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Taylor Mitchell left her mark before untimely death
Her future seemed as bright as she was young and enthusiastic.
Buck Tingley feels the blues
Even though we may not know it, Buck Tingley insists we're all starved for the blues.
Neilsen and the Bastards enjoy the Mountains
This week the band begins their long haul back across the country with stops in Canmore and Calgary. Most of the week was spent relaxing with a stretch of days off spent at a place affectionately referred to as the Edmonton Compound, a house owned by a good friend of the band.
Melissa Auf der Maur explores different mediums
Despite only now seeing the release of her second solo effort, Montrealer Melissa Auf der Maur is no stranger to the international music scene.
Guess Who's Driving drives into N.B.
Two of Canada's fastest-rising singer/songwriters have hit the road on their first full-length cross Canada tour.
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Moncton band makes big move to Nashville
Moncton melodic guitar rock band The Silent is taking a leap of faith. The trio recently left the relative comfort and security of the Hub City to take up residence in Nashville in effort to further their music career.
Oops, she did it again (But who cares?)
Stop the presses! Britney Spears lip syncs!
Get ready for A Thousand Small Explosions
Moncton hard-rockers Louder Gabriel have been a steady fixture on the Moncton music scene for the past couple of years and are getting ready to proudly celebrate the release of their debut CD, A Thousand Small Explosions.
Helix still rocking more than 30 years later
Gimme an R-O-C-K! Veteran Canadian heavy metal band Helix is heading to Fredericton and Moncton to show their New Brunswick fans that they are still able to rock with the best of them, even after more than 30 years.
Jesus Christ Superstar comes to KVHS
The rock musical Jesus Christ Superstar, performed in some form on some stage almost continuously since its first performance in New York 38 years ago, is coming to the stage of Kennebecasis Valley High School Nov. 18-21.
Turn up your Stereo
You couldn't go anywhere near your television or your radio this past summer without being bombarded by the sugary sweet punk pop of The Stereos.
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A Sex Pistol comes to New Brunswick
Sex Pistols' bassist Glen Matlock, who is also responsible for writing the majority of the Pistols well known punk rock anthems, is coming to Hampton's Vintage Bistro for a guaranteed sell out show on Monday, December 7.
Jet finds stability
Australian rock band Jet is currently on the road promoting their third record, Shaka Rock, which hit store shelves this past August. On the road with fellow hard rockers Papa Roach, Jet guitarist Cam Muncey checked in with [here] Magazine from the band's tour stop in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Astrid Young is making her own shadows
There was a buzz right away, along with a muffled crackle as Astrid Young plugged into her first very own amp, a Fender Deluxe reverb from her brother Neil.
Trevor Doyle enjoys life in the fastlane
That blur that just passed you on his '84 Honda Shadow is none other than Capital FM (106.9) morning man Trevor Doyle. Unexpected but true, Doyle is a charter member of "Men with Toys" and to top it off gets down and dirty with most mechanical repairs they might need.
The Midway State works on new material
Toronto melodic-rock band The Midway State is wrapping up a rather impressive year and a half of work behind their major label debut Holes.
Big Sugar frontman finds new life with Grady
Austin, Texas blues rockers Grady are currently traversing Canada, promoting their newest record Good As Dead and are hitting Moncton and Fredericton clubs with the hopes of blowing out your eardrums.
N.B. beat
As witnesses and reporters of todays' pop culture, NB Beat staffers are more than simply adept at identifying trends in the music industry.
Default ready to get the rust out
It has been a long few years leading up to the release of Default's new record Comes and Goes.
Come in to the Deep Dark Woods
Translating the bleakness that a Prairie winter can impose into memorable bursts of inspirationally muted song is no easy feat. But for Saskatchewan roots-rockers The Deep Dark Woods, it is second nature.
Snow can't ruin The Bastards' fun
Following an eventful week in Edmonton, Ross Neilsen and the Sufferin' Bastards set out to tackle week four of their epic journey to the Pacific coast. And like every week so far, this one wasn't without its defining traits. This time "" snow.
Trying to catch up to Elliott Brood
Out from under the pangs, Elliott Brood's twangy guitar picking flows a searing tone akin to yesteryear, but the members of the bluegrass trio insist they're reaching for far more than nostalgia with their weathered songs.
The Free Press connects with the East Coast
Toronto based rock band The Free Press is getting set to visit the Maritimes in support of their record Half Truths and Whole Lies, which was independently released in July 2009.
On the Road with Ross Neilsen and the Bastards
Well, it's week three and Ross and his merry band of Sufferin' Bastards have just finished a week long stint at Edmonton's famous Blues on Whyte.
Cuff the Duke allows themselves to play softly
When I connect with Cuff The Duke vocalist Wayne Petti over the phone, he is sounding incredibly relaxed and content. Could the atmosphere surrounding the Toronto band's excellent new record Way Down Here be carrying over to the band member's lives even outside the band? Possibly so.
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