by Scott Roos photo credits in captions photo by Karoline Kuras For Keaton Leier, returning to the TCU Place stage on Saturday, Sept. 19, for the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra’s At the Ballet is going to be about more than just ballet. It’s a homecoming. The Saskatoon-born dancer, now entering his fifth season with the National Ballet of Canada, will return to the city where his dance journey began as part of Sharing the Stage, a special collaboration between the National Ball

By: Eric Ashe Photos: Tracy Creighton (Copperblue Photography) If you were to pull into the parking lot of the RCAF hall in Saskatoon on Saturday August 22nd, you would have been greeted by a barrage of blast beats, ripping guitar tones, and ferocious vocals, as the grinding good times breached the walls of the hall and cut into the night air. Eight bands took to the stage, with each set broken up by a killer magic show conducted by Jay. The one and only magician skillfully w

by Scott Roos photos by Blake Sittler There are certain records that, regardless of how many times you hear them, still manage to make you stop what you're doing. The Last Waltz is one of those records. Originally released as the soundtrack to The Band's legendary 1976 farewell concert, the album and accompanying film captured something that has proven remarkably difficult to reproduce: a room full of ridiculously talented musicians, many of whom had already established thems