Canadian rock legends Blue Rodeo are set to return to Newfoundland and Labrador this winter, booking a performance at Mile One Centre in St. John’s, Feb. 16. Tickets go on sale this Friday, Nov. 16 at 10am.
When fans lined Toronto’s Queen Street to get into clubs where Blue Rodeo was performing in the
Where were you when you heard the news that Ron Hynes was gone?
Beloved Newfoundland musician Ron Hynes passed away on November 19, 2015, after a lengthy battle with throat cancer. The Man of a Thousand Songs will never be forgotten in his home province, as his legacy lives on
Local MusicNL nominated rockers Another North talk the buildup and release of their long awaited sophomore record The Missing Mouth
====
Wise men say, only fools rush in. If you were to live life by those tender feelin’ Elvis lyrics, then local alternative rockers Another North are doing the whole
By: Russell Bowers
As the iconic trio prepare to say goodbye to cross-Canada touring, Kevin Blackmore looks back on 35 years of ‘Nods & Winks’
It’s almost impossible to consider, but Kevin Blackmore of Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers admits they were “once asked by an agent to move
Shelley Neville and her dad John talk family, a shared love of music and what audiences can expect at this year’s much anticipated presentation of O Holy Night this December
=====
Shelley Neville and her dad John are like the proverbial two peas in a pod. Laughing and winking at
By: Jason Sheppard
One of Canada’s biggest country music performers returns to St. John’s to take part in The Celebration of Hope, with a spiritual and powerful message.
====
George Canyon is no stranger to music lovers in Newfoundland and Labrador. Canyon has performed at George Street shows, at Mile One
We meet a lot of artists here at The Newfoundland Herald. Our island is thsnkfully full of them, so there’s no shortage of folks filled with creativity and drive coming in and out of our doors looking to sell their stuff, so to speak. Some are good, some are excellent,
Local folk trio The Once are hitting the road again this month, as the band embarks on province-wide Arts and Culture Centre tour. Their provincial tour is swiftly followed by a cross-country Canadian tour, creating a jam-packed autumn for the band.
By some small miracle, all three members of The
We Newfoundlanders know hard times more than most. Indeed, it seems to be the recurring groundhog day narrative that is being a Newfoundlander. We struggle, fall, rise and persevere, only to struggle again. Rinse, repeat, hope.
Strife & Struggle
We know plenty of strife and struggle and how to overcome, which
The movers and shakers of the music world will descend upon the Burin Peninsula this fall. From October 10-13, Burin, Marystown and Grand Bank will play host to Live At Heart Newfoundland. The global music business conference is the sister company to the highly successful Live At Heart out of