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Band Together: Exploring Platforms for Remote Musical Collaboration
March 15, 2023In March of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic brought all live music events to a halt. Not only was it unsafe for audiences to gather in Read More
Wavelength x Music Declares Emergency: Take Transit to the Festival!
March 7, 2023From March 9 to 11, Music Declares Emergency Canada will be launching a new campaign with the Wavelength Winter Festival to encourage audiences to use Read More
Wavelength x Collective Arts present: Ellevator and Ombiigizi in Hamilton
January 31, 2023Wavelength x Collective Arts present: ELLEVATOR (Hamilton - anthemic indie-pop + hometown Hammer heroes) + OMBIIGIZI (Toronto/London - Polaris-shortlisted & Juno-nominated “Indigenous futurist” indie-rock) Saturday February 25, 2023 @ Collective Arts Brewing, Read More
Wavelength Winter Festival 2023
January 18, 2023Wavelength Winter Festival 2023 The Wavelength Winter Festival 2023 lineup is here! Curated by Daniel Monkman, our first in-person Winter Fest takes place a month later Read More
Join our team!
November 2, 2022Wavelength is seeking a Marketing & Communications Manager who is enthusiastic about Toronto's independent music and arts scenes, and excited to engage with them creatively! Job Read More
Thank You Emma!
October 26, 2022We at Wavelength would like to bid a very fond farewell to Emmalia (Emma) Bortolon-Vettor, who last month departed Wavelength after over two years of Read More
Welcome: Daniel Monkman!
October 26, 2022Wavelength announces new Artistic Associate & concert curator Daniel Monkman (of Zoon + Ombiigizi) plus fall Wavelength Monthly Series shows The Wavelength Music Series is pleased Read More
Bonnie Trash: The WL Interview
October 21, 2022Purveyors of: heavy, hypnotic riffs, pounding drums, spooky soundscapes, and eerie lyricism. File next to: Black Sabbath, PJ Harvey, Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Siouxsie & the Read More