digs into the molestation case and the ranch's reality, offering a stark counterpoint to the recent theatrical biopic.
Suoni per il Popolo returns with 26 years of experimental sound
The festival runs June 16 to 28 under the theme 'Radical Joy,' featuring local and international practitioners of avant-garde jazz, free...
New youth series Jumelles tackles racism through dual identity
Starring Irlande Côté and Keyla Mingot, the show follows biracial twin sisters discovering how skin colour shapes their lives after a...
Orchestre Métropolitain closes season with American composers
The orchestra performed works by Florence Price and Margaret Bonds alongside Gershwin and Bernstein Sunday, exploring the challenge of...
Five new books on identity, history, and women's lives
Fresh arrivals in Montreal bookstores explore philosophy, family, migration, and intergenerational trauma.
Patti Smith on poetry, family, and the sources of her art
The legendary musician and writer reflects on her childhood, creative calling, and the role of writing in her life in a new autobiography.
Broadway with Love closes after three-day run
A Lyric Theatre Singers tribute show featuring 19 musicals and 40 singers wrapped up June 13 at Concordia Theatre.
New albums worth your ears this week
La Sécurité returns with post-punk fun, Boards of Canada offers dark meditation, and local jazz finds new voices.
Montreal Fringe opens with sharp takes on family, identity, and belonging
Two standout productions explore grief and otherness with ensemble precision and innovative staging.
