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Craving fresh sounds? Stingray’s got everything you need. For you. For your friends. For your mom. For your neighbor. And even for that friend who says ''I hate music''.

Craving fresh sounds? Stingray’s got everything you need. For you. For your friends. For your mom. For your neighbor. And even for that friend who says ''I hate music''.

Jeudi soir dernier, au Théâtre Plaza, lors de la 16e édition du concours Chante en français, j’étais fier d’offrir à Marie-Ange Crochetière, finaliste de la catégorie Auteur-compositeur-interprète, le Prix Stingray.

Le mois de mai débute en force avec la captivante auteure-compositrice-interprète acadienne Lisa Leblanc et sa chaîne vedette Stingray Musique!

#SocialStatus will introduce you to artists who caught our eye on Instagram. Whether you’re searching for your musical inspiration or want to spice up your feed, these are the accounts to follow.

It’s with a second EP on the way that Chilean artist Nico Rosenberg gives us “2026 (soft rain),” the lead single was co-written with and featuring singer/songwriter Tara Baswani.

Craving fresh sounds? Stingray’s got everything you need. For you. For your friends. For your mom. For your neighbor. And even for that friend who says ''I hate music''.

The big four Britpop bands who brought pop back to music when they felt it was needed were – Suede, Blur, Pulp and Oasis. Here are four of the defining songs of the Britpop era.

Craving fresh sounds? Stingray’s got everything you need. For you. For your friends. For your mom. For your neighbor. And even for that friend who says ''I hate music''.

Craving fresh sounds? Stingray’s got everything you need. For you. For your friends. For your mom. For your neighbor. And even for that friend who says ''I hate music''.

Bro-Country!? More or less. Bro-Country is a sub-genre of today’s Hot Country style of country music. One thing’s for certain, it’s not your grandfather’s country music, nor your father’s for that matter!

Depuis 30 ans, ce sont les Francos qui officialisent l’arrivée du printemps et qui nous font rêver à l’été montréalais. Voici nos musts du plus grand festival de musique francophone au monde qui aura lieu du 8 au 17 juin 2018 !