We were sad to hear that due to unforeseen circumstances folk rockers Blackie and The Rodeo Kings have had to cancel their November 1st performance at the Holy Heart Theatre in St. John’s. Never ones to waste a good chat, The Herald shares our recent interview with founding member Stephen
With rumours running rampant that Buddy Wasisname and The Other Fellers are set to call it a career, The Newfoundland Herald can share that the beloved group aren’t anywhere close to packing up the guitars and funny hats, and have yet to state anything to the contrary.
While there is
If you’ve heard the name Category VI, you’ll be familiar with one of the island’s giants of heavy metal. Fronted by the fiery powerhouse vocal stylings of Amanda Gosse, anchored by longtime stalwarts of the scene and bonafide masters of their craft Geoff Waye and Keith Jackman, and the welcomed
You’d have to go back to February of 2009 to pinpoint when and where the second-life of Colin Hollett began. February 4th, to be exact, and the place was Yuk Yuk’s in St. John’s, the now closed comedy club that routinely featured the best stand-up comedians from across the country
Pam Pardy dives with whales in this adventurous feature
As I inch towards my 50s, I’ve grown quite comfortable with the concept of same-old-same-old.
I’ve been married for almost three decades, worn the same hairstyle since I gave up the girl-mullet in the late 80s and have
Manitoba’s Red Moon Road are one of Canadian folk music’s most dynamic and promising up-incoming attractions. The powerhouse three-piece of Daniel Jordan, Sheena Rattai and Daniel Peloquin-Hopfner put music fans coast to coast on notice with their sublime 2015 third studio album Sorrows and Glories. In the midst of their debut
A Newfoundland native has taken his inventive passions to a new level, unleashing a potential game-changing outdoor must-have, the hill-glider
By Dillon Collins
Not a fan of snowboarding or surfing? Unsure if wiping out on pavement is the best way to spend your day? Well, a new and innovative invention
Rick Stanley and the crew at Ocean Quest know how to make sure come from aways and livyers alike experience the coolest sights this province has to offer
By Pam Pardy Ghent
The day started out as a cool one, but as the sun rose over picturesque Petty Harbour those
Writer and illustrator Dawn Baker hits another home run with her latest children’s book, telling the story of an adventure in bird rescue in Witless Bay
By Pam Pardy Ghent
Dawn Baker has long been celebrated as an artist with the ability to capture the culture and spirit of this
Born in Scotland, singer/songwriter Isla Grant grew up surrounded by music, and a love was forged almost instantly. As she prepared to head to Newfoundland, she says she’s bringing the music back to a place – and to a people – she loves
By Pam Pardy Ghent
Isla Grant is
For 30 years author, actor and playwright Berni Stapleton has been leaving audiences shaking with laughter as she shares her view on the world, this province and the people in it. Now Stapleton’s back with a vengeance in her new one woman show; A Broad’s Perspective
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