The first season of City Sonic has come and gone. For now, you can watch all of the films right here, on the free City Sonic iPhone app, and on most other smartphones, on our mobile website. While you do, we’ll be hard at work creating some more City Sonic.
Hot Docs may be over, but City Sonic is still playing on one of the most important screens: your mobile device. Catch all 20 films as well as exclusive bonus content on the free City Sonic iPhone app, and on most other smartphones, on our mobile website.
Check out how to get City Sonic Mobile.
There are tons of great music docs on right now at Hot Docs. It’s one of the best film festivals around, and this year they’re showing some love to music.
From The Socalled Movie (“If Woody Allen and Lil Wayne had a love child it would be Josh Dolgin…”), to Listen To This, an excellent film about a music program at an inner-city Toronto elementary school.
Check out this list of hot music docs (on the Hot Docs website).
It’s finally that time of year, Canadian music lovers rejoice! Today marks the start of the 28th annual Canadian Music Week, and as Toronto gears up for Canada’s largest new music festival, both City Sonic’s artists and venues are well represented.
Tonight the party starts will a horde of great bands taking the stage all across the city. Make your way to Lee’s Palace at 8pm to see Jason Collett, Bahamas and new superstars Zeus perform.
But if soft rock isn’t your thing the El Mocambo is putting on a heavy lineup with hardcore punks Fucked Up. Tickets for that show are just $15 and can be found through the CMF website.
There hasn’t been a better weekend in months to get outside. With the amount of sunshine and warm weather we’re expecting in Toronto many will already have summer on their minds. And when you think summer, you think patios, and when you think patios you think Rivoli.
This Saturday Bedouine Soundclash frontman Jay Malinowski will be stopping by the Rivoli with singer-songwriter Kinnie Starr. The two are making their way across the country throughout March with another Canadian artist, Edmonton native Michael Rault.
So even if it’s not quite patio weather this weekend you can still get in the mood by soaking up some sun, drinking a few beers and listening to some feel good tunes. Doors open at 8pm.
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