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WEBToronto's Rock Station. The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 1024: Survey Says! Useful and Odd Music Surveys and Polls
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WEBToronto's Rock Station. The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 1024: Survey Says! Useful and Odd Music Surveys and Polls
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WEBOASIS JUST ANNOUNCED THE NORTH AMERICAN LEG OF THE LIVE’25 TOUR – KICKING OFF IN TORONTO, AUGUST 24TH 2025 AT ROGERS STADIUM WITH SPECIAL GUEST CAGE THE ELEPHANT All this week, listen to Q Mornings with Shawna, Ryan & Johnny for your chance to score a pair of Beat The Box Office tickets to the […]
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WEBToronto's Rock Station. Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry, episode 025: The Boy Band Ponzi Scheme
Q Mornings with Shawna, Ryan & Johnny | Q107 Toronto
WEBCall or text us at 416-870-ROCK (7625) Shawna: For more than 12 years Shawna has been waking up way too early, and sharing way too much of her life, and opinions with rock radio fans. While other kids played sports, Shawna could be found in her room playing ‘radio’, and secretly eating Meow Mix. When […]
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Ongoing History Daily: A deliberate song leak ends in an SNL …
WEBPhoenix, the French band, was formed in Versailles in 1995, and started releasing singles in 1999. Their big international breakthrough came in 2009 with their fourth album, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.By this time, they were signed to Glassnote Records, thanks largely to the song 1901, which ended up becoming a big radio hit.It got that way because the label quietly leaked the song to some key ...
The Forgotten Festival - Q107 Toronto
WEBTHE FORGOTTEN FESTIVAL Award-winning broadcaster Steven Bull teams up with Alan Cross (The Ongoing History of New Music) and Musical Director Tim Bovaconti (The Burton Cummings band) to tell the immersive story of the greatest concert you’ve never heard of: The 1969 Toronto Rock & Roll Revival.