The Anti-Queens

Pouzza Fest 2020 PostponedPouzza Fest 2020 Completes Lineup!

February 17th, 2020 by Trish Cassling

POSTPONEMENT UPDATE: It’s no surprise but we have to postpone the 10th anniversary of the Pouzza Fest until May 21-23 2021. We tried our best to hold on as long as we could while we hoped for a miracle, but it’s become clear that this is the right decision to make. This was supposed to […]

Pouzza Fest 2020 Lineup Announcement Post 2 FeaturePouzza Fest Adds More Returning Acts to 2020 Lineup!

December 19th, 2019 by Joshua Murray

The 10th anniversary of Pouzza Fest continues to add to an already great looking lineup with more returning artists from their first nine years in downtown Montreal. 10 acts from years 4, 5, and 6 and 10 acts from years 7, 8, and 9 have been added to the 2020 lineup, bringing the total number […]

Jamie Mittendorf Blackout Fest FounderFounder Jamie Mittendorf Talks Blackout Fest 13

September 25th, 2019 by Trish Cassling

Blackout Fest 2019 is just over three weeks away, and we wanted to get a little background on the festival. We chatted with its founder, Jamie Mittendorf about how the festival got started, how they pick the bands you get to see, his all-time favourite acts, and more! Before we get started, check out this […]

The Offspring in London at Parkjam 2019 shot by Trish Cassling for thereviewsarein.comParkjam Alternative Night Delivers the Best in Punk and Ska

September 8th, 2019 by Trish Cassling

Parkjam Day 3 was a completely different animal. It was harder, louder, and so much punkier. The main stage lineup included headliner multi-award winner, The Offspring, one of my all-time favourites MxPx, ska-punk band Reel Big Fish, and Oakville punk band Seaway. In addition, on the Forest City London Music Awards Spotlight Stage were Toronto […]

The Anti-Queens Promo shot by MICHAEL AMARAL5 Quick Questions with The Anti-Queens [’77 Montreal 2019 Preview]

June 11th, 2019 by Trish Cassling

Thanks to Toronto’s The Anti-Queens for taking part in our 5 Quick Questions ’77 Montreal Preview series! The Anti-Queens have been playing together since 2010. In that time they’ve played some major festivals including Pouzza Fest, NXNE, Indie Week, Canadian Music Week, Beau’s Oktoberfest and many, many shows in Canada and the US. They’ve released […]

Pouzza 2019 Lineup Announcement FeaturePouzza Fest 2019 Announces Full Lineup!

February 23rd, 2019 by Joshua Murray

Punk rock is coming back to downtown Montreal when Pouzza Fest rolls into town May 17 to 19. And with a HUGE lineup announced, this is going to be a helluva good time! With headliners like Against Me!, Andrew W.K., and The Planet Smashers, Pouzza 9 has big-name talent and a ton of other bands coming […]

77 Montreal 2019 Lineup’77 Montreal Music Festival 2019 Lineup and Ticket Info

January 30th, 2019 by Trish Cassling

’77 Montreal is back! On Friday, July 26th at Parc Jean-Drapeau, you can see Bad Religion, Pennywise, Streetlight Manifesto, The Exploited, Toronto’s The Anti-Queens and more! It’s a new location, newly renovated festival site on the île Sainte-Hélène side of Parc Jean-Drapeau, only steps away from Jean Drapeau metro. Now, let’s talk about tickets. Festival passes […]

Happy 70th Birthday Horseshoe Tavern!

December 10th, 2017 by thereviewsarein

Photos by Trish Cassling As Toronto’s historic and legendary Horseshoe Tavern celebrates its 70th birthday with a series of concerts this December, we’re looking back at some of our favourite shows over the last few years. We’ve been fortunate to see big names and up-and-comers take the stage at Queen Street West’s most iconic music […]

Crown Lands - NXNE 2017 - Horseshoe TavernNXNE 2017 Club Lands: Crown Lands, The Anti-Queens and Sweatshop Kids – NXNE Curator Series – Ian D’Sa (Billy Talent)

June 24th, 2017 by Trish Cassling

Sweatshop Kids started off the showcase. The trio of Walsh, Turvey and Hover were loud, they were sweaty and they weren’t kids. Listing hardcore-dance-punk-nu-metal-knuckle-funk as their genre on their Facebook page, we going to go with that. The music was great, the singer super interesting and that haircut just kept making me smile. It’s weird but […]

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