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The Dead South Rise Again - Vimarsana News

The Dead South Rise Again

“We were a bar band,” says The Dead South’s Nate Hilts. That was over 10 years ago. Since then, The Dead South have grown organically, first across their native Canada, then across Europe where they’ve toured numerous times. Hilts says The Dead South holds, “A Western mystique” for Europeans. “We’re like a spectacle,” he continues. […]

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Windsor musicians nominated for Juno Awards - Vimarsana News

Windsor musicians nominated for Juno Awards

Nominations for the 2024 Juno Awards have been announced, and two albums from musicians born or based in Windsor are on the list.

The Essential Advent Calendar - December 24: The 2023 Washboard Union Christmas Country Special On More Radio Stations Than Ever - Vimarsana News

The Essential Advent Calendar - December 24: The 2023 Washboard Union Christmas Country Special On More Radio Stations Than Ever

This holiday season, JUNO Award-winning and nine-time Canadian Country Music Association Award winners, The Washboard Union will host their fourth annual “A Washboard Union Christmas” on Corus Radio Country stations and more than 32 more radio stations across Canada, and for the first time SiriusXM Canada. 

Five Vancouver Gigs To See: Dead Bob, Ocie Elliott, and ACTORS all make us proud - Vimarsana News

Five Vancouver Gigs To See: Dead Bob, Ocie Elliott, and ACTORS all make us proud

Sadly, we can relate to “If I wasn’t a narcissist, I wouldn’t like me, either.”

The personal reinvention of The Beaches | Interview - Vimarsana News

The personal reinvention of The Beaches | Interview

One of 2023's runaway successes, Canadian quartet The Beaches explain how building their own scene was key to the band's success.