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Last Night With: Repartee | The Struts
Decked out in their best London punk attire, fans piled into Adelaide Hall for a sold-out show featuring The Struts and Repartee. Enjoy the photos of the show below.
Repartee
From Newfoundland Repartee is a high-energy band that plays with rock and pop, twisting it into an exciting combination.
The Struts
The rowdy boys took to the stage looking fabulously rock & roll. Gritty, raw and with eyeliner on point, The Struts played with an energy that the fans fed off of. Grabbing at the band, the crowd nearly crawled over one another, for just a touch from the band on the rise.
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Gallery | The Maccabees: Live In Detroit w/ Gambles
One photographer and an amazing band. From London, the legendary Maccabees played The Magic Bag in Detroit. Their latest album, Marks to Prove It, released with Communion Music has once again proved that the band is full of extraordinary things.
Paired with the soulful indie-rock of The Maccabees, Gambles opened the show. If you look him up online you’ll find a parade of interviews and an empty Soundcloud account with over 50K followers, but you really have to dig to hear his music. Once you find his charming song Angel on YouTube channel, you’re infused with a dramatic acoustic confession of a songwriter with a great gift.
Enjoy some photos from the show, once again by the ever talented, Janine VanOostrom.
Gambles
The Maccabees
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Gallery: Last Night With Victoria + Jean
Live: MS MR w/ Jack Garratt and VÉRITÉ

VÉRITÉ
From New York, pop-solo artist VÉRITÉ opened the show. Unsigned, the 25 five-year-old has made a name for herself with her EP, Sentiment, released earlier this year.
Jack Garratt
Coming from the UK instrumentalist, Jack Garratt followed. The singer-songwriter composes his own mix of soulful electro, paired with his intense voice, he’s rising quickly. Immediately following the MS MR tour, he’ll be following up with a headlining tour beginning in Manchester.
MS MR
The duo of the evening, Lizzy Plapinger and producer Max Hershenow, produce nothing less than pure energy. Playing both albums for fans, Secondhand Rapture (2013), and their sophomore, How Does It Feel, released in July. The audience got the contrasting sound between the old and the new.
Photos by Janine VanOostrom
Gallery: The Neighbourhood @ The Danforth w/ Hunny and Bad Suns
You know you’re an amazing photographer when you get a shot like this on a point and shoot. Friday, The Neighbourhood played with Bad Suns and Hunny at The Danforth and photographer Janine VanOostrom, proved how bad ass she is by shooting the show on a point and shoot. Check out the gallery from the show below.
The Neighbourhood
In the wake of releasing their new album, Wiped Out,The Neighbourhood previewed the album for fans in Toronto. Having already released a few tracks off the upcoming October 30th release, The Beach and R.I.P. 2 My Youth, fans got a chance to hear the new sound of the band live. The new singles feature more of an R&B undertone than the alternative sound heard in their 2013 album, I Love You., which featured their massively addicting hits, Sweater Weather and Afraid.
Hunny
From Southern California, Jason, Jake, Jacob, Gregory, Kevin and Joey are Hunny. Formed in 2014, the pop-rock band opened the show. The band is in the midst of a tour with a few more Canadian stops in Winnipeg at The Garrick and Vancouver.
Bad Suns
Bad Suns are another California-based band. Language & Perspective, is the band’s debut. The 11-track album is filled with danceable rock and a smooth sound that received warm welcomes from fans following the 2014 release.
Photos by Janine VanOostrom