By Scott Roos The Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra (SJO) has always had a knack for programming concerts that not only entertain but also...

Article and Photos by Andreea the Narrative Doylefest 2025 had an absolute banger of a lineup that pleased even the most difficult to...

by Scott Roos Our Grade: A+ The Kennedy McLeod Quintet’s latest release, Home Brew , is a masterclass in modern jazz with deep roots in...

by Scott Roos Our Grade: B+ Saskatoon’s GreenWing are back swinging with their latest single “All Hard Feelings” — a bitter breakup...

Photos and Words by Scott Roos Southern rock ain’t just a genre - it’s damn near a gospel. And on Friday night at Saskatoon's Sasktel...

by Scott Roos photos courtesy of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra (writer's note: we took in this show via the livestream. Thank you SSO!)) Over the last 100 or so years, Baroque music has often carried a reputation for being elegant, refined - and if we're being honest, a little buttoned-up. But in the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra’s season-opening performance, led by internationally renowned baroque violinist Julia Wedman, any such notions were joyfully swept aside in a conc

Article by Mark Poppen Photos by Tracy Creighton ( Copperblue Photography ) I love me a good music festival, especially if they’re free....

by Scott Roos photo by Sian Richards When violinist Julia Wedman steps on stage with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra on September 13, at...