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Montreal, Canada, Music: Long Live Live Music! Jazz is Kng - Vimarsana News

Montreal, Canada, Music: Long Live Live Music! Jazz is Kng

It’s a wrap for the 42nd Festival International de Jazz de Montréal presented by the TD Bank Group in collaboration with Rio Tinto.

Brigg Farm Blues Fest Continues To Satisfy 25 Years On With Nikki Hill, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Taylor Scott Band & More (FESTIVAL REVIEW/PHOTOS) - Vimarsana News

Brigg Farm Blues Fest Continues To Satisfy 25 Years On With Nikki Hill, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Taylor Scott Band & More (FESTIVAL REVIEW/PHOTOS)

Briggs Farm Blues Fest celebrated its 25th Anniversary, this past weekend, July 7-9, a major event that thousands of mostly camping fans in northeast

Montreal jazz fest set to once again be city's 'strongest symbol of summer' - Vimarsana News

Montreal jazz fest set to once again be city's 'strongest symbol of summer'

Departing programming chief Laurent Saulnier says it was important to go big for the 42nd edition, which runs June 30 to July 9, "because it was our first time doing a full-on jazz festival in three years.”

Lee Fields live at Brighton Patterns | Live4ever Media - Vimarsana News

Lee Fields live at Brighton Patterns | Live4ever Media

Lee Fields played the Brighton venue on June 24th.

Source: uk.com
Grace Jones Closes Meltdown - Noise11.com - Vimarsana News

Grace Jones Closes Meltdown - Noise11.com

Music legend, fashion icon and film star Grace Jones delivered a stunning performance to close her curated edition of the Southbank Centre’s Meltdown festival. Held over nine incredible days of live shows and free activities with over 20,000 tickets sold across the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Rooms, this year’s line-up featured nearly 70% global majority artists with over half of performers either women or non-binary artists.