The Scene

East Coast singer-songwriter Jenn Grant is sharing some of her most personal stories yet on her new album "Queen of the Strait."

The Halifax Black Film Festival is celebrating a milestone this year, marking a decade of bringing Black stories from around the world to local audiences during African Heritage Month.

On his new album “Early 20s,” Maritime musician HARMZ is blending modern pop with retro influences to create what he calls a cinematic listening experience.

The Goo Goo Dolls are heading back to Atlantic Canada this spring, marking their first shows in the region in more than a decade.

The Grammy-nominated group Celtic Woman is headed for the Maritimes this spring, stopping in Moncton and Halifax on their “Celtic Woman – A New Era” tour.

After more than two decades of songwriting, Nova Scotia singer-songwriter Dave Gunning is still finding new ways to tell stories.

The East Pointers are starting the year with new music. The PEI-founded folk group recently released Schoonertown.

Food content creator Andy Hay is also using his platform to give back. This April, he’ll serve as emcee of the Chefs for UNICEF Gala in Nova Scotia… one of the province’s most impactful culinary fundraisers.

The East Coast Music Association (ECMA) launched the East Coast Music Awards 2026 season and announced this year’s nominees.

Canadian rockers April Wine are heading back to the Maritimes this spring, joining Triumph as special guests on a major North American tour.

The 2026 JUNO Award nominations are out and artists from the Maritimes are making a strong showing.

“Ones: The Beatles #1 Hits” is touring across Canada with a live production built around the band’s biggest chart-toppers, narrated and accompanied by a multimedia presentation.

Award-winning Maritime singer-songwriter John Gracie is set to release a new album inspired by the late Gordon Lightfoot.

Elvis tribute artist Thane Dunn is performing at Casino New Brunswick Saturday night - and five dollars from every ticket sold will be donated to Feed NB.

Cape Breton rocker Elyse Aeryn is preparing to return to the stage in February, six months after suffering a serious motorcycle collision near her home.