One of the built in defense mechanisms that comes with being a Newfoundlander and Labradorian is the ability to deflect worry and ‘real world’ concerns when the going gets tough. That’s not to say that we can’t have empathy or doubt when it comes to the global happenings that surround
Bringing old school punk rock to the island with a fair share of satire and nods to pop culture, Jim Jones and the Kool-Aid Jammers break down their Instant Cult Classic
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Specializing in down and dirty, rattle your bones punk rock loaded down with healthy helpings of satire and
From avid fan to seasoned up-and-comer, Chris Dillon outlines his road from The Rock to Maritime wrestling sensation as ‘Dynamite’ Dylan Davis
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St. John’s own Chris Dillon answers his phone on a unremarkable Monday morning. He’s on a bus to Toronto, a trip that can be described as a
The longer I hold down a permanent position, the further I distance myself from school, adolescence and those days of not caring about things like bills and the almighty dollar, the more I think on things, cliched things, like ‘love what you do.’
What’s more? You’ve got to feel that
The family of Newfoundland music icon Harry Hibbs carries on with a long-standing campaign to see ‘Uncle’ Harry inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame
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There are few Newfoundland music icons quite like Harry Hibbs. The Bell Island native, who became a household name through his massive record sales and
Host of OZFM’s Jigs and Reels, Danielle Butt talks all things St. Patrick’s and offers up your must have Irish artists to celebrate Paddy’s on The Rock!
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It’s not Christmas in Killarney, but it’s the next best thing for fans of Irish music across Newfoundland and Labrador!
St. Patrick’s
It’s hard not to get romantic about sports. Yes, it’s not for everyone. My wife would prefer the comfort of staring and scrolling through Instagram and Pintrest than sit through two hours of football, and I know a good many fellas in town and around the bay who would rather
Deftly defying their namesake, The Duds’ Phil Goodridge and Melanie O’Brien talk influences and inspirations behind the debut album These Words I Can’t Forget
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Diverse and dynamic the duo of Phil Goodridge and Melanie O’Brien, affectionately known as The Duds, have been performing and collaborating for nearly a decade
Ahead of the latest instalment of Shave For The Brave, Young Adult Cancer Canada approaches their inspiring milestone 20th anniversary
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Geoff Eaton pauses to think on the sobering reality that brought him from a cancer diagnosis at the age of 22, to founder of Young Adult Cancer Canada, an internationally
From sketch comedy to podcasting and the stage, Trent McClellan hunts for happiness and the funny side of life in this in-depth sit down with The Herald
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Stand-up comedian, podcaster, cast-member of an iconic satirist comedy troupe, from Corner Brook to Halifax and Calgary, Trent McClellan has a mound and
The Iceberg Alley Performance Tent is going country! Canadian country music sensation Johnny Reid, no stranger to fans here in Newfoundland and Labrador, is returning under the Big Top on September 15th with special guests Jimmy Rankin and Paige Penney.
Reid joins previously announced Iceberg headliners, April Wine, Trooper and
Rising star Paige Penney dives deep into her acclaimed debut EP Watch Out For Your Step, sharing inspirations and notable fan favourite collaborations
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For fifteen year old singer-songwriter Paige Penney, her latest single Shooting Star is quite prophetic.
Penney, who has collaborated with the likes of The Once and