Josh O’Kane
Josh O’Kane is a Canadian journalist known for his insightful reporting on culture and the arts. As a reporter for The Globe and Mail, he explores the intersection of music and identity, contributing to discussions about how Canadian artists shape the nation’s cultural landscape. He recently contributed to a project that highlights 101 essential Canadian albums, underscoring the significance of music in reflecting the collective Canadian experience.
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Josh O’Kane is an arts reporter who contributed to the discussion on music and film.
The best movies, music and TV of the year, according to our experts
Canada· 2025-12-24
Josh O’Kane is a business of arts reporter who describes his experience with a sleep-sack for his newborn.
Buy it, love it: 20 items that changed our lives in 2025Canada· 2025-12-18
Josh O’Kane includes Saya Gray’s Puddle (Of Me) in his list of top songs.
Morning Update: The year’s most essential cultureCanada· 2025-12-14
Josh O'Kane contributed to the article discussing concert cancellations.
The 10 best concerts of 2025Canada· 2025-12-10
Josh O'Kane is a Globe and Mail reporter whose book 'Sideways: The City Google Couldn’t Buy' inspired the play 'The Master Plan'.
Regina’s revamped Globe Theatre is just one reason to visit the Prairie cityCanada· 2025-10-08
Globe and Mail reporter Josh O'Kane attended the Oasis concert in Toronto with his wife.
Oasis, impending parenthood and the death of cynicism: How I learned to wear a band’s shirt to their own concertCanada· 2025-08-27
Reporter Josh O’Kane is here to talk about how they put together a list of 101 essential Canadian albums.
A mixtape of you: The summer of the Great Canadian PlaylistCanada· 2025-07-17
