There’s a big time, grade-A metal show coming our way this Saturday night, and it’s more metal den’ nans kettle!
Montreal cross-over thrash artists Mutank return to St. John’s for the first time in several years, wrapping up their lengthy Eastern Canadian tour with our very own Emblem, our resident
Looking for a bit of musical reprieve from the onslaught that is 4/20 this Friday? Like your music a little hard and heavy? Well you’re completely in luck.
Local post-hardcore shred-heads Bridges are releasing their sophomore album, aptly titled Bridges II, this Friday night April 20th at The Fat Cat
Breaking the mold on your standard Newfoundland band, St. John’s rockers Centrefold aim to impress on their debut full-length album.
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When setting out to start a band, there are usually a few things to consider, certainly if one aims to make a dent in the local music landscape. Has
Canadian rapper Madchild is bringing his It’s A Mad World Tour to St. John’s on June 23rd.
Madchild is scheduled to perform at The Rockhouse with special guests Nasty of St. John’s, Toronto’s Luca Mele and more.
Best known as a member of Canadian chart toppers Swollen Members and for
Newfoundland country singer-songwriters Jason Benoit and Chris Ryan are set to compete in SiriusXM Top of the Country.
Nine artists were selected from applicants and invited to one of three studio sessions in Toronto, Halifax, and Vancouver. All registrants are set to receive travel grants and a professionally-recorded and mixed
Local singer-songwriter Meghan Waterman makes a bold first impression with her debut EP, 3AM Conversations
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First impressions in music, much like in life, are crucial. You only get one chance to put that first foot forward and lay down a grand ‘this is me’ proclamation.
Impressive Debut
Nineteen-year-old singer-songwriter
Shanneyganock frontman Chris Andrews is set to perform his entire solo album, A Bit of Wear and Tear, at the Yellowbelly in St. John’s on April 28th.
Andrews will be backed by an all-star band that includes Craig Young, Glen Parsons, Damhnait Doyle, Ian Chipman, Patrick Moran and Paul Kinsman.
Local music legends Sandy Morris and Anita Best are set to release a collaboration decades in the making. The respected duo will unveil a 16-song collection, fittingly titled Some Songs, at the Inn of Olde in Quidi Vidi tonight at 7 p.m.
“We used to play a lot of live
Summer festival season will be here before you know it, and it is soon time for announcements to role in on big events in a community near you.
The annual Squidfest in Holyrood has become one of the biggest parties of the summer. Commemorating the 30th anniversary of the festival
Prolific songwriter and local favourite Mark Bragg talks the release of his forthcoming studio album Winter in our latest Herald’s Q&A
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Local legend around the music scene in Newfoundland and Labrador, Mark Bragg has dipped into the well of creativity with his latest effort Winter, an album which friend