Headstones

Hugh Dillon, who spends half his time acting on various TV and Movie screens, and the other half as the off-the-hook, crazed Headstones frontman, brought his A-game for this one-off show.

Canada in the '90s was a hot bed for new alternative rock music thanks to outlets like Much Music and edge 102 being in full force, exposing the Canadian youth and music fans of the day to up-and-coming local acts, and making them household names. One group that always got me was the Headstones. They were sim

Headstones in Vancouver, BC, Canada

If you arrived early enough, you might have caught Snake and the Chain, featuring the one and only Bif Naked.

Playing to a capacity crowd at the fabulous Commodore Ballroom on night 1, the legions of fans lined up for the doors that opened at 8pm.

Canadian punk icon Headstones proves that rock ’n’ roll is not dead

Moreover, while there is much talk surrounding the band out of Kingston Ontario’s opening act on this tour Snake and the Chain, make no mistake night one at the legendary concert hall was all about The Headstones.