Some people are helpless against pop music. The infectious grooves, the melodic hooks, the dance-inspiring beats. It's the kind of music you almost feel guilty for liking. Nevermind that pop music is one of the least respected forms of music amongst serious music fans (the accessibility is a turn-off for many an elitist). When pop is played correctly however, it can be a beautiful thing.

Case in point: Canadian outfit, Dragonette, a band that's been making waves in the last few years for their sugary-brand of electro-pop. To say that the group's singles "Let it Go," "Fixin to Thrill," and "Volcano" are intoxicating is an understatement. These songs pack that sugary-wallop that a pair of dancing feet are reluctant to ignore. In other words, this is the right way to play pop.

The group was scheduled to play Town Ballroom but that show has since been moved to Mohawk Place tonight (7pm, $17). I repeat: THIS SHOW IS NOW AT MOHAWK PLACE. Also on the bill is electro-pop upstarts, the Knocks. You'd be wise to spend your tuesday dancing it up at Mohawk. I know I will.