Sackville, New Brunswick are kicking off the festival season this year with the return of their fourth annual Bordertown Music Festival. This year’s lineup includes headliners David Myles and folky duo Tomato/Tomato among a slew of other music acts and activities. Continue reading Bordertown: Sackville’s Kick-Off To Festival Season
Campobello Fogfest – Five Free Days Of Music On The Bay Of Fundy
The Bay of Fundy is a destination in itself. Arguably one of the great natural wonders of the world, it’s home to all kinds of marine life, the highest tides anywhere, and an incredulous number of travel guides that will tell you the same and more. Now what if we told you there’s a music festival in the middle of it? Fogfest on Campobello Island is now in their sixth year, and if you can get yourself there, it’s five free days of music and adventure. Continue reading Campobello Fogfest – Five Free Days Of Music On The Bay Of Fundy
Evolve Announce Phase One Of 2018 Festival Lineup
In a little more than ten weeks, festival goers will be headed to Evolve. While early bird tickets have been available to keeners since mid-February, we’re only just learning on the music festival’s 2018 lineup today! Continue reading Evolve Announce Phase One Of 2018 Festival Lineup
SappyFest Announce Initial Festival Lineup For 2018
Returning for their thirteenth year is SappyFest, Sackville’s festival of art, craft, music, and the fine art of wearing your heart on your sleeve. Continue reading SappyFest Announce Initial Festival Lineup For 2018
Lost & Found: Ian Janes At Fourteen
When you see a musician perform year after year it can sometimes seem like they’ve always been that good. Always. Never mind the thousands of hours of practice needed to get to that level of proficiency, some musicians seem to possess these innate otherworldly talents. Apparently that’s been the case for Nova Scotia Music Award winning Ian Janes. His archive of VHS footage shows that he could breeze through a Stevie Ray Vaughan cover at the age of fourteen. Continue reading Lost & Found: Ian Janes At Fourteen