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2 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
It’s rare to walk out of a show feeling like you just witnessed an artist at the peak of their powers—but that’s exactly what happened last night at The Commodore Ballroom. Jack White, the modern-day wizard of distortion and disobedience, came to town for a two-night run and burned the place down on night two. This wasn’t just another gig. It was a masterclass.
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2 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
Rising Punjabi rap and R&B sensation Shubh has officially announced his first headlining arena tour across North America, marking a major milestone in his rapidly growing global career. The four-date run, produced by Live Nation, will see the chart-topping artist bring his electrifying live show to major cities across the continent.
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2 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
Last night, the Commodore Ballroom pulsed with the vibrant energy of FLO, the UK’s rising R&B trio, as they brought their Access All Areas Tour to Vancouver. The venue transformed into an intimate showcase of harmonies, choreography, and a celebration of modern girl group excellence. Opening the evening was Jae Stephens, the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter whose effortless blend of R&B and pop set a mesmerizing tone for the night.
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3 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
Lorna Shore have returned in 2025 with a vengeance. After weeks of cryptic teases — including a mysterious billboard on the New Jersey Turnpike — the extreme metal juggernauts have officially announced their long-awaited fifth studio album, I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me, due out September 12 via Century Media Records. Leading the charge is the blistering first single “Oblivion,” which dropped today alongside a cinematic video directed by Dylan Hryciuk (Versa Films).
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3 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
Live Nation has just made summer concert season a whole lot louder—and more affordable. The concert promoter is rolling out its $30 Ticket to Summer offer, giving fans access to thousands of tickets priced at just $30 for over 1,000 shows across North America. Set to launch May 21, this limited-time promotion covers performances at select amphitheaters and arenas throughout the U.S. and Canada, spanning nearly every major genre.
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3 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
Oklahoma-native Wyatt Flores is inviting listeners home with the announcement of his new album, Welcome To The Plains, set to arrive later this year. At just 23 years old, Flores has become one of the most exciting voices in country-folk storytelling—gritty, grounded, and deeply human. The 14-track record is described by Flores as “all about my fight to come home,” offering a sonic journey through backroads, bonfires, heartbreaks, and soul-searching.
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3 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
One of the most iconic acts in rock history is preparing to take their final bow. The Who—led by the legendary duo of Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend—have officially announced their last North American tour, a poignant farewell after six groundbreaking decades. Aptly titled The Song Is Over, this final run will celebrate a legacy that helped define modern rock and forever changed the musical landscape on both sides of the Atlantic.
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3 weeks ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
GRAMMY-nominated rock band Nothing More is bringing their signature blend of fire and fury back to Canadian stages in 2026 with the announcement of their Carnal Tour—a five-date run of shows supporting their upcoming album Carnal, out now via Better Noise Music. Produced by Live Nation, this cross-country trek marks the band’s highly anticipated return to Canada, kicking off February 24 at History in Toronto and wrapping up March 9 at Vancouver’s legendary Commodore Ballroom.
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1 month ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
The Pacific National Exhibition is once again bringing the heat to Vancouver’s summer with the return of the iconic Summer Night Concerts series at the Chevrolet Stage inside the Pacific Coliseum. Running from August 16 through September 1, 2025, this year’s lineup delivers a genre-spanning showcase of legendary names and chart-topping fan favourites.
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1 month ago | 
concertaddicts.com | Jamie Taylor
The beloved Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival returns to Seattle Center this August 30–31 with one of its most eclectic and expansive lineups in years. Hosted over Labor Day weekend, the 2025 edition continues to showcase Bumbershoot’s signature blend of indie staples, genre trailblazers, nostalgic throwbacks, and up-and-coming talent. Leading the charge on Saturday, August 30th are indie-rock giants Weezer, alongside celebrated acts like Car Seat Headrest, Bright Eyes, and The Budos Band.
