Hosted by Danny Aubry
Stories by Catlin Spencer, Saturn De Los Angeles and Sam Obrand
Produced by Marilla Steuter-Martin
Hosted by Jocelyn Beaudet
Stories by Nathalie Laflamme & Marilla Steuter-Martin
Produced by Marilla Steuter-Martin
Hosted by: Nathaniel Mayer-Heft
Stories by: Sam Obrand, Molis Kovacevic, Kalina Laframboise
Produced by: John Toohey and Saturn De Los Angeles
Tune in to Maiden Voyage this Monday, May 5th from 5-6pm for a live session with local band Diamond Bones. Having been together just over a year, with humble beginnings in a suburban garage, they’ve grabbed the attention of audiences locally and throughout various parts of Canada and the USA with their magnetic live shows. Recent notable performances included showcases at POP Montreal and CMJ Music Festivals in the fall of 2013, and opening slots for such reputed acts as Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., Chad Valley and J.D Samson and MEN. They're currently one of the top 10 national semi-finalists in CBC's Searchlight Contest. Their music is sure to get you dancing in your seat so make sure you keep it locked on 1690am/CJLO.com
Hosted by Marilla Steuter-Martin
Stories by Taisha Henry, John Toohey & Alexa Everett
Produced by Emeline Vidal
[UPDATE] THIS FRIDAY, May 2nd on ON EPISODE 24 OF Shibuya Crossing, we featured the sounds from Next Music from Tokyo (NMFT), the annual cross-country Canadian music tour featuring the coolest, most eclectic and underground Japanese rock bands to date. CLICK HERE to listen (Mirror)
This year's bands include Kinoko Teikoku, Uchu Conbini, Happy! Mari, Jizue and nayuta - and all of them will be visiting this wonderful city to perform for one night - May 19th at Le Divan Orange.
And to celebrate that episode, we’re giving away free passes, courtesy of Steve Tanaka and the NMFT crew!
It's easy to win! Just e-mail your name and phone number to SHIBUYA1690 [at] CJLO [dot] COM between NOW and Friday, May 16th at Noon. Three winners will be chosen at random, where each will win two passes - one for themselves and another one for someone to tag along with.
Just be sure that you will be in the city on Monday, May 19th - or you will miss out on some really out-of-this-world music that you won't get to hear everyday!
To learn more about these cool artists and more about the colorly crossroads of Japanese rock, tune in to Shibuya Crossing, every Friday at 9 AM on CJLO 1690AM in Montreal.
Good luck to you - and as a bonus - rock out to a few tracks prepared for you to learn more about these cool bands. Enjoy!
"Umi to hanataba" [The sea and bouquet] by Kinoko Teikoku
Pyramid by Uchu Conbini
Byu by Happy! Mari
Sun by jizue
camel walk by nayuta
The Egyptian judge presiding over a mass trial of Muslim Brotherhood supporters has pronounced the death sentence on all 683 defendants.
According to the Toronto Star, the verdict has created widespread international condemnation from governments and rights groups.
The same judge also delivered a final verdict on a previous trial of 529 alleged militants and supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi by upholding 37 death sentences and commuting the others to life imprisonment.
Police arrested two women in Southern Ontario for breaking into the homes of people who were attending funerals.
The two women, 26 and 45, apparently used social media and obituaries to find potential victims.
The CBC reported that over 12 homes from Hamilton to Waterloo were robbed.
The pair managed to steal over $100,000 in items and cash before getting caught.
The new AZUR Metro car was unveiled on Monday.
According to CBC News, Montreal Mayor Dennis Coderre explained that these new Metro cars would replace the current blue and white cars that have been in service since 1966.
The new set of 468 AZUR Metro cars are expected to revitalize Montreal’s Metro system.
These new cars include features such as wireless access and improved comfort.
If all go accordingly, the new trains will be in service by the end of 2014.
Hosted by Danny Aubry
Stories by Kalina Laframboise, Milos Kovacevic & Sam Obrand
Produced by Marilla Steuter-Martin