Metal band VOLUMES are back with their fifth studio album, Mirror Touch, out December 12, 2025, via Fearless Records.

On November 22, 2025, the Struck Dead Tour rolled into Winnipeg's Burton Cummings Theatre with a triple-threat lineup built to pulverize.

On September 25, 2025, the Canada Life Centre was rattled to its foundations as Korn brought their Kanada Tour to Winnipeg, joined by the crushing support of Gojira and Loathe.

On September 23, 2025, Sonata Arctica and Symphony X brought their joint North American tour to Winnipeg's Park Theatre.

Rivers of Nihil are back with their self-titled album, out May 30, 2025, via Metal Blade Records.

Sleep Token has returned with their much-anticipated fourth album, Even In Arcadia, out May 9, 2025, via RCA Records.

The Park Theatre was on fire on May 4, 2025, as Pop Evil's What Remains Tour rolled through Winnipeg.

Tyrants Demise's The Golden Calf of the 21st Century pre-release party took over Winnipeg's Sidestage on March 14, 2025, with Kelevra, Forms, and Mad Luck opening the night.

On July 6, 2024, Tyrants Demise, Truent, and Entity performed at Winnipeg's Park Theatre.

Night one of this year's Manitoba Metalfest saw Three Inches of Blood, Into Eternity, Endless Chaos, Untimely Demise, and Spectre perform.

The members of the American progressive metal band Invent Animate discuss their music and current tour.

The latest episode of The Music Storm Podcast featuring Clint Tustin of the progressive metalcore band Erra.

Jinjer finally made their long-awaited debut in Winnipeg with the returning Monuments opening the show.

Guitar virtuoso Steve Vai made a return to the Burton Cummings Theatre in Winnipeg on his Inviolate Tour.

After seven long years, Steve Vai returns to Winnipeg for a show on his Inviolate Tour. Enter to win 2 tickets now!

Osyron's Reed Alton discusses the band's forthcoming album Momentous, the band's ambitions, and more.

Trivium's massive Deadman And Dragons Tour made its way to Vancouver's Vogue Theatre for an unforgettable evening of metal.

Monuments finally made their way back out to western Canada last night where they tore the venue to shreds.

British progressive metal band Monuments are back with their solid fourth album, In Stasis, via Century Media Records.

This Friday, the metalcore/post-hardcore heavyweights Underoath will release their versatile ninth album, Voyeurist, via Fearless Records.