DJ Shintaro wins $25K at World’s Biggest DJ Battle – BlogTO

DJ Shintaro wins $25K at World’s Biggest DJ Battle – BlogTO

After a week of consistently busting at the seams and sold out shows at some of Toronto’s best live venues, the Red Bull Thre3style World Championship touched down at The Kool Haus Saturday night for an all-out DJ Hero-styled battle to determine whose beats reigned supreme. Four crowned 

The top 5 nightclubs for EDM in Toronto

The top 5 nightclubs for EDM in Toronto

Any talk about Toronto nightclubs for EDM must be prefaced by the admission that EDM is a terrible umbrella acronym that encapsulates 30-plus styles of music into a palatable and sugary cereal-like mush of uplifting beats. At least electronica was a better descriptor as the a suffix gives the 

Bloody Beet Roots break the speakers at the Phoenix – BlogTO

Bloody Beet Roots break the speakers at the Phoenix – BlogTO

If you were looking for vitamin rich vegetables at the Phoenix when the Bloody Beet Roots rolled through town, then you had come to the wrong place. If you had a hankering for big, bloody, over the top beats, however, then this was indeed the 

Pedestrian Sundays return to Kensington for 10th year – BlogTO

Pedestrian Sundays return to Kensington for 10th year – BlogTO

  It’s hard to believe that it’s been 10 years that Kensington Market has been closing off its major arteries on the last Sunday of the summer months from May to September, allowing music-food-and-fun-loving pedestrians to roam wild and free. As a resident of the 

Electric Island turns on for Victoria Day techno party – BlogTO

Electric Island turns on for Victoria Day techno party – BlogTO

The Toronto Island has had a long history of music festivals, from Toronto’s first Love Ins with the Mariposa folk Festival in the late 60s to most recently Virgin Music Fest in 2009, but the island’s been relatively quiet since. By some strokes of luck 

In search of perfection at the Toronto Wing Festival – BlogTO

In search of perfection at the Toronto Wing Festival – BlogTO

One celebrity host, four media-industry judges, 10 restaurants, 600 tickets, three winners and 20,000 wings served. Such was the outcome of the Toronto Wing Festival held at 99 Sudbury. Our host for the evening, celebrity TV chef, Bob Blumer of the Surreal Gourmet, Glutton For 

10 Must-try Street Foods at Arts & Crafts’ Field Trip – BlogTO

10 Must-try Street Foods at Arts & Crafts’ Field Trip – BlogTO

Public school will be just wrapping up for the summer, so what better reason than to take a little Field Trip courtesy of Arts & Crafts! Field Trip is their upcoming music/food extravaganza that will feature top bands from their roster (Feist, Broken Social Scene, Zeus, Stars, 

Rewind: Toronto’s Jungle Scene In the Late 90s – BlogTO

Rewind: Toronto’s Jungle Scene In the Late 90s – BlogTO

  Summer 1998 was a time in Toronto’s history when our town was a mecca on the North American party map. Hordes of loved-up music fans would flock from all over the continent to experience up to 5,000-strong warehouse parties that fell just short of 

Viking traditions live on at Thorrablot in Toronto – BlogTO

Viking traditions live on at Thorrablot in Toronto – BlogTO

It’s a day later and the taste of Hákarl still lingers. Hákarl is the famous rotted, I mean, fermented Greenland Shark dish described by multiple top TV chefs as one of the most foul dishes out there. I disagree. But I digress. Þorrablót (pron. thorra-bloat, 

How To Dress Well and Sky Ferreira hit up Wrongbar – BlogTO

How To Dress Well and Sky Ferreira hit up Wrongbar – BlogTO

How To Dress Well played an intimate performance for a rather crowd at Wrongbar on Wednesday night. Half were there for the ethereally voiced Tom Krell while the obvious throngs of teeny tiny pop tarts showed up to pay homage to their latest buzzy idol,