TIFF rising star Jessie Buckley plays an ex-convict with Nashville dreams.

How Rae Spoon, Witch Prophet and other LGBTQ2SIA artists are radically reimagining the business of music.

The Canadian pianist, who turned 60 in April, is on a hot streak.

“I don't pretend to be doing classical music,” she says, and yet she's burning up the classical charts.

"Freedom to explore comes first, formats and rules second."

The 2019 Juno nominee opens up about digging deeper into his background, visiting Hong Kong for the first time and how his personal experiences inspire his music.

Find out which best-selling book the Hamilton rocker "blew through" recently.

How the 'music business nerd' went from working at major labels to making space for marginalized artists.

What music has shaped the personality of the hot young Montreal pianist?

Created in the vein of "Work Bitch", "A Little Bit Alexis" both loves and targets pop songs from the mid-aughts.

Cuddle up with music by the Weeknd, Céline Dion, Ron Sexsmith and k.d. lang this Valentine's Day.

The first woman to win a Grammy in her field, Lazar has been mastering music on her own terms for more than two decades. We find out what that life looks like.

The three members of the Jimi Hendrix Experience describe their work — and what audiences are like in Canada.

"Who are you to say what I should do with my body? Last time I checked, I don't belong to nobody."

We talk to the Quebec City-born, Montreal-based artist about her raw songs, her growth as an artist, online trolls and meeting Céline Dion.

The band has not one but two tunes on the official song list for the 2018 Canadian Music Class Challenge.

"I have to gird myself," says the acclaimed singer-songwriter/composer. Hadrian opens Oct. 13 at the Canadian Opera Company.

On Soundspinning, the celebrated pianist continues her project to champion Southam's solo piano works.

After 20 years on the scene, Toronto rock band Metric is stronger than ever on its new album, Art of Doubt.

The Halifax-born, Toronto-based DJ releases his third solo album, Elsewhere, this month.

The powerhouse vocalist behind "Broken Bones" and "You're a Superstar" opens up about walking away from Canada's most successful dance band.

Ad-Rock and Mike D reflect on their 39-year career, discuss their work outside of the group and reveal how they feel about Eminem's new album.

For Canadian baritone Etienne Dupuis and his wife, soprano Nicole Car, work and life converge in Puccini's La bohème.

Jess Moskaluke, Tim Hicks, Brett Kissel, Madeline Merlo and more talk about how Shania Twain's work has influenced them.

Filmmaker Tom Volf talks to us about the making of Maria by Callas, showing Sept. 10 and 13 at TIFF.

Ahead of her induction into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame, the Juno Award-winning trailblazer looks back at her journey from Prairie hopeful to Nashville royalty, and the challenges she's still facing today.

Katie Lee departed from Braids in 2012. Six years later, she's finally ready to open up about her experiences in the band for the first time.

The Canadian funk-pop duo opens up about why musicians need more resources for mental health and why it cancelled some upcoming tour dates.

Canadian musician Colin Stetson teamed up with director Ari Aster to create the score for the new horror film, Hereditary.

The Montreal singer-songwriter almost didn't make this new record — but in the end, it's her boldest, most personal one to date.

"AI development to overthrow the politicians."

McKiver's debut EP, Reckoning, is nominated for a 2018 Indigenous Music Award for best instrumental album.

Meet the 21-year-old producer and beat maker who has landed hit records with Drake, Big Sean, Roy Woods, Cadence Weapon and more.

"People are literally taking the pledge to stand with us in our sisterhood and in our mission to promote safe spaces, unity and feminism."

The star pianist has finally released his first Schubert album, and it's awesome.

"A lot of these songs came out of a really difficult time. But they're very triumphant to me. Coming out of the other side of that has been liberating."

"Truth is ugly and I think it can lead to a better place if people will just take it on."

"I love to break the expectations." — Lila Downs

"I just felt like I was a messed-up, broken person and so why even try to fight for myself — until I started having some girlfriends, some sisterhood." — MILCK.

"I'm just trying to make good music — I'm not concerned with the mainstream perception of it."

Even though he's played it more than 200 times, it never fails to give the Canadian-German cellist goosebumps.

July Talk's Leah Fay and Peter Dreimanis team up with their friends in Born Ruffians for an exciting trilogy of music videos.

The Swedish sisters broke out when Klara, the youngest, was just 15. After eight years of touring and recording, the sisters needed to break apart before they could make more music.

After a buzzy debut album, Camille Poliquin and Laurence Lafond-Beaulne have ramped up their sound (and confidence) for their second release. But at its core, this duo is all about heart.

He teams up with Leif Ove Andsnes for a two-piano romp through some of Stravinsky's best scores.

The soprano took a break from rehearsals for Calgary Opera's Eugene Onegin to tell us about the music that has shaped her.

"Sometimes I pinch myself," says Lin, who's been touring the world playing Glass's Etudes with the composer himself.

Musician Afie Jurvanen, a.k.a. Bahamas, on how he defeated writer's block and what he learned from working with members of D'Angelo's band, the Vanguard, on his new album.

Rapper Rollie Pemberton opens up about his comeback and how teaming up with other artists helped him acheieve his most "autobiographical" work yet.