Valentine’s Day is almost here, so we asked one of our curators, Trevor Anderson, to compile a list of The Greatest Love Songs of All Time. (Using all caps increases the drama, like a great love affair).  

In honour of Black History Month, Qello Concerts is proud to feature some of the most inspiring Black music artists.

There are certain voices that move something inside us. Sometimes It can be joy, anger, sadness, fear, elation - and sometimes it can be that overwhelming feeling of love and a undeniable desire for babymakin’ - the kind of feeling we get from listening to greats like Barry White, Teddy Pendergrass, D’Angelo, and the Reverend, Al Green.

Purple Reign is a documentary about the life of Prince. It features a combination of interviews with experts and biographers, as well as archival footage and music videos.

I Am...World Tour gives a rare glimpse into the dynamic and personal world of Beyonce.

No list of Black icons is complete without Bob Marley, and Up Close and Personal is a documentary investigating the man behind the myth.

In Live at Rockwood Music Hall, Childish Gambino performed some of the best tracks from his debut EP, Camp.

Despite the fact that Monterey was all about music, love, and flowers, Jimi came along and brought the fire, the passion, the danger, and the searing guitar solos that live on forever.

Headlining day one of the Live at Made in America festival, RiRi owned the stage, working the crowd into a frenzy with hits like “We Found Love,” “Umbrella,” and “Diamonds.”

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