One one of the first warm nights of the year, Montreal's rock faithful headed to Laval’s Place Bell.
The Damn Truth opened, and for anyone who caught them coming up in the city's club scene, seeing Leela Baum command an arena stage feels like watching something click into place. The band has been one of Quebec's most committed standard-bearers for guitar-driven rock for years, and at this scale, that commitment reads loud and clear.
Big Wreck followed with the kind of set that explains why they've been a fixture on Canadian rock tours for decades. Ian Thornley is a generational talent who makes a support slot feel like the reason you bought the ticket.
Keep reading “Live, Big Wreck, The Damn Truth, and One Big Night of Rock”
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