Mountain Guide

After what was one of the most difficult years of his life, Edmonton artist and storm chaser Ian Sheldon has created what he said is the best work of his career.

The Banff Centre is going to Hell. This Sunday (March 25), the Centre presents Hadestown: A Folk Opera by Anais Mitchell and the Hadestown Orchestra. In an interview last week, Mitchell spoke about her work.

A frequent visitor of the Bow Valley, with several previous shows under his belt, Daniel Wesley returns to play Communitea Café for the first time. The Vancouver-based singer-songwriter plays the café March 25-26 (Sunday and Monday).

While this valley plays host to all manner of musical tastes and genres, from rock and punk to country and Celtic, to folk and ska, a Winnipeg band feels it’s time to introduce a rock ‘n’ soul revolution.

Sometimes, in moving forward, you need to look back. That’s the case with Edmonton funk ‘n’ roll band Dawn In The City.

Jordan Klassen has high expectations for Canmore. “There are venues you really want to play and Communitea is one of those places,” said the singer-songwriter in an interview last week.

Vancouver mountaineer John Baldwin has been skiing in the Coast Mountains for more than 40 years.

Three women, three men. Three reds, three whites. Three fiction, three non-fiction.

Rock band Electric Six is coming to town, and hopes everyone comes out to see them.

The annual Canada’s Rising Stars performance returns to the Live on 7th series, as Susanne Ruberg-Gordon presents two young stars March 17 – Jan Lisiecki and Isabella Perron. Ruberg-Gordon had much praise for both musicians in an interview last week.