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Jan 16, 2024 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
Hear lead single "You Can Do Anything"Published Jan 16, 2024Devon Welsh released his lovely sophomore record True Love just before the pandemic, and he evidently used the ensuing downtime to conjure up a third in Come With Me If You Want to Live, which he's announcing today.
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Jan 10, 2024 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
Daniel Lopatin's 'Again' tour makes its way to CanadaPublished Jan 10, 2024Having released new album Again last fall, Daniel Lopatin's Oneohtrix Point Never has announced a new run of tour dates in support of the effort, including a lone Canadian stop in Montreal. The international tour will first see him performing in Asia, Europe and the UK before heading to North America mid-April, with its first stop in San Francisco.
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Jan 10, 2024 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
Watch a video for lead single "Field of Ruins"Published Jan 10, 2024Relentless road trippers Daniel Romano's Outfit are back with plans for their follow-up to 2022's La Luna. Too Hot to Sleep — a melding of power pop and "surprising" psychedelia, according to press materials — arrives March 1 on You've Changed Records.
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Jan 9, 2024 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
Cage the Elephant, Maggie Rogers, Khruangbin, Cigarettes After Sex, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Carly Rae Jepsen and more will also performPublished Jan 09, 2024It's that time of year, folks. We've said goodbye to the holidays, and we must now brace for festival season. As such, Bonnaroo — Tennessee's foremost all-genre music festival — has announced its very large-and-in-charge lineup for 2024, taking place from June 13 to 16.
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Jan 9, 2024 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
Waxahatchee Details New Album 'Tigers Blood,' Maps Out North American Tour Watch a video for lead single "Right Back to It" featuring MJ LendermanPublished Jan 09, 2024Katie Crutchfield is back with her follow-up to Waxahatchee's excellent 2020 album Saint Cloud; she's just announced her sixth solo album, Tigers Blood, due to arrive March 22 via her new label home, ANTI-, as well as an accompanying tour.
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Jan 4, 2024 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
They'll play Toronto and Montreal next monthPublished Jan 04, 2024With their new album Harm's Way arriving in early February, Toronto's Ducks Ltd. are looking to make 2024 their year, starting with a round of tour dates. Having delivered Exclaim! Staff Pick "Train Full of Gasoline" with a couple of Ratboys members earlier today, the duo of Tom McGreevy and Evan Lewis have also planned for a mini tour, beginning with a hometown album release show at Sonic Boom on February 8.
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Jan 2, 2024 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
"It's quite wide open and it's exciting to be starting again," she saysPublished Jan 02, 2024After making her solo debut last year with her first full-length, Mid Air, Romy of the xx has shared an update on her works with bandmates Jamie xx and Oliver Sim. "Yeah it's fun, it's quite different being in the studio with the xx," the singer said of reuniting with the band in the studio, speaking with NME at Beyond the Valley festival in Australia.
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Dec 30, 2023 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
With PhantomsPublished Dec 30, 2023A minute into their History set, ODESZA already had confetti billowing into the crowd. Leading up to Thursday night (December 28), they'd been on the road supporting their 2022 album, The Last Goodbye, for going on a year and a half, having already played Toronto the summer prior at Budweiser Stage.
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Dec 29, 2023 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
Including a new Dan Levy feature, a bunch of 'Love Is Blind: Sweden' episodes, a Bitcoin doc and morePublished Dec 29, 2023The darkest days of winter are behind us, and everyone is heading into the new year with a renewed sense of ambition and the will to get back on track after the holidays — at least, theoretically. If you feel like throwing out your New Year's resolutions by continuing to rot indoors, however, here's everything coming to Netflix Canada in January.
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Dec 18, 2023 | 
exclaim.ca | Allie Gregory
They'll perform at Bar Orwell on December 30Published Dec 18, 2023Closing out the last hours of 2023, a new-ish monthly Toronto indie concert series called New Tones has announced a show taking place at Bar Orwell on December 30. The west-end venue will host Exclaim! love song faves Altered by Mom, as well as Madame Psychosis, Low Life Lolas and Skydoam for New Tones' final show of the year. Doors are at 7:30 p.m., and tickets can be found here. Check out the flyer below. More Altered By Mom
