Music

  • Hear the harpsichord hum

    Imagine hearing a hidden beat in between pitches of sound creating a pulse that wasn’t there before. Katelyn Clark – an artist featured at this year’s send + receive festival – uses different tunings on various piano-like instruments to create this experience of sound and space for her audiences.

  • Divas all night

    When Sarah Michaelson and Jón Olafson – a.k.a., Mama Cutsworth and DJ J. Jackson, respectively – perform together, you’re bound to see more than just a DJ set. You can expect gold.

  • Never were the way she was

    Independent of each other, Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld are some of the most talented and exciting musicians in contemporary music.

  • Waters

    Healing Waters is the new lo-fi bedroom project from Victoria, BC’s David Nielsen.

  • From on air to onstage

    Finding an outlet for new music and art can be daunting. With so many options available, from YouTube to Soundcloud, and all things illegally pirated in between, it’s hard to know where you’re gonna find the sweet stuff. 

  • Gucci Mane

    Gucci Mane was charged for possession of a firearm in the Spring of 2014, and isn’t getting released until early 2017. 

  • Sean Nicholas Savage

    It is far easier to describe Sean Nicholas Savage’s 4th album, Bermuda Waterfall, by the images it conjures in the imagination, as opposed to what it sounds like. 

  • Wacky nostalgia

    While childless adults are not likely to be part of entertainer Al Simmon’s audience, many Winnipeggers grew up with his tunes and caught a few of his performances.

  • New music made easy

    Finding your next favourite jam can sometimes be a bit of a pain. After you’ve hit up all your friends for their recommendations and sifted through countless YouTube videos, you might still be at a loss. Luckily, Manitoba Music is teaming up with The Good Will Social Club to do the work for you. The monthly New Music Night will bring in three local acts each month for just a $3 cover.

  • Bolos, Blundstones and the Blues

    This ain’t your average music festival.  Held downtown at The Forks National Historic site, Winnipeg’s first annual Interstellar Rodeo was a success of divine proportions.

  • MATLOCK FESTIVAL OF MUSIC, ART AND NATURE

    August 28-30 St Andrews, MB $15-50

  • MORDEN CORN AND APPLE FESTIVAL

    August 21-23 Morden, MB Free

  • MANITOBA FILIPINO STREET FESTIVAL 2015

    Aug 22 Garden City Shopping Centre Free

  • WINNIPEG BBQ & BLUES FESTIVAL

    Aug 21-22 Shaw Park Prices TBA

  • FROM STEPPING STONE TO LAUNCHING PAD

    Aug 18-22 Various neighborhoods, Air Canada building, St John’s Park, the Good Will. Free, except closing party at the Good Will ($10)

  • SHINE ON FESTIVAL OF MUSIC AND ART

    August 20 to 23 Beavercreek Park, Kerry, Manitoba Weekend passes $50 (only sold in the city). Day passes $20 (only sold at the festival gate).

  • THE HARVEST SUN MUSIC FESTIVAL

    August 14 - 16 Kelwood, MB Ticket prices range from $31 for a Friday Day Pass to $186 for a Family Weekend Pass, which includes 2 adults and 2 children. Camping passes range from $12 - 42.

  • WINNIPEG’S NEWEST FESTIVAL PROMISES PERFECT PAIRINGS

    Aug. 14 - 16 The Forks Day Pass $65-99, Weekend $215 (adult) or $125 (youth/senior)

  • MUSIC OVER THE RAINBOW

    Aug. 14 - 16 south of St. Malo, Manitoba on the Rosseau River

  • ELECTRIFYING THE CUBE

    August 13th-16 2015 Various venues downtown Advanced full festival passes are $75, outdoor concerts at the Cube are free

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