Rising at a rapid rate, indie rockers India thrill on their anticipated self-titled debut, answering the noticeable amount of hype they have built since their inception.
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The name India has been whispered in corners of downtown St. John’s this past year, and no, we’re not referring to the beer.
Building on a foundation centered on food, fire and music, Burlington’s The Gathering has fast become one of the most desirable and in-demand summer festivals in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Singer-songwriter Ian Foster is set to present his sophomore short film Keystone at this year’s Nickel Independent Film Festival
Ian Foster told The Herald in a recent interview that he’s worn a different amount of hats in his artistic career in Newfoundland and Labrador. Quite so.
Foster is a notable
Chart topping Canadian fan favourites return to Newfoundland and Labrador to headline the 30th anniversary of Lewisporte’s Mussel Bed Soiree. Founding member Sébastien Lefebvre took time out of the band’s busy touring schedule to chat with The Herald, touching on NL memories, the bands fifth studio album and advice for aspiring musicians.
One of the most gifted singer-songwriters of a generation, James Taylor brings his intimate and emotional performance to Mile One Centre in St. John’s this May.
James Taylor is often credited with the emergence of the American singer-songwriter. A lofty but well deserved claim indeed. His slew of finely crafted
Eight-time Grammy nominee, born in St. John’s but now calls Nashville home, Christian music chart-topper Matt Maher talks career successes, the origins of his faith and prioritizing family.
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Matt Maher, it could be argued, is the most decorated artist ever
One of Canada’s most successful bands, Hedley, kicks off its Hello Tour with two massive concerts in St. John’s
With five multi-platinum albums, over 3.5 million singles sold and over 54 million views on Veevo, Hedley is firmly cemented as one of Canada’s most successful and adored touring acts. But
Maybe you’ve heard of Camille and Kennerly Kitt, better known by their stage name ‘The Harp Twins.’ The fitting title comes from the girls’ love of the harp instrument as well as their most-obvious distinction of being identical twins.
The girls have risen to viral internet and worldwide status after
O’Donel High has become known as a hot-spot for artistic talent. Their theatre troupe have put off a slew of highly regarded productions from talented students, including the likes of Grease, Little Shop of Horrors, Fame, The Wizard of Oz, Aida and most recently The Sound of Music. Now, the