A little denim jacket, a little cigarette breath.

A quick flip through the latest records to land in the shop. Week of Sunday May 10, 2026.

A quick flip through the latest used records to land in the shop. Week of Sunday May 10, 2026

Come check out our poster wall to see what live music events are happening around Kingston, week of Sunday May 10, 2026.

The Grand looked into the flaming maw of history and said, “Not today, Satan.”

Breadcrumbs left by some benevolent music goblin.

Artifacts from nights that blur together into something loud, strange, and strangely unforgettable.

One of Rideau Street’s more persistent social experiments.

Come for the art, stay because you accidentally joined a drum circle.

A visual mix-tape of island magic.

This is great, but what if I couldn’t leave?

Sarah Harmer and the Weeping Tile orbit.

Discover The Toucan & Kirkpatrick’s in Kingston: a snug pub buzzing with live music, good drinks, and a long history of hosting bands big and small.

A small slice of Toucan poster history.

Some nights are just shows. Others feel like a controlled detonation of grit, heat, and memory. Born Ruffians and July Talk made Kingston forget it was February. Recap inside.

A paper trail of loud nights, spilled pints, and unforgettable singalongs.

Concert recap of Kasador’s sold-out Valentine’s Day performance at the Broom Factory, Kingston, featuring RustPump and Lost Faculty and a night of unforgettable local indie rock.

Relive The Tragically Hip's unforgettable Kingston concert, August 20, 2016, from the Man Machine Poem tour.

Reality check, dummy. Problems are eternal. Luckily, so is punk.

Discover Montreal St. Collective, a vintage and thrift shop near our record store, featuring local handmade goods, and the beloved Montreal Street Vintage Market.