Los Angeles-based Peel Dream Magazine return with “Blind Faith,” a seven-minute experimental indie alt-pop track inspired by Thom Yorke, Radiohead, The Books, Stereolab, and Pram. The new song and music video visualizer preview the expanded edition of Taurus, arriving on vinyl for the first time via Topshelf Records on November 11, 2026.
Discover Portraits of a Music City, an Ottawa 200th photography exhibition by OMIC and Capital Music Week featuring local photographers in cafés and community spaces.
Whitby, Ontario’s Chastity share the music video for “So Alive I Cry,” a heavy indie-punk and alternative rock single from their upcoming album.
Portland indie pop band Rocketship return with “New Threats,” their first new song in seven years. The hypnotic psychedelic twee-pop single previews their upcoming album Hurt Feelings, out October 30 via Darla Records.
London electronica dance trio Ebbb return with “Public,” a hypnotic and dreamy electro-pop track released via Ninja Tune, accompanied by a visualiser directed by Lev Ceylan.
Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars brought their All The Feelings tour to Ottawa’s TD Place on October 5, 2026, for a memorable night filled with favourite songs, surprise collaborations and plenty of emotional moments.
Joi T. Arcand’s kā-isinākwahki itwēwina: The Shape of Words transforms the Carleton University Art Gallery into an immersive nēhiyawēwin environment filled with vibrant colours, illuminated signs, murals and sculptures exploring language, visibility, reclamation and revitalization.
Halifax-based artist Aidan Belo, aka His His, returns with “Carousel,” a moody and bopping lo-fi indie folk-pop track inspired by childhood memories, changing hometowns, and a fleeting encounter with a travelling carny.
Berlin-based modern classical composer Nathan Shubert explores place, belonging, longing, and finding home on his intimate new EP, Doubts and Loves like a Mole.
A wonderful evening at Ottawa’s National Arts Centre celebrating the incredible musical legacy of Canadian icon k.d. lang, featuring performances from Jann Arden, Michael Bublé, Allison Russell, Jill Barber, Ron Sexsmith, William Prince, Jane Siberry and more.