Music festivals are far more than stages and setlists. At their best, they are gatherings of community, memory, and meaning

Steve Earle & Reckless Kelly -Unapologetic. Unpolished. Unforgettable.

Some moments in life feel like chance, others like fate. One such story began at the Summerfolk Music and Crafts Festival in Owen Sound, Ontario

This weekend, the shores of Georgian Bay will come alive with music, laughter, and community spirit at Summerfolk

Rosedale Junction’s latest release, Corn Flakes and Coffee, is a tour de force in the art of Blues Americana

Golden Jubilee On The Shores Of Georgian Bay – Our Journey To This Years 50th Summerfolk

This is more than a story about radio. It’s a story about trust, tenacity, and the kind of vision that can only be forged in the fire of hard-earned experience.

Punching Above Our Weight: How The Sound Cafe Reaches 78 Countries

Mick Hanly’s musical path reads like a roadmap through the heart of Irish folk

The Resilience and Radiance of Kat Goldman

Australian Folk Luminary Ruth Hazleton Unleashes Mythic Power in Darkfolk Masterpiece

The Long Road To Flin Flon, An intimate journey through music, memory, and the moments that shape us ...

In MAPS, David Francey gifts us more than a record.

There’s something extraordinary happening on the porches and stages of Edmonton — and its name is AV & The Inner City.

In a world that often prioritizes polish over presence, it’s rare to find a live album that feels as intimate and emotionally charged as Adrianne Lenker’s Live at Revolution Hall.

Lance Anderson’s professional record is so diverse that any one of the descriptors beside his name could very fairly warrant individual investigation. 

Tyler Childers once again proves why he’s one of the most vital and unpredictable voices in modern country with his highly anticipated new release, Snipe Hunter.

n today’s music industry, independent artists find themselves in a landscape that’s both challenging and full of possibility.

Stevie Connor, Founder & Editor, The Sound Cafe Magazine

Ottawa singer-songwriter James Leclaire returns with his powerful sixth album, Self Deconstruction, a raw and deeply personal exploration of heartbreak, anger, and ultimately, healing.