Michael Buble excited to be home
Being boastful is not a typically Canadian trait, but Canuck superstar Michael Buble has plenty to boast about these days.
McFerrin's vocals dazzling as Jazzfest winds down
The TD Ottawa Jazz Festival put on a finale so grand, the celebration will extend well into next week.
Bobby McFerrin is happy, don't worry
Bobby McFerrin spent six years honing his unique polyphonic vocal technique before releasing his debut album in 1982.
Queen of Soul at her best at Jazzfest
Fans waited a year for the Queen of Soul to make her royal visit.
Ben Harper's deep blues roots on display
From his humble beginnings as an activist folkie with a mean streak on the slide guitar, to his more bombastic radio rock turns with backup band the Innocent Criminals, or the more hard-edged alt-rock of the Relentless7, Ben Harper has always worn the markings of a restless soul.
Lanois drowns out the Jazzfest rain
The arch-enemy of the outdoor music festival reared its ugly head Tuesday as the skies opened up into a torrential downpour, drowning out an otherwise fine day at the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival.
Pangman sassy on Jazzfest stage
It was back to the work week in the real world, but the effect didn't show on the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival, celebrating a wonderful opening weekend with Monday's throwback bill.
New outlook for Holly Cole
Coming face-to-face with death has a way of changing your outlook on life.
Comic Martin dazzles with lively bluegrass
It was musical theatre on Sunday’s TD Ottawa Jazz Festival stages, with Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers providing the comedy after a Kathleen Edwards set that took on tinges of tragedy.
Bluesman Colin James all jazzed up
International flavours may have made up the menu for opening night at the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival, but Saturday was all-Canadian home cookin' with bluesman extraordinaire Colin James and beloved folkie Ron Sexsmith.