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Kyle Riabko and Suzie McNeil will perform the classic anti-establishment song "Signs" at the fifth annual Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala on March 1st, 2008 in Toronto.
The evening of celebration promises to be another showcase of outstanding musical talent including performances by 2008 Modern Era inductees Paul Anka and Claude Dubois.
Other performers also include [...]
The Dirty Ol’ Tour is long behind us, but the Sixers will never let go of the past.
We were a Band of Brothers, traveling across the open plains - bringing joy to the masses.
It was a constant battle - keeping the press off of the dirty ol’ bus. But one sunny day, a [...]
For a limited time, Kyle’s version of the Neil Young classic, Helpless, is available in the Listen Now Player!
This track is featured on the tribute album, Borrowed Tunes II: A Tribute to Neil Young
UPDATE: As of February 20th, Helpless is no longer available for listen! You’ll have to get your hands on the Borrowed Tunes [...]
To coincide with the premiere of Instant Star 4, Kyle Riabko will be releasing "Song For Amanda: The EP" in March. The EP will contain three brand new songs.
In Instant Star’s fourth season, Kyle plays the character Milo and his song, Song For Amanda, is played throughout the new episodes.
The EP contains this track, as [...]
Kyle Riabko’s beautiful version of the Neil Young classic Helpless has made it on to the tribute album, Borrowed Tunes II: A Tribute to Neil Young.
Both the song and the album are available for purchase on iTunes for Canadian customers, and the album is available to purchase worldwide from Amazon.
Canadian viewers will see Kyle Riabko as a panelist on Much More Music’s Propaganda. The show’s topic is Sex in Music.
The show begins airing November 5th, and as it usually is on cable, re-runs are to be expected. Check out Much Music’s website for show times.
Kyle Riabko talked about his involvement with the Song for Africa project today via his MySpace blog, saying that it is a project he very strongly believes in.
The proceeds from the song and its corresponding documentary go to AIDS-related charities in Africa.
The video for the song can be viewed at the Song for Africa MySpace [...]
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