Local Entertainment

Vic de Sousa, best known for his Elvis tribute act at Blue Suede Festival, is releasing his first CD with Stereo Villain on July 11. In celebrating this achievement, The Mercury Room in Edmonton will be the scene of the release.

If there’s one thing Toy Guns Dance Theatre does well, it’s keep the audience guessing.

Feats Festival of Dance turns 13 this year. Alberta Dance Alliance executive director Bobbi Westman is always looking to freshen up perspectives and “see the work differently.

This summer Justine Lai is stuffing her backpack and going camping for two weeks at Pigeon Lake. But unlike most other 16-year-olds who hike, swim and play beach volleyball, Lai is part of the third annual Alberta Pianofest.

Musical architect Aaron Bruno and AWOLNATION are playing at Edmonton’s Union Hall on July 7 as part of their 2015 Run Tour. The band just released its official music video for the single I Am and it is viewable on YouTube.

Hoodoo you call when you need a bit of help to finance your dream film? For Justin Kueber and Sam Reid, the team behind Guerrilla Motion Pictures, they’re calling on the crowd with a new Indiegogo campaign.

It's about time. That was the general consensus when promoter Barry Bailey announced the inaugural Seven Music Fest coming to Mission Hill this Saturday. Bailey is gathering contemporary rock tribes and putting St. Albert on the music map.

by Scott Hayes I’ve always enjoyed Frank van Veen’s playful and explorative approach to his art. Now, I get to enjoy his wordplay too.

There are some movies about adult entertainers that try miserably to wrap a story around them and do a miserable job of it. Showgirls is probably the best example of this. It’s also the worst movie ever.

What’s red and white and mostly invisible to the naked eye? Trick question. I should have asked ‘Who’ is red and white.