Music

One of the biggest names in modern hip hop will play The Light House Arts Centre.

Answers to the main questions about the chamber music festival hitting Halifax hits Halifax May 29-June 12.

5 east coast shows are a surprise addition to the tour—the Halifax stop happens at Radstorm.

The form-bending project will arrive in four parts over two years.

The singer-songwriter drops the genre playacting and achieves authenticity on Drugstore Dreamin'.

The venerable singer-songwriter will play the Scotiabank Centre.

The "I'm Yours" singer will play the Rebecca Cohn July 31 and August 1.

Perfume Genius, The Weather Station and Alex Cuba added to the July 13-17 event.

The beloved band plays Radstorm May 20.

From June 21 to October 1, Grand Parade Square is the place to be.

The triple-Juno-winning MC plays The Marquee May 13.

The Halifax singer-songwriter's new album is for fans of Sky Ferreira, Stars and Billie Eilish.

"We're gonna have to distinguish between Gus’ Pub, the building it resides in, and Gus’ Pub, the business," says manager Dimo Georgakakos.

"I have never experienced a creative process like I have here."

Tickets go on sale April 7 at noon.

"It's the same rumour that comes around every few months, for 20 years."

It's the sort of show we've been waiting all pandemic for.

The rocker will light up the Scotiabank Centre as part of his career retrospective tour.

It's a strange world we live in, where a porno-metal song about gay sex between cowboys becomes somewhat of a political statement against anti-vaxxers.

The next deadline for its COVID-19 response investment program is February 15.