The Celebration of Life Festival was anything but. It was one of the worst music festivals of all time.
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Ongoing Daily: The worst music festivals EVER (part 4)
The Powder Ridge Rock Festival easily qualifies as one of the worst music festivals ever.
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Ongoing Daily: The worst music festivals EVER (part 3)
We’ve had our share of events that classify among the worst music festivals of all time. Here’s another.
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Alexisonfire's Album Crisis Turns 20
To say that Alexisonfire had a devoted following in 2006 would be an understatement. Since their self-titled album was released in 2002 the post-hardcore St. Catharines group had amassed a huge fanbase that had only grown exponentially. Incorporating intense, aggressive elements from hardcore music and vast, expansive elements from post-rock was a winning combination and…
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Ongoing History Daily: The worst music festivals EVER (part 2)
The Ozark Music Festival has to qualify as one of the worst music festivals of all time. Here’s why.
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The 1st-Ever Radio Hacker in 1903
In 1903, Guglielmo Marconi’s radio transmission was hacked by Nevil Maskelyne, making history as one of the first electronic hacks.
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There's a Scientific Reason Why Music Sounds Better When You're Driving
Why do your favourite songs sound even better behind the wheel? The answer lies in your brain, road noise, rhythm, and a little science.
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Five Songs You Must Hear This Week (10 August 2026)
This Five Songs You Must Hear list is pretty intense in places, but then we bring it all back and mellow things out before anyone gets too hurt.
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Ongoing History Daily: The worst music festivals EVER (part 1)
Some of the worst music festivals have been wiped from our memories. They need to be remembered.
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Geddy Lee Recalls the 'Sign' That Made Him Feel Neil Peart Was Still With Him
Geddy Lee shares the touching story of a moment he believes was a sign from Neil Peart, reflecting on friendship, loss, and lasting connection.
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Rush Makes Exclusive Announcement Ahead of Toronto Shows
Ahead of their Toronto concerts, Rush shares an exclusive announcement with Q107’s Joanne Wilder that fans won’t want to miss.
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