Rising Manitoba pop artist Faouzia performed night one of two of her first-ever headline shows at the West End Cultural Centre!

Going 28 years as a band, Cradle of Filth's first-ever performance in Winnipeg was a huge success for Manitoba metal fans.

Buckcherry brought Joyous Wolf and local guests Wreckin' So along for a stunning night of rock music inside the Burton Cummings Theatre.

Ai-Kon Winterfest brought in Japanese rock idol unit Seishun Youth Academy as guests for a Q&A, meet and greet, and performance.

Arkells with indie folk band Lord Huron in tow brought their talents to Winnipeg for a night of great music at Bell MTS Place.

Canadian pop artist Tyler Shaw brought Sara Diamond along for a performance at the Pyramid Cabaret, as part of his Intuition Canadian Tour.

Silverstein's When Broken Is Easily Fixed 15th Anniversary Tour with guests Hawthorne Heights, As Cities Burn, Capstan, and Alone I Walk...

The entire venue went into a craze of loud cheers and screams as drummer John Boecklin, of the metal/hard rock supergroup Bad Wolves...

The I Love The 90’s Tour returned to Winnipeg for the first time since April of 2017.

The Wizards of Winter brought their Christmas rock opera to the Centennial Concert Hall in Winnipeg on December 3rd, 2018.

North Muskegon band Pop Evil made their way north of the border to embark on a tour across Canada with a stop at The Pyramid Cabaret.

On the evening of November 20, 2018, Nova Scotia pop artist Ria Mae brought her Never Coming Down Canadian Tour to The Garrick.

Rock was alive and kicking inside the Burton Cummings Theatre as The Glorious Sons and The Beaches brought the heat for their fans.

The Devil Wears Prade brought Fit For A King and '68 along to Winnipeg for an incredible night at The Garrick.

On August 10, the same date as the release of Interpersonal, Taylor Janzen hosted an album release show to perform the EP in its entirety.

The Good Will Social Club hosted Seaway, Living With Lions, Bearings, and Bleed American for an energetic night of pop-punk tunes.

The final Red River Exhibition 2018 concert was performed by MAGIC! and Mathew V outdoors on a wonderful summer evening.

Slayer tore down Bell MTS Place with one more special performance for their long-time fans before calling it quits after nearly 40 years.

A sell-out audience was treated to two fantastic performances by Toronto female hip-hop group The Sorority and R&B artist Marisolle Negash.

Palaye Royale rocked the Pyramid Cabaret's stage while touring their successful debut album, Boom Boom Room (Side A).