Posted on December 8, 2015
by Scott 
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Past Entries
- LIVE: Suburban at History in Toronto
- MUSIC: The Dead Deads at The Vogue Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: The Darkness at The Vogue Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Fake Shark live at The Wise Hall in Vancouver
- EVENT: Caravan of Curiosities at Hallowed Eve’s presented by Playland/PNE
- DAYTRIP: Cache Creek and back in a Day
- STREET: Vancouver mid-covid – May 2020
- NEWS: New Westminster Pier Fire – September 2020
- FILM SET: Tristan Risk’s Reptile House – Unit Stills and Behind The Scenes
- MUSIC: Alan Doyle at The Queen E Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Kelly Prescott at The Queen E Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Sinead O’Connor live at The Vogue Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Thundercat at The Vogue Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: TimmyP at Guilt & Company in Vancouver
- MUSIC: GZA performing Liquid Swords in Vancouver
- MUSIC: The Charlie Monroe Band at The Railway Stage in Vancouver
- MUSIC: The Getmines at The Railway Stage in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Molly Be Damned at The Railway Stage in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Zen Junkie at The Railway Stage in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Five Alarm Funk at The Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver
- EVENT: Climate Strike in Vancouver with David Suzuki and Greta Thunberg
- MUSIC: Small Town Artillery at The Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Tom Morello at The Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Jason Mraz at The Queen E in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Sumo Cyco and The Browning at The Rickshaw Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Jinjer at The Rickshaw Theatre in Vancouver
- MUSIC: Bishop Briggs with Jax Anderson and Miya Folick at The Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver
- MUSIC: City and Colour in Vancouver
- CORPORATE: Snake Yoga with The Caravan Of Curiosities
- MUSIC: dodie at The Vogue Theatre in Vancouver
It’s been about six and a half years since Scott rocked the Commodore Ballroom with one of his solo projects. The man lived and breathed music, and that was more than evident through the powerful presence he commanded on stage. The music should be his legacy, not the demons he knew all too well.
Copyright 2015 Scott Alexander