REWIND & COME AGAIN – SUMMER 2010 FESTIVALS WITH BIG SUGAR; Big Sugar has reunited and Gordie Johnson, Kelly Hoppe, Garry Lowe, and DJ Friendlyness are making sweet sounds again.  At the end of 2003, after 13 years and 6 hit albums that included numerous top ten radio hits as well as live classics Canadian reggae rock sensations Big Sugar called it quits. After rocking the mountain at the Telus World Ski & Snowboard Festival in Whistler, B.C. in April 2010 they just had to keep those rock/reggae vibes going.  Official Website: http://www.bigsugar.com 

HENNIE BEKKER ADD’S TO 50+ DISCOGRAPHY W/ MOVING ON’ ; MOVING ON, the latest release from Hennie Bekker, adds to a discography of over 50 albums, which includes 10 platinum and 6 gold albums, and a top 10 single – Juno Award for Best Dance Recording – with the innovative, chart topping techno/house group, BKS.

IMAGINARY CITIES DEBUT WITH 3 NXNE SHOWCASES: Imaginary Cities have just scored three NXNE showcases in Toronto, Ontario, from June 14 – 20, 2010, that they will be using to prepare the release of their debut album Temporary Resident.  These concerts will mark the Toronto debut for the Winnipeg band that formed in late 2009 by Rusty Matyas (singer/guitarist, The Waking Eyes) and Marti Sarbit (vocalist, The Solutions). Their sold-out debut live performance this May had the audience singing and clapping along to songs they’d only ever heard before online.

GRADY’S “COWBOY METAL” HITS CANADIAN CITIES SPRING 2010 *Gordie “Grady” Johnson Sings National Anthems @ ACC Toronto Maple Leafs/Boston Bruins hockey game April 3rd. *New single off latest album Good As Dead “If I Was King” lands at radio

Canadian’s Gordie “Grady” Johnson and “Big” Ben Richardson may have moved to Austin, Texas, but they always come back to satisfy Canadian fans.  Together with drummer Nina “the Queena” Singh, the band deliver a unique musical explosion of “Cowboy Metal” as GRADY.  After the ECMA’s and SxSw, GRADY kick off April 2010’s Canadian tour with Johnson singing the national anthems at Toronto’s Air Canada Centre for the Maple Leafs/Boston Bruins hockey game April 3rd.