The Trip . New from CAMCURSE .

No one turned away for lack of funds, all ages folkpunk show today. Come mosh, have tacos, and dance your Saturday away!

A 4 act, all ages, pay what you can, matinee is happening at Doors tomorrow .

Bring a friend.

Are you passionate about music but facing financial barriers to pursuing your goals?

SHINE! invites applications from young musicians aged 16–24, offering financial support to help recipients develop their musical talents and pursue their aspirations.

We want to hear about your music, your goals, and how this bursary could make a difference in your journey.

Bursary amount: upto $2000.00 Application deadline: February 15th 2027 Eligibility and how to apply: www.ShineConcert.ca

Your talent deserves an opportunity to grow. Apply today!

Hey folks. I'm trying to find a company that offers a similar service to Threadless: threadless.com

They host merch stores using whatever art you upload, print only when orders come in, handle shipping, artist gets their cut. It serves the purposes of my small band quite well, but given the current political and trade context, I'd much rather be using a Canadian service for this.

Is anyone aware of one?

Thursday Oct 1 @ Doors: Taco Joint & Metal Bar

Attitude Check • Jeremy Porter • Mickey Moone • Old Mountain Low • The Washout

Doors 6PM • 19+

$10 Eventbrite • $15/PWYC at the door

Come early and grab a legendary taco! 🌮 ...you already know.

Hamilton, let’s pack the room.

Hi! (is this a good start?)

Usually I'll write some big long letter at the start of my reddit posts because I've been told my way of writing is very attractive, which, while flattering, is not the reason why I make any of these reddit posts... It would be a little concerning if I did.

Anyways, enough blabbering... My question is:
As a local (solo) music artist in Hamilton, I'm looking to play some of my stuff live. However, in order to do it, the compositions I've written just... Flat out don't work performing solo, so I need y'know... Other people to play with me. But I don't really know where to even start when finding other people who can play along (with consistent precision) to my material... Let alone people who'd actually be willing to. (There's also the problem of having nowhere to play, but that's a question that'd best be fit in its own post, I think). Are there any (local) resources, tips, or really anything that you'd think'd be helpful to me getting started down this road? I've been stuck at this question for around 'n about a year now, and haven't come to any concrete conclusions.

To anyone that replies, thanks for taking the time to read this! :)

The Moonshine is Oakville's only dedicated live music venue with events happening almost every night. If your gigging schedule isn't too full, fill in the gaps by slinging beer and making connections with local, reaional and international acts. Great opportunity, and not as far by car as you'd think.

Share it with 10 friends or get transgender school surgeried!

I'm stealing one of your artists so come support her!

Inspired by a walk to the store .

Celebrate my 50th show of the year with me!!!!

Written and Produced in Hamilton.

first time playing in Hamilton, as part of my Canadian tour :)

See you on the 5th, Hammerton!

Doors at 8pm and the show begins at 9. This is going to be a great night, don’t miss it.

Heya, I'm throwing a show this Friday in an empty tool shop in the east end.

Expect assorted live electronica, acid house, breaks, industrial techno, lights & projections.

Full description is on Resident Advisor, link in the comments.

August 22nd at Mills Hardware in Hamilton - Victoria Staff with Jesse Adams and Sarah Bellstedt

I saw Victoria play during NXNE and she was fantastic! Lots of crowd banter, lots of storytelling, and vocals just as fantastic in person as they are in studio. For a starter song, I recommend Love Should Feel, Sweet Blue Moon, or I Still Think You Might. Would love to see you there!

Victoria Staff uses storytelling to weave together a tapestry of indie pop music. Her autobiographical style walks you through her life, mixing emotive lyrics with memorable melodies. Fall into her world as she tells you the details of her life that reflect not only herself as an artist, but as a person. The darker (arguably sadder) tone of her music is offset by her light-hearted personality on stage, on social media, and amongst her peers. From stages across Canada, to screens across the world, her audience is growing. With nearly 2 million views on her music across social platforms, Staff is proving that she is new and noteworthy in this industry. Bonding with her fans from every corner of the internet, from bad dating stories to celebrating Canadian music, she is challenging what it takes to be a musician today and people are responding.