Black Tea, Brothers G, Tiny – June 13

Black Tea – Now That You’re Here album release party

w/ The Brothers G

Christopher “Tiny” Matchett

The Exchange – 2431 8th Ave

This is an all ages and licensed event

Doors at 8:00pm

$20 / $25

REGINA, WE’RE COMIN’ HOME! Saturday, JUNE 13. Let’s celebrate the new record and a top 10 single with the rippin live show we’ve been playing across the country! Let us give you everything we got for an evening!On top of that, let us bring you the of excellent songwriting of @songs_by_tiny and the best supporting set available from our favourite Saskatchewan rockers, @the_bros_gLet us give you a legendary curated evening of rock and rock adjacent music for that nice little green bill in your pocket. ($20 adv. online or physical tickets)THE SHOW WILL START AFTER THE RIDER GAME!
LETS GO ‘DERS!
https://www.instagram.com/thebandblacktea/
https://linktr.ee/thebandblacktea______________________________About the ExchangeThe Exchange is wheelchair accessible and offers 2 non-gender/wheelchair-accessible washrooms.The Exchange is an all-ages venue that supports the Safer Spaces Initiative. We do not tolerate any form of harassment, abusive and/or discriminative behaviour. Such behaviour is grounds for immediate removal from the event/venue. If you are experiencing any harassment, please ask to speak to a manager.Ticket price plus taxes and fees – lineups subject to change – no refunds or exchanges

NAPALM DEATH + PRIMITIVE MAN – June 10

Wednesday, June 10th

NAPALM DEATH + PRIMITIVE MAN
The Exchange – 2431 8th Ave

This is an all ages & Licensed event

Doors at 6:30 pm

Tickets on sale at Vintage Vinyl

Napalm Death

Napalm Death are credited as pioneers of the grindcore genre by incorporating elements of crust punk and death metal, using a noise-filled sound that uses heavily distorted, down-tuned guitars, grinding overdrive bass, high speed tempo, blast beats, and vocals which consist of incomprehensible growls, or high-pitched shrieks, extremely short songs, fast tempos, and sociopolitical lyrics. Even after exerting an indelible influence on the entire world of heavy music for nearly 40 years, there is still no band on Earth that sounds like Napalm Death. Not just the pioneers, but an enduring benchmark for invention and fearlessness in heavy and experimental music of all kinds, the Birmingham legends are still hurtling forward at full pelt.

https://www.facebook.com/officialnapalmdeathhttps://napalmdeath.org/

Primitive Man
Planet earth’s first and only deathsludge band.

https://linktr.ee/PrimitiveMan

https://www.primitivemandoom.com/

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About the ExchangeThe Exchange is wheelchair accessible and offers 2 non-gender/wheelchair-accessible washrooms.The Exchange is an all-ages venue that supports the Safer Spaces Initiative. We do not tolerate any form of harassment, abusive and/or discriminative behaviour. Such behaviour is grounds for immediate removal from the event/venue. If you are experiencing any harassment please ask to speak to a manager.Ticket price plus taxes and fees – lineups subject to change – no refunds or exchanges

Occultivators of Doom (ex SNFU), Cambodian Death Camp, Roughsleeper – June 6

Saturday, June 6

Occultivators of Doom (ex SNFU, Burden, The Unwanted, Complete)

Cambodian Death Camp

Roughsleeper

The Club 2431 8th Ave

This is an all ages & licensed event

Doors at 7:00pm

$20/$25

Occultivators of Doom – Vancouver, British Columbia

https://ocod.bandcamp.com/album/the-nightmare-is-coming

“The Nightmare is Coming” The debut release from O.C.O.D. 7 songs of Heavy Punk, Hardcore, Crossover.Ken Fleming- Guitars (S.N.F.U., The Unwanted), Jason Kolins- Vocals (BURDEN), Richard Souque – Guitar (Johnny God), Liam Morgan- Bass (The Malignant Growth), Shane Smith- Drums (S.N.F.U.)

Cambodian Death Camp (Saskatoon)

Roughsleeper (Regina)

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About the Exchange The Exchange is wheelchair accessible and offers 2 non-gender/wheelchair-accessible washrooms.The Exchange is an all-ages venue that supports the Safer Spaces Initiative. We do not tolerate any form of harassment, abusive and/or discriminative behaviour. Such behaviour is grounds for immediate removal from the event/venue. If you are experiencing any harassment, please ask to speak to a manager.Ticket price plus taxes and fees – lineups subject to change – no refunds or exchanges

Campbell Music Culture Presents: The Won’ts, August Figures, The Certainties, Stumped – June 6

Saturday, June 6th

Campbell Music Culture Presents

The Won’ts

August Figures
The Certainties

Stumped
The Exchange – 2431 8th Ave

Doors at 7:00pm – Music at 7:30pm
This is an all ages & licensed event

Tickets on sale at TheExchangeLive.ca and Vintage Vinyl soon.

$15 / $20

About the Exchange
The Exchange is wheelchair accessible and offers 2 non-gender/wheelchair-accessible washrooms. The Exchange is an all-ages venue that supports the Safer Spaces Initiative. We do not tolerate any form of harassment, abusive and/or discriminative behaviour. Such behaviour is grounds for immediate removal from the event/venue. If you are experiencing any harassment please ask to speak to a manager.

Saskatchewan Metal Summit

We’re thrilled that @zandraks Zandra Kaszas will be speaking in our Meet the Venues & Festivals and Building Community workshops at the Saskatchewan Metal Summit! ✨


Don’t forget to register! https://www.saskmusic.org/programs/metal-summit
Zandra Kaszas is a concert promoter, venue manager, and artistic director with more than 30 years of experience shaping Saskatchewan’s live music landscape. Her work centres on artist development, all-ages access, inclusivity, and building sustainable creative communities.


Zandra founded Zandra Productions after seeing many of her friends’ bands struggle to get booked. Thinking, “How hard could it be?” she stepped in, launching more than 20+ years of booking metal and heavy music. Through Zandra Productions, she has presented hundreds of concerts, connecting Saskatchewan artists with nationally and internationally acclaimed performers.


Zandra is the Venue Manager of The Exchange, one of Canada’s longest-running all-ages music venues, as well as The Club and the Eight Track Gallery. She curates year-round programming across genres with a strong focus on emerging artists. Under her leadership, The Exchange has earned consistent industry and community recognition, including multiple Best Venue honours and a SaskMusic Award for Venue of the Year.


Her leadership and impact were recognized with a 2024 Western Canadian Music Award honouring 30 years in the music industry.


In Saskatoon: Festival portion of the Metal Summit, Feb 27-28. Conference, February 28-March 1.Visit our page for festival and conference schedules, tickets and registration: https://www.saskmusic.org/programs/metal-summit
We’re thankful to Creative Saskatchewan and The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent On Recordings (FACTOR) for making this event possible.

Holiday Come-and-Go

The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Invites You to our Holiday Come-and-Go

Wednesday, December 17, 2025

3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The Club – 2431 8th Avenue

Please join the staff of the Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange for a holiday gathering to mark the end of the year.

We invite you to drop in on December 17th from 3pm to 6pm for complimentary refreshments, snacks, and conversation.

No RSVP necessary.

We look forward to seeing you.