King Eddy News Today

Ryan Langlois has long enjoyed entertaining in the chill atmosphere of Calgarys King Eddy Hotel. Now hes bringing the same vibe to Red Deer.

Had the opportunity to chat with the wonderful folks of Shred Kelly before their show tonight at the King Eddy! We get into the new record Blurry Vision that dropped in the fall, playing at the King Eddy, writing and recording throughout the pandemic, and oddly, what the group eats on the road... (S

The King Eddy Forest Service Road area is a lot cleaner thanks to some local high flyers.

What do Tony Blair, Yellowstone star Kevin Costner and the Royals have in common? They’re all staring back at me, a cowboy hat on their head or in hand. I’m at the historic cowboy hatter Smithbilt in Calgary, Canada, an energy sector-fuelled city of 1.4 million famed for its cowboy roots, and the boot-stomping, liquid courage-fuelled rodeo and music festival it throws each July to celebrate them. When foreign dignitaries come to town, it’s customary to “white hat&#x20...

Grief over the death of a friend led singer-songwriter Shaela Miller away from country and down a darker sonic path away.

The Wind Will Lead Me Home features an A-list backing band on Music City session players

A sweet evening of R&B peppered with Jazz on Saturday, Feb.10

The owner of Calgary live-music venue The Blues Can says he expects the Inglewood bar will be home to its last twangy song this fall.

Blues Can owner Greg Smith says he always knew the live music venue was on valuable land, and says he knew time was up when a sign was erected saying the landowner has applied to the city to build condos on the property.

While timing is uncertain, owner Greg Smith says The Blues Can in Inglewood could close as early as fall to make way for a new development.