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Randal Wark sits down with Billy Sherwood, current bassist of prog rock pioneers Yes, ahead of the release of their 24th studio album Aurora (June 12, 2026). They cover: Growing up in Las Vegas with a jazz musician father and Milton Berle as a godfather How a friend's advice to pick up a bass in a garage changed everything Learning Chris Squire's bass lines note for note — and then becoming his successor What Aurora is, how it came together, and whether it's really a trilogy Why prog is having a moment again in an age of AI-generated music Discovering Quebec duo Angine de Poitrine on Instagram Reels Touring the UK playing Fragile front to back Read the full written interview at Montreal Rocks: https://montrealrocks.ca/interview-billy-sherwood-yes/
Billy Sherwood of YES on Aurora, Chris Squire's Legacy, and the Return of Prog
Maisie Peters stopped by in Montreal on the North American leg of her tour to talk about her third album, Florescence, out now on Gingerbread Man and Atlantic. We get into the shift in tone from 2023's The Good Witch toward something calmer and more reflective, the break she took to slow down and find some stability, and how that period shaped the record. Maisie also opens up about featuring other artists for the first time, with Marcus Mumford on Say My Name in Your Sleep and Julia Michaels on Kingmaker. Elsewhere we cover her indie bookstore tour dates and why championing those spaces matters to her, growing up in the public eye since age 15, keeping a normal life in East London, and the milestones she is still chasing, from a proper festival summer to a long-awaited Tiny Desk. Florescence is available everywhere now. Subscribe to Montreal Rocks for more interviews, reviews and live coverage.
Maisie Peters Talks Florescence, Collaborations and Her Tiny Desk Dream
Arm’s Length live at Studio TD in Montreal. No big spectacle, just a room completely locked into every word.
Arm’s Length lock in Studio TD Montreal
Greet Death performed a brand new song called Shooting My Self at Caberet Foufs in Montreal on 13 April 2026. Also, a rare outing for Cumbersome.
Greet Death - BRAND NEW SONG - Shooting My Self (Live in Montreal)
Angine De Poitrine live at Club Soda in Montreal for their album launch show. A packed room, loud moments, and one of those nights that kept building. Filmed in Montreal. #shorts
Angine De Poitrine Live in Montreal (Album Launch Show)
Angine De Poitrine played a secret, unannounced show at Quai des Brumes in Montreal the night before their headline set at Club Soda. With a capacity of around 100, the room felt tight from the start. This video captures moments from that night. Filmed at Quai des Brumes, 4481 Saint-Denis, Montreal by Mario Demers and Martin Doomed Desbois.
Angine De Poitrine Secret Show in Montreal (Quai des Brumes, 100 Cap Room)
Angine De Poitrine live in Montreal on 3 April 2026 for their album launch show, filmed across the night with a mix of full moments and quick cuts from the set. The room filled up fast, the energy kept building, and by the end it felt like something had shifted. Filmed in Montreal by Domm Dapper, Michael Jachner, Steve Gerrard. Thanks folks! If you were there, you’ll recognize it. If not, this is a good place to start.
Angine De Poitrine Live at Club Soda, Montreal (Album Launch Highlights)
Montreal Rocks sat down with Ryan Gullen, bassist and vocalist of Canadian rock legends The Sheepdogs, ahead of their cross-Canada headline tour. We talked about their new album Keep Out of the Storm, life after 22 years on the road, recording with a rotating cast of guest drummers, why the band has never chased trends, and their deep connection with Quebec audiences. Keep Out of the Storm is out now on Right On Records. The Sheepdogs play MTelus, Montreal, March 19, 2026.
The Sheepdogs' Ryan Gullen on 22 Years of Rock, New Album & Quebec Fans
Annette Aghazarian sits down with Montreal singer-songwriter Dominique Fils-Aimé to talk about her new album My World Is the Sun. They talk about the colour and symbolism behind the record, the cassette from the 1970s featuring her mother's voice that opens the album, writing "Moonchild" for a dancer friend, how she composes space into songs for her band to improvise, and what actually happens to her during a live performance. She also shares her thoughts on staying grounded, the illusion of individualism, and why connection is the only real answer. My World Is the Sun is the second chapter of her second trilogy. She performs at the Théâtre Maisonneuve on June 27th as part of the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
Dominique Fils-Aimé on My World Is the Sun, her mother's voice on cassette, & the meaning of purple