Noel Hogan and Fergal Lawler of the Cranberries open up about the band's final album, In the End, which was made using the late Dolores O'Riordan's unfinished demo tapes.

The Stranger Things actor joined Tom Power in the q studio to talk about how he applies his classical acting method to play the son of Satan in the new Hellboy reboot.

Matt Schultz of Cage The Elephant talks about how his painful divorce led to one of the band's darkest and most personal records to date.

Canadian punk band PUP is back with their third record, Morbid Stuff. It's a catchy, foot-stomping album that sees the young punk rockers battling existential ideas, darkness and self-doubt.

PUP performs their song Morbid Stuff off their new album of the same name live in the q music studio.

Songwriting duo Benj Pasek and Justin Paul drop by the q studio to perform at Glenn Gould's practice piano and break down what goes into their award-winning songs.

Donna Grantis takes us through her history with the guitar, from learning her first song to going to jazz school to playing her Purple Rain solo with Prince.

Chanty Marostica explains why they get mistaken for Justin Bieber and describes the difference between going to a bar with women versus men.

Comedian Chanty Marostica reveals their biggest moment from the last 12 months and what it means to have comedy be a part of the Junos.

Author Emma Donaghue joins Tom Power on stage during q Live at the Junos for a chat that spans working with Brie Larson on Room, her inspiration for a lot of her writing (spoiler: her kids), and the joys of London, Ont.