On Saturday, venues across the country will be re-airing the CBC broadcast, The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration, which features the last performance in their hometown of Kingston, Ont., on Aug.

See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source When it aired 10 years ago, an estimated 11.7 million people watched the Tragically Hip take their final bow. To mark the 10th anniversary, ...

(UMe) Ten years ago, The Tragically Hip took the stage for the final time in their hometown of Kingston, Ontario. That extraordinary night has since become woven into Canada's cultural fabric, and now ...

The definition of a memorial is "something designed to keep the memory of a person or an important event alive," and in this case of The Tragically Hip ...

A day to say goodbye to the Tragically Hip, a U.S. roots and country music star and a Norwegian DJ are all on downtown London’s concert radar. The London Music Hall hosts the three events. First to ...

Exactly 10 years ago Thursday, The Tragically Hip took the stage for their final performance together. And now, a decade later, fans like Donna Newton are excited to relive that unforgettable night ...

The memory of the late Gord Downie was in sharp focus as the Kingston alt-rock band the Tragically Hip were among four musical acts inducted into t Songwriters Hall of Fame at a star-studded gala held ...

On Sept. 5, 1989, the Tragically Hip, arguably Canada’s most influential and culturally significant rock band, released their debut studio album Up to Here. Exactly 35 years to the day, the four ...

Director Mike Downie and executive producer Jake Gold discuss how the four-part documentary has solidified the legacy of the beloved Kingston, Ont. band. Prime Video’s The Tragically Hip: No Dress ...