Big Name Actors are a rock trio based in Toronto. Although part originally came from Halifax, NS. They combine Maritimes pop rock with 90’s grunge for an excellent musical combo. They released their EP "Morning Sun" in May of 2014. The opening tune "Talkin To Myself" starts with a rumbling drum beat which the bass joins in simply n’ smoothly. The guitar kicks in with some mini-shreds over the thumpin’ rhythm as the song continues to build. It all comes together with a smooth chorus followed by a tight breakdown/bridge. Cool, catchy tune! See them July 3rd @ Bovine Sex Club with our friends Flamingo Bay and The Ballroom Babies.-Kris "Big City" Gies

We are gearing up for Meeko Cheech’s latest EP out this Saturday June 27th. Toronto’s weirdo rockers give their listeners a heavy cognet dark progression of their multi-instrumental synth-psycho rock with their latest EP, Miss Bolivia. The single is an epic tale of sound with a stereophonic vocals that whisper to a dark adventure of guitars & drums that fold in and out to wicked synths & organs. We are totally hooked! See them Saturday @ Handlebar bring it all in! Go to their bandcamp on Saturday and hear the entire EP.

A Fellow Ship is instantly gratifying! Sail the ship with Toronto’s latest folk fellows, their self titled EP was released last week at the Silver Dollar and is a an uplifting jubilee of poetic warmth. “Hit the Road” beats to a dancing drum of fiddles,mandolins and spirited harmonies that foot stomps its way to the end. “Wild Tonight” will get you going wild with outstanding boy-girl vocals. Listen as they take a step back with “In My Bones”; a quiet track that takes you on a heartbreak journey with soft harmonies and heartfelt guitars, that finishes with a mad piano. Don’t miss these fantastic friends get lively @ Johnnyland July 3rd with our friends Pins & Needles.

An empty fuel tank and a flat tire lead two couples down a terror-riddled road to Murder Murder. A cast of twisted individuals with a bloodgrass thirst hailing from the frozen forests of Northern, Ontario. With each slash of a throat or stab through a chest, listen and you can hear Murder Murder behind every gory scene. Watch their lastest video, for their full length album release "From the Stillhouse" on June 25th.  Check out this talented bluegrass, horror ballad bunch @ the Handlebar Wed 6/17 for NXNE.

NXNE: Deli List, Here are our favorites!!

WED JUNE 17@The Painted Lady

Big Lonely

Teen Violence

WED JUNE 17@Coalition T.O.

Bike Thiefs

Catholic Girls

WED JUNE 17@Danforth Music Hall

Etiquette

WED JUNE 17@The Opera House

Anamai

WED JUNE 17@The Horseshoe

Blonde Elvis

For Esmé

 

WED JUNE 17@Lee’s Palace

Doomsquad

Programm

ROLEMODEL

 

WED JUNE 17@The Drake

Prince Innocence

Bernice

 

WED JUNE 17@Bovine Sex Club

Mad Ones

 

WED JUNE 17@Handlebar

Murder Murder

 

WED JUNE 17@The Garrison

TWIST

 

WED JUNE 17@The Silver Dollar

The Corsets

 

Thursday June 18@The Horseshoe

Fake Palms

Bad Channels

Whimm

 

Thursday June 18@Handlebar

Walrus

Thursday June 18@The Opera House

Odonis Odonis

 

Thursday June 18@Smiling Buddha

Zones

 

Thursday June 18@The Cavern

Seraphic Lights

 

Thursday June 18@Silver Dollar

Comet Control

Elsa

 

Thursday June 18@The Garrison

Wrong Hole

Soupcans

Crosss

 

Friday June 19@The Garrison

Votiiv

 

Friday June 19@Lee’s Palace

Fresh Snow

 

Friday June 19@Adelaide Hall

Zoo Owl

 

Friday June 19@Smiling Buddha

Foam

 

Friday June 19@The Silver Dollar

Dilly Dally

Pet Sun

 

Saturday June 20@The Bovine Sex Club

Terrorista

 

Saturday June 20@The Handlebar

Jaunt

 

Saturday June 20@Rivoli 

Sun K

 

Saturday June 20@The Silver Dollar

Mexican Slang

Beliefs

Dirty Frigs

 

Saturday June 20@Adelaide Hall

Greys

Das Rad

 

Saturday June 20@The Garrison

Darlene Shrugg

Michael Rault

Bile Sister

Every year in June, Burlington comes alive with Sound of Music Festival. Thousands come to enjoy the biggest, family friendly, annual gathering of music by the lake and enjoy concerts spanning all genres. The 36th annual Sound of Music Festival starts June 13, right through to the 21. The 9-day schedule kicks off with performances by Weezer, Our Lady Peace, Collective Soul and Finger Eleven. Amazing!

See our Deli favorites HIGHS, Sea Perry, Beautiful Nothing, Grey//Water, The Standstills and The Zilis.

Go to the Sound of Music website to get all the info.

 

 HIGHS

Sea Perry

Beautiful Nothing

Grey//Water

The Standstills

The Zilis

Every year in June, Burlington comes alive with Sound of Music Festival. Thousands come to enjoy the biggest, family friendly, annual gathering of music by the lake and enjoy concerts spanning all genres. The 36th annual Sound of Music Festival starts June 13, right through to the 21. The 9-day schedule kicks off with performances by Weezer, Our Lady Peace, Collective Soul and Finger Eleven. Amazing!

See our Deli favorites HIGHS, Sea Perry, Beautiful Nothing, Grey//Water, The Standstills and The Zilis.

Go to the Sound of Music website to get all the info.

 

 HIGHS

Sea Perry

Beautiful Nothing

Grey//Water

The Standstills

The Zilis

Every year in June, Burlington comes alive with Sound of Music Festival. Thousands come to enjoy the biggest, family friendly, annual gathering of music by the lake and enjoy concerts spanning all genres. The 36th annual Sound of Music Festival starts June 13, right through to the 21. The 9-day schedule kicks off with performances by Weezer, Our Lady Peace, Collective Soul and Finger Eleven. Amazing!

See our Deli favorites HIGHS, Sea Perry, Beautiful Nothing, Grey//Water, The Standstills and The Zilis.

Go to the Sound of Music website to get all the info.

 

 HIGHS

Sea Perry

Beautiful Nothing

Grey//Water

The Standstills

The Zilis

We totally want to be Stuck on Planet Earth with these guys! Gritty, gutty alternative sound that appeals to the senses. Excellent vocals that pulls the listener right into the intense emotion of the guitar, bass and drums. Stuck on Planet Earth, takes a modern approach to 90’s alternative roots with honest lyrics and motivational songs. “Fast Forward” their latest single, comes at you like a speeding train, driving hard to stop and go rock n’ roll sounds. They will have your body moving, don’t miss Adam, Al and Andrew this Saturday 6/13 night @ the Rivoli, see them with our friends Bloody Diamonds.

Muy Bueno. If you like your rock n roll mean, sleazy, noisy and edgy, you’ve found home. Mexican Slang pounds out cavernous, beautiful tunes driven by reckless sludgy guitar and garage-rock drums, with sickly sweet Annabelle’s vocals front and centre for the whole ride. The energy and the grime of their A-side “Fever” paired with the erie pulse of “Goatlord” makes for a quick and dirty tumble through 5 minutes of adrenaline and attitude. There doesn’t seem to be any one defining influence over these three, other than a strong love for fuzztones and brevity, getting the point across loud, proud, and in a hurry. You can catch them in their all their distorted glory at The Garrison, Saturday June 6th. -Cody Wright

This 2 piece plays stripped down bluesy folk tunes that come straight from the garage. They released their album "Scream the Blues" in 2013 and it’s nothing but fun to listen to. The first tune "Beautiful City" is a dirty blues song mainly utilizing a just kick drum and harmonica. It’s quick and to the point. It sets the tone for what’s to come. That’s when they fire into "Let It Rock" which is a fast paced guitar rocker that’s basically a 2 piece Johnny B. Goode. I have heard and seen the name Frankie & Jimmy around town but I had no idea their tunes were this cool. They remind me a lot of King Khan & BBQ Show which is a 2-piece garage oldies type band as well. Frankie & Jimmy hit up This Aint Hollywood on Friday. -Kris"Big City"Gies

Rooted and real, bizZarh mirrors dualism as the divine couple of surreal song. Dollar Paris and Charli Champ put modern vibes on 90’s essence creating their astral-chic personnas. From Toronto’s Jane & Lawrence, this beautiful bohemian duo creatives star gazing rhythmic songs that beat to open minded lyrical poetry. With tracks like “Almanac (Interlude)”, injecting the listener with positively magical chants and “Pangaea (prod.AFTA-)” which speaks to you in waves of the elements creating a soulful balance between voices, mixed on top of celestial beats and soundscapes. Stay tuned for new tracks and upcoming shows this summer, bizZarh is a talent not to be missed.