March 19, 2015 Todd Green, Goodman School of Business assistant professor of marketing, who researches corporate social responsibility in the music industry moderated the Music Matters panel at Brock University. Murray Foster joined broadcaster Alan Cross, audio mastering engineer Noah Mintz, and Eric Alper, director of media relations for eOne Music Canada and a well-known music commentator. Watch…
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By Stephen Cooke The Chronicle Herald Newfoundland duo Fortunate Ones lived up to their name when they scored a last-minute opening slot for Celtic pop veterans the Waterboys at Casino Nova Scotia in 2013. Andrew James O’Brien and Catherine Allan had only been using the name for a couple of months at that point, but…
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By: Stephanie MacLellan Toronto Star Picture it: London, 1963. The Swinging ’60s are in full swing. The kids can’t get enough of the new pop sound made famous by The Beatles, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Herman’s Hermits and The Cocksure Lads. Never heard of The Cocksure Lads? There’s a good reason for that. They didn’t…
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George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight - CBC The Stephen Lewis Foundation has been challenging Canadians to dare themselves into acts of bravery and resourcefulness for the last three years as part of its Dare Campaign to raise funds for the fight against AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. This month, Great Big Sea member Murray Foster is rising to…
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