The MusicNerd Q&A With James Mullinger
Over the last three years, there has arguably been no bigger cheerleader for the City of Saint John than comedian James Mullinger. While Mullinger gears up to perform at Harbour[…]
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The MusicNerd Q&A With Burgundy Drive
I first met the members of Saint John rock band Burgundy Drive at this past October’s Music New Brunswick Week, before I heard one single note of their music, and[…]
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The MusicNerd Q&A With Kenny James
Sackville, New Brunswick and Bakersfield, California couldn’t be geographically further apart, being located on opposite sides of North America from one another, but that hasn’t stopped Toronto transplant Kenny James[…]
The MusicNerd Q&A With Darren Frost
I first met Toronto’s Darren Frost in November 1997 when we were both (separately) booked on the short-lived The Mike Bullard Show, me with my band The Monoxides, and him as a[…]
The MusicNerd Q&A With Brian Wilson
Brian Wilson, the songwriter behind what is arguably one of the greatest songbooks in American pop music history, is performing at Moncton’s Casino New Brunswick on Friday night. This is[…]
The MusicNerd Q&A With Adam Baldwin
While Halifax’s Adam Baldwin may have first came to the attention of audiences as a member of Matt Mays’ band, the dynamic singer-songwriter has been working hard at carving out[…]
The MusicNerd Q&A With Band Of Skulls
With their fourth full-length record, U.K. power trio Band of Skulls prove they are out for blood. Produced by Gil Norton (Pixies, Foo Fighters), there are hints of guitar-fueled spontaneity[…]
The MusicNerd Q&A With Chris Colepaugh
As we approach the official halfway point of 2016, the year has already proven to be a monumental one for Moncton musician Chris Colepaugh. Earlier this year, the lifelong Metro[…]
The MusicNerd Q&A With The Cult
There are only a few musicians or artists that can crumple me into a ball of nerves before I even have them on the phone. Incidentally (and perhaps not surprisingly),[…]
The MusicNerd Q&A With Chris Isaak
Though he might be best known for his 1989 hit “Wicked Game,” the latest studio album from pop crooner Chris Isaak boasts a vitality and energy that betrays the fact[…]