It's a warm autumn day, the leaves are blazing and so are we at Barber Shop Podcast.

Sarah Beatty has found a following among the music fans who dig the rootsy soul tinged stylings a of a born and trained singer songwriter.

Early fascination with, a

Hamilton has seen its share of musicians, each a snapshot in time. Some have a singular frame. others have a series spanning years and genres. Gavin O'Sullivan was a music rat from early on, digging into the West Hamilton music scene with so many others w

Sometimes music is your best friend, your only friend. All three of these folks had an early, committed relationship with music. Embracing both the instrument as well as the mindset, Bill Majoros rose to note in early outfits like Altogether Morris, A Uni

Youth is sometimes wasted on the young, but not in this case. A couple of primary school buds get together to thrash out some electric noise and before long they are writing original tunes and playing gigs. Dean Irvine (guitar/vox) and Mike Park (bass) ch

When Joe Varga met Dan Fila in grade 2, one of Canadian metal's premier rhythm sections was born. A mutual love of music meant that frequent jams soon led to bands soaked in the tradition of Rush, Kiss, and the second wave of UK speed demons such as Iron

It just keeps rolling at Barber Shop Podcast as one of the hottest outfits out of Steel City kicks down the door. 40 Sons have been making waves for 9 years and the work shows. Slick production cannot hide the raw talent that these four put out - with wha

Half the band dropped in to get buzzed at Barber Shop Podcast as George Panagopoulos and Ryan Davie from RADIO FREE UNIVERSE bless us with their rock n roll presence.

Purely Hamilton, killer axe men abound with all these Ontario boys. George Panagopoul

Chris Houston was playing music before he joined up with the Forgotten Rebels as a 16 year old high school kid.

Extensive touring and recording prepared him for the long and varied career in the music industry, still recording, still performing some of

Being in the Barber Shop, you see all kinds over the years. Fashion and style might change, but a classic look lasts through the fads and trends.

Pretty near thirty years after being a hyped up b-boy from the Big O (Oakville) in the era where your musi

In all honesty, punks don't really give a shit what you think, but Glen has earned a place in Hamilton Oi history.

Steel Town born and bred, The Hamilton Kid devoured the works of The Exploited, The Clash, Sex Pistols and Forgotten Rebels, form