Music

The outdoor stage celebrates the end of summer with Toronto R&B duo dvsn.

Carleton Stone, Braden Lam, Chudi Harris and more deliver hot hits.

These are the biggest concerts marking the date, here in Halifax and slightly farther afield.

The Family Over Fame Festival hits Uniacke Square on August 6.

If you slept on seeing the Grammy-nominated rapper, you aren’t out of luck for his July 31 show yet.

The classical and composer-centred concerts kick off in September.

Two local gigs supporting a new album are happening this weekend.

From Morgan Toney’s cross-cultural fiddle tunes to Eriana Willis’s rich R&B, hit up these free shows from July 14-17.

Mike Hadreas talks drama and disassociation in advance of Halifax Jazz Fest show.

The lauded choral group–known for its centuries-old tradition—will hold auditions for girls 7-13 in August.

From house tracks to country crooning, it’s been a big week for local releases.

One of the classical world's biggest stars, Radvanovsky will play the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium.

Alice Ping Yee Ho’s prize-winning piece will be debuted by the Symphony in 2023.

The composer and flutist will debut a new work that asserts that the rights of Indigenous women across Turtle Island are intrinsically tied to the forests and to nature.

Shanice Skinner will compete in the 2002 Voice of Black Opera in Birmingham, UK.

Fresh indie and hard rock offerings await.

The annual music event returns July 13-17.

The band will play Gus' Pub—where else?

So you can listen to the Dartmouth rocker's earliest tunes in the hi-fi that nature intended.