“​​In the long way ’round, and the shortcut as well On rings of experience, and secrets to tell Unlike you, you’re the same Any time again” – ‘It’s Dark’ 📸 David Bastedo

What’s the most unforgettable opening act you’ve seen? 📸 David Bastedo

So far, what’s been your favourite album of the summer? New or old. Looking for some new finds…

I came across this old video of ‘Can’t Wait Anymore’ live at Kingston Fest in 2012. What a throwback! Were any of you there?  Video from concertaholic

Just curious; what’s your favourite TTH song of all time?

What songs do you have on repeat every summer?

At The Buckle. What’s your favourite Kingston venue? Photo by David Bastedo

How this whole thing started back in the early 2000s…

NYC // 1992 Photo by Bob Berg

What’s one album you listen to start to finish every time? I’ve got a few like that. Curious what yours are. 📸 David Bastedo

Which song takes you straight back to high school?

9 years ago today, right here in Kingston.  📸 David Bastedo

What’s one concert you still kick yourself for missing? 📸 Jesse Bush

From a TTH show in Sault Ste. Marie at Algoma University in 1990. Where and when did you first see The Hip?

Remember when Rob was a part of the ‘Not Guilty’ Tour of 2013? These shots are from Victoria’s Lucky Bar on the tail end of the tour. Did you attend any stops on that run? If so, let me know what you remember.

The boys at Toronto’s The Concert Hall last year. Were you there? Photo by David Bastedo

I’m curious; what was the first concert you ever went to, and how did it shape your love for music?

It’s sad to see summer go… but who’s ready for hockey season?? Photo by Francois Lacasse

"The setting sun, making me nervous, the day’s gone, it can’t be time. I ain’t the one, who’s so affected, I’ll hold yours, you crush mine" Lyrics from ‘Just My Luck’, a bonus track of ‘Not Guilty’ with a video shot live at the Bathouse: youtube.com/watch?v=XwP1Hf…  Photo: Bob Berg

Tell me what the first album you ever bought was. Do you still listen to it to this day? Photo by David Bastedo