Newfoundland native Phill Hood puts The Exclamation on his bands’ debut album Detour, which features his signature blend of melodic rock with a maritime accent
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Fifteen years after leaving Newfoundland and Labrador to pursue a career in music in Ontario, Phill Hood returned home with his new band The
Canadian Irish punk rockers The Mahones are releasing their first studio album since 2015, titled Love + Death + Redemption, on June 15th, but not before kicking off an extensive summer tour in St. John’s.
The Mahones will headline two shows at O’Reilly’s Irish Pub on June 1st and 2nd,
Award-winning singer-songwriter Sherry Ryan examines life and loss on her long-awaited fourth studio album, Wreckhouse
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Seven years removed from her third studio album Sister of Mine, Sherry Ryan has evolved personally and professionally. Maturing as both a singer and songwriter, Ryan’s fourth studio album Wreckhouse is a deeply personal,
Pride in one’s family and heritage is a given, but when a piece of family history goes missing, sometimes the hunt to reunite is a torch best carried by future generations
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If you grew up in St. John’s during the middle part of the last century, you may remember
Today, Deacon Sports & Entertainment unveiled the highly-anticipated name, logo and colours for the ECHL’s newest team: The Newfoundland Growlers.
During this morning’s ceremony at The Rooms, a video was used for the unveiling of the brand designed by local St. John’s marketing and communications agency Idea Factory.
“Finalizing the
Stephen Lethbridge, Hugh Campbell and Stephanie O’Brien of the OZFM Rush talk cruiser teams, summer fun, music memories and more in our latest Q&A
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What do you think are the key intangibles to bring to the role of an OZFM Summer Cruiser?
Stephen: You’ve got to be outgoing, that’s
With more fun than you can shake a stick at, and with prizes galore, the 2018 OZFM Summer Cruiser Team is getting ready to hit the road
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What’s not to love about summer? With good weather (hopefully), amazing scenery as a backdrop (guaranteed), fabulous friends (ya knows), rockin’ tunes (without-a-doubt,
Popular Marine Park in Pouch Cove, NL will be reinvented as Canada’s sixth Jellystone Park Camp-Resort – the grand opening is slated for July 1st
David Snow and his family have spent the past 21 years building Marine Park into one of the most sought-after seasonal camping destinations in
(From the May 13-19 issue)
I felt for the council of Springdale a few weeks ago and the controversy over its decision not to paint the rainbow symbol on a town crosswalk to show support for the LGBTQ community.
The problem is the reaction to council’s “No” decision. The town
Celebrating 30 years as a Newfoundland folk trio, The Sharecroppers return at the Trails, Tales and Tunes Festival in Gros Morne this May
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Three decades into their careers as ambassadors for Newfoundland and Labrador’s culture and music, The Sharecroppers have much to celebrate.
The three-piece of Ed Humber, Guy