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Upcoming Canadian Releases, Dec. 21, 2023: Andrew Hyatt, Spencer Burton & More

Some big Canadian albums are coming out once the clock strikes midnight.

Andrew Hyatt

Andrew Hyatt

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January

5: Andrew Hyatt - L Is For (604 Records)

12: The Prairie States - Trouble Is (Willing Records / Universal Music)


19: Hot Garbage - Precious Dream (Mothland)

26: Felix Tellier Pouliot - Hometown Zero

26: Spencer Burton - North Wind (Dine Alone)

February

1: NYSSA - Shake Me Where I’m Foolish (Six Shooter)

2: High Valley - Small Town Somethin’

2: Talia Schlanger - Grace For The Going (Latent Recordings)

2: Vera Sola - Peacemaker (City Slang)

9: Andrea Superstein - Oh Mother

9: Eve Parker Finley - In The End

9: The Dead South - Chains & Stakes (Six Shooter)

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9: Nick Schofield - Ambient Ensemble (Backward Music)

9: Oh Caroline - Monochrome LP (Friends of Friends)

9: Allen Dobb -Alone Together

9: Ducks Ltd. - Harm's Way

16: Chromeo - Adult Contemporary

16: Steve Maddock -Jack Of All Trades

16: The Once -Out Here

23: Stan Rogers - Stan Rogers - Songs of a Lifetime- vinyl box set (Borealis Records)

23: Fucked Up - The Chemistry of Common Life (15th Anniversary Edition Clear Orange 2LP) (Matador)

23: Corb Lund - El Viejo (New West)

23: Shaina Hayes - Kindergarten Heart (Bonsound)

March

15: Comeback Kid - Trouble (New Damage Records)

22: Alexandra Lost -Smoke

29: Sum 41 - Heaven :x: Hell (Rise Records)

April

12: Classified -Luke's View (HalfLife Records & Big Story Entertainment)

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Iron Maiden
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Iron Maiden

Rock

Iron Maiden Announce 2027 Run for Your Lives North American Tour: See the Vancouver Date

The third and final leg of the metal legends' 50th-anniversary trek launches in April.

Iron Maiden will return to North America in 2027 for the third and final leg of its Run for Your Lives tour.

The heavy metal legends announced the 2027 dates Friday (Oct. 16), extending their 50th-anniversary trek after previously planning to take a break from live performances next year.

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