We are looking forward to opening up for a few, select shows, starting in October with the fabulous Daniel Champagne.  Daniel's shows usually sell out early, and he has already begun listing the events in Atlantic Canada, so go to his site (scroll down to October) and pick up your tickets early if you want in the room.

For nearly four decades Morgan Davis has been on the road travelling across Canada, the United States and Europe. His performances draw from a rich tradition of country blues, as well as his own contemporary songs infused with wit and a large dose of humour.

Tickets: $23, students $12, kids 12 and under free as always, Coffee, Tea and goodies included

From Halifax, Nova Scotia via hockey-stick making Hespeler, Ontario, Thomas Stajcer’s ECMA-nominated debut is a country & western tour of doubt and regret that culminates in the ultimate question: Will I Learn To Love Again? Opening with the slow-burning, violin-infused ballad “Love Me Now (Or Never Again),” the album picks up with the late-night two-stepping “Salesman” before driving full steam ahead with the high-octane ripper “In the Long Run.” Classic country sounds and themes dominate the LP, harkening the sneer, whimsy, and frankness of outlaw country pioneers such as Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Hank Williams Jr. These influences blend with touches of rock n’ roll on tracks such as “Any Old Road” and the album’s raucous closer, “How Long Could I Wait?.” As with the best country records and performers, vibrant storytelling is on full display throughout, shining bright on the introspective “Wildfires,” the pining title track, and in the voice of the Dukes of Hazzard-esque narrator (Mike Trask) on “Sad Cowboy.” Recorded live off the floor at Joel Plaskett’s New Scotland Yard (where Stajcer is the in-house engineer), the album features two tracks – “Love Me Now (Or Never Again)” and “Wildfires” – co-written with the East Coast icon. Assembling a host of seasoned backup musicians to bring these songs to life, Will I Learn To Love Again? is true to the big band live show that garnered Stajcer a nomination for Country Artist of the Year in The Coast’s 2017 and 2018 Best of Music Reader’s Polls. The year prior, Thomas Stajcer attended the Gordie Sampson Song Camp and has co-written with some of Nova Scotia’s most talented songwriters including Dylan Guthro, Dave Sampson, Steven MacDougall (Slowcoaster), Laurenn Marchand, Campbell Woods, Eric Stephen Martin, and – of course – Joel Plaskett. https://www.facebook.com/thomasstajcermusic

https://www.instagram.com/thomasstajcer/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1xVZDEUa2mPCaQWkFYnYYb?si=NJxdZI6-R3iL4Q9NzCXL_w

https://www.thomasstajcer.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJrPWxhCl6k

Thomas Stajcer

Quote the Raven took home MusicNL's 2019 award for Group of the year. To say that St. John’s based folk duo struck pay-dirt with their impactful and haunting debut album Golden Hour would be an understatement. The ever-progressing musical duo of Jordan Coaker and Kirsten Rodden-Clarke have become one of the must-watch folk acts in all of Canada. The lead-off single “Laser Beam” has garnered over 200,000 streams on Spotify, with the pair earning both critical and commercial praise alongside numerous accolades and high-profile engagements. Fans eagerly await their sophomore studio album, which no doubt will continue the duos streak of bewitching audiences, and listeners, with soulful and impactful ballads.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=LvUIHkiCwoU&feature=emb_logo http://www.quotetheravenofficial.com

Tickets: $20. All ages welcome

Christina Martin is a multi-award winning Canadian singer-songwriter whose style has been described as an effortless union between Americana and Rock. Christina's "vivacious personality, brightly sparkling voice and unerring love of hooky choruses and peppy rhythms"1 Make for a fun and memorable show. You will want to be sure to get out to this one!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=26&v=9NEOIxkc5Aw&feature=emb_logo 1(Edmonton’s Vue Weekly)

Sorry, but this show is cancelled due to the restrictions currently in place for Covid 19

Please support the band in any way that you see fit. Buy or stream their new album, just released on April 24

Sorry, but this show is cancelled due to the restrictions currently in place for Covid 19

Sorry, but this show is cancelled due to the restrictions currently in place for Covid 19.

Sorry, this show is CANCELLED. Hannah James and Toby Kuhn are stuck in Turkey and cannot make it to Canada because of the Covid19 travel restrictions.
UK Genre: Contempory/Trad/Percusive Dance Described as “a true original” by the Guardian, spellbindingly innovative musician and dancer Hannah James has been one of the key figures in the revival of English percussive dance in recent years Their music is soulful, original and conversational. The combination of accordion and cello allows for a huge palette of sounds and textures which lift James’s pure voice and deeply honest songwriting. In the next breath they switch to choppy rhythms and joyful interplay between cello and percussive dance. This duo deliver a diverse, playful and hugely original performance.

From soft introspection to frenzied, bluesy, interpretations, Max Marshall gives audiences a heartfelt, personal performance, featuring a guitar style that is largely underexposed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1HtxAFlc9g

Home Routes Show: To call Canada your home can be a very vague statement. From the Rockies, all the way to the eastern shores of the Atlantic, there are many places one can lay their head. It’s not only the sheer distance between the two coasts, it’s the cultural differences that exist within them. Rube & Rake’s debut album, Back and Forth, explores this theme with a subtle grace, giving space in their arrangements to explore the issues they sing about. By performing as a two-piece, they’ve found a way to put an emphasis on their lyrical delivery. Whether a song is performed with a four-piece string band, or just a banjo and a guitar, the duo has stories to tell. https://youtu.be/9rZw26a4xR8

Tickets $23 Students $12, kids 12 and under free

Mike Sixonate is a MusicNL Nominated artist. He is an explosive songwriter and entertainer from Twillingate. His music and stories have entertained thousands of fans from across Canada, The United States, Europe, and beyond. His dynamic guitar playing and baritone voice along with his sharp wit make for a show that has been extremely well received.

Tickets $15, Join us for a Fun and festive evening, celebrating best loved Christmas songs presented by Terry Penney. We will also be having our annual Gideon's Helping Hands Silent Auction. Doors open at 7 for viewing/bidding on auction items and getting a round of snacks before heading to your seats. See you there! (if you have items that you would like to donate to the auction please contact us as the number below) Seats are limited, so call to reserve (709)535-0884 Pay for Tickets at the door when you arrive. Credit Cards and Cash accepted.

Tickets: $25

Tickets: $25

Tickets $23 Students $12, kids 12 and under free

Raised on a land fertile for songs and storytelling, Sherry Ryan has been winning hearts across the country as one of Newfoundland’s finest singer-songwriters. Her highly anticipated fourth album, Wreckhouse, takes it’s name from the song ‘Stop The Trains’. This gem of a tune voted best song in the province by The Overcast’s 2018 People’s Choice Awards is a Newfoundland classic in the making. Described as “so good – so distinct – it’s absolutely unforgettable” (Exclaim!), hers is a voice you pay attention to.

Tickets $23 Students $12, kids 12 and under free

Review: I’m a believer! Nadine and Sammy channel the old guys. What a fascinating collection of songs and tunes! And their presentation is so entertaining, done comfortably yet masterfully by this couple. They suckered me in, that’s for sure. Nadine’s piercing country voice is perfect for every style she sings here. I believe in her when she’s a 19th Century swamp girl singing cajun songs, I believe in her when she charms me with her playful classic country songs. And Sammy, it doesn’t matter which instrument he plays here, I get goosebumps with each tune. It’s going to be quite a while before this album is matched. - Bill Martin, Bubbaville, Portland, OR

Nadine Landry and Stephen “Sammy” Lind play traditional fiddle music that has been passed on for hundreds of years, classics of the south west Louisiana Cajun dance halls and songs that could have filled a 50s smoky bar jukebox. Alternating between fiddle, banjo, guitar and accordion they play true to the roots of American music with energy and respect. They are members of the Foghorn Stringband the Cajun Country Revival and have collaborated with countless musicians in the old time, cajun and bluegrass worlds.