Royal City Studios’ inaugural Classic Covers Cool Cars concert event on Sunday, August 11th, was a night to remember. To coin AC/DC, everyone who attended was thunderstruck by the gathering of staggeringly cool [...]
Muddy Paw PR agency founder Angela Mastrogiacomo may have said it best when it comes to having a professional band photo taken in a photo studio: "There's something incredibly powerful about a really [...]
Auditions are now closed. We thought the limited number of audition spots would fill up fast for Royal City Studios’ Classic Cars Cool Cars Concert Series and they did. Thanks to all the [...]
Cultivating performance opportunities for artists/bands of all ages and skill levels through Royal City Studios is a big part of Royal City Studios’ vision, in addition to providing local artists with the best [...]
In an earlier blog about the RCS Open Rock Jam at Royal City Studios, the Guelph rehearsal space and recording studio, we spoke about three things that will always be true in music [...]
Before Jane Siberry (a.k.a Issa) became an award-winning Canadian music icon, Siberry was waiting tables in downtown Guelph at the original Carden Street Café (now Bin 23 Restaurant at 6 Carden Street), and [...]
What do diversity, acceptance and understanding sound like? They sound like “The Diversity Song,” written last winter by students in Class 8B at William C. Winegard Public School to both celebrate self-identity, connections [...]
Careful music composition, thoughtful and well-worded lyrics, and plenty of rehearsal are certainly elements that contribute to appealing songs. Yet oftentimes, those are the last things that come into play with hit recordings. [...]
You hear it all the time: “[He/she] is a world-class artist”—a term that commonly denotes some elusive shining realm where only the coolest and most accomplished of artists dwell. But what does the [...]
In honor of Father’s Day and music, this special blog examines the eternal challenge of following music versus ignoring it in favor of pragmatic pursuits, and the heart of why music called you [...]
