At the Commodore Ballroom, Apollo turned a sold-out Friday into something closer to confession — and Vancouver gave it right back.
Two sold-out nights, a city that treated her like a local legend who never left, and a set that kept dissolving the line between the stage and the floor. Kehlani didn't just play Vancouver — she moved in.
From bedroom-pop whispers to arena-sized indie — the ten albums that actually moved through this city between March and June, and the two that will still matter in December.
On preservation, gentrification, and what it means when your city's most beloved venue becomes the thing everyone agrees to love and no one agrees to protect.
The Vancouver institution returns with a headliner roster that skews indie but swings hard — and a late-night program that finally takes the after-hours seriously.
Concert photography from across Vancouver's live-music scene — Omar Apollo, Kehlani, Wallows and more, all shot from the floor, in the grain and the smoke.
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