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The Bouncing Souls at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver
The Bouncing Souls wrapped their EAST COAST! FUCK YOU! tour with a sweaty blowout at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom. It was the kind of night that reminded you why punk shows are best experienced shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers, dodging limbs and shouting every lyric until your voice gives out.
The stacked openers (The Jack Knives, Broadway Calls, and punk veterans The Adolescents) set a strong pace and warmed up the mosh pit. By the time The Bouncing Souls hit the stage, the crowd was fully primed. Naturally, they kicked off with “Hopeless Romantic” then “ECFU,” the tour’s unofficial anthem, before tearing through a setlist that pulled at least one track from every album in their catalog.
Frontman Greg Attonito’s voice still carries that perfect mix of grit and melody, and he didn’t let up once. Pete Steinkopf’s guitar work was sharp and punchy, locked in perfectly with Bryan Kienlen’s thudding bass. Drummer George Rebelo’ timing, power, and control gave the whole set its heartbeat. By the time “Lean on Sheena,” “United,” and “True Believers” rolled out, the entire room was one big chorus. As Attonito said at the beginning of the set, “It’s the last night of the tour so we’re gonna fucking give everything!”
No encore was needed. The floor was soaked, ears were ringing, and hearts were full. A perfect end to the tour.
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THE BOUNCING SOULS
THE ADOLESCENTS
All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer
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Jacob Collier Brings It Back to the Room at Vancouver’s Orpheum Theatre
Jacob Collier traded spectacle for stillness on April 10 at Orpheum Theatre, and the result felt quietly powerful.
The Grammy-winning multi-instrumentalist has built a reputation on big, layered productions and dense harmonic worlds. This tour, The Light For Days Tour: A Series Of Solo Performances In Intimate Spaces, flips that idea. Alone onstage with a five-string guitar, piano, and his signature harmonizer, Collier leaned into restraint.
The set drew heavily from his latest album The Light For Days, a project written in just four days using a single instrument. That limitation carried into the live show. Songs felt more focused, more direct. There was still plenty of harmonic colour, but it never tipped into excess. Instead, it landed with warmth.
Collier’s real instrument, though, might be the crowd. True to form, he conducted the audience like a choir, splitting the room into harmonies that echoed through the Orpheum’s ornate interior. It turned a seated theatre into something communal, almost playful.
Opener Marie Dresselhuis set the tone early with a soft, intimate set that matched the evening’s mood, under the strong cheers of the crowd.
For longtime fans who came up on the sprawling Djesse era, this show was more like a reset. For everyone else, it was a reminder that Collier’s core strength is connection.
Head to Collier‘s website for more information on his upcoming tour dates.
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JACOB COLLIER
MARIE DRESSELHUIS
All Photo Credit: Caroline Charruyer
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Calum Scott Brings His ‘Avenoir Tour’ to the Wiltern in Los Angeles
Calum Scott took the Wiltern stage in Los Angeles on April 3rd, 2026, for his Avenoir Tour.
Calum Scott is a British singer-songwriter who first gained attention on Britain’s Got Talent in 2015, where his emotional cover of “Dancing On My Own” by Robyn became a global hit. Known for his powerful vocals and deeply personal songwriting, Scott blends pop with raw, heartfelt storytelling. His music often explores themes of love, identity, and self-acceptance, earning him a dedicated global fanbase and chart success with songs like “You Are The Reason.”
The theatre filled, and by 9 o’clock everyone was ready to dance, laugh, and cry together. The sense of community was in the air as many of the fans related to the vulnerability in Scott‘s music.
He performed a variety of songs from his discography: some new songs and his hits. My favorite moment was his stripped-back set, when he sang “No Matter What,” a song about him coming to terms with who he was. Tears began to fall throughout the crowd. What a meaningful night for music in Los Angeles.
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Upcoming Tour Dates:
04/06 Salt Lake City, UT – The Union
04/08 Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre
04/10 Dallas, TX House of Blues
04/11 Houston, TX – House of Blues
04/12 Austin, TX – ACL Live at The Moody Theater
04/14 Fort Lauderdale, FL – Revolution Live
04/16 Orlando, FL – The Plaza Live
04/17 Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle
04/18 Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl
04/21 Washington, D.C. – The Anthem
04/22 Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore
04/23 New York, NY – Terminal 5
04/25 Boston, MA – Orpheum Theatre
04/26 Montreal, QC – MTELUS
04/28 Montreal, QC – MTELUS
04/29 Toronto, ON – Massey Hall
05/01 Detroit, MI – The Fillmore
05/02 Chicago, IL – Riviera Theatre
05/03 Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore
More information on Calum Scott’s website.
CALUM SCOTT
All Photo Credit: Colin Hancock