
Between last weekend's Gridlock festival and some of the more rock- and pop-oriented acts I've seen thus far at the Halifax Jazz Festival, I...
Between last weekend's Gridlock festival and some of the more rock- and pop-oriented acts I've seen thus far at the Halifax Jazz Festival, I...
Nearly every time Basia Bulat has made her way to the East Coast over the years, it's been as a solo performer. No harm there: she's the sor...
When Dallas Green first broke out as a solo performer under the City and Colour banner, it was the combination of his whispery, almost ether...
At her first ever show in Halifax, Julia Holter stared death in the face. "I've got all these gravestones in front of me," she said, poi...
Metric visited Halifax twice when touring behind 2009's Fantasies (a festival show and their own headlining gig), but haven't been back to t...
Ms. Lauryn Hill's journey from icon to enigma to punchline has been a discouraging one for a whole variety of reasons, and there's a lot wit...
A drunken sing-along isn't exactly what you'd expect at a show from an instrumental band, but that's how the Brooklyn-based Budos Band opene...
"How many of you have been to Cuba?" asked Canadian-Cuban frontman Adonis Puentes during his band's opening set at the Halifax Jazz Festival...
Though well-known for her use of sound looping in her live performances, tUnE-yArDs' Merrill Garbus didn't seem to really double back on her...
The centrepiece of Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings' opening night performance at the Halifax Jazz Festival was an extended version of "People...
"This is my first time here, and this is the most beautiful place," Allen Toussaint told the Halifax Jazz Fest crowd. "Y'all been hiding out...