Join us for this matinee performance of these two concerts being recorded for Rogers TV and YouTube. Both of these folk duos bring something unique to the music scene of Newfoundland and Labrador. Jodee + Nicole are on the road again with their "What Odds!?" tour, bringing new & familiar songs, stories & recitations across the province. Their show has something for everyone - locals and tourists, young and old - with their Newfoundland tunes and original songs inspired by four years of touring NL, from Long Island to St. Lewis. Their set features beautiful harmonies, engaging stories and lots of laughs influenced by their professional careers in rock, theatre, and the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra.

Ana & Eric are a Brazilian duo based in St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador, known for their unique blend of Brazilian bossa nova and North American indie-folk. The duo has performed in Brazil, Europe, and Canada, gaining international recognition.

We welcome you to be a part of the enthusiastic studio audience! Attendance is free, there will be a hat at the door for donations to be split between the performers. Kinden's Bakery and Cafe are also sponsoring by graciously providing treats and coffee and tea. Call or text for your reservation, as seating is limited (709)571-5234.

Enjoy an evening of Songwriters - two concerts are being recorded this evening for Rogers TV and YouTube. The Intimate atmosphere is a perfect place to enjoy the songs and the stories that go with them. Both Rev. Dave and Demetri Fudge are masterful at observing the world and people around them and creating moving stories in song. Join us as a part of the enthusiastic studio audience! Attendance is free, there will be a hat at the door for donations to be split between the performers. Kinden's Bakery and Cafe are also sponsoring by graciously providing treats and coffee and tea. Call or text for your reservation, as seating is limited (709)571-5234.

Rozalind MacPhail; An extraordinary flautist, performer, certified coach, session recording artist, inspirational speaker and music educator based in St. John’s, NL. Rozalind combines film and live performance to create a truly one of a kind show that moves across multiple artistic disciplines. Often her work is focused on contemporary themes, utilizing Newfoundland and Labrador environments, to explore issues surrounding urbanization, resettlement and creativity. For more information on Roz: https://www.rozalindmacphail.com/about

Adrian House: Adrian was booked for our February series but Folk Alliance International and the “Conference cough” got in the way. Adrian House is a bilingual singer-songwriter from St. John's. His music is an exciting, passionate journey through styles of folk, jazz and rock. Pêcheur de rêves, his first album in French, was released in June, 2024, and earned Adrian the prize for Music NL Jazz Artist of the Year. For more information on Adrian, check out here: https://adrianhouse.com/home-acceuil Concert Tickets are by reservation. No cost, but a donation to the artist is greatly appreciated at the event. Call 709-571-5234, text or email stevie@thecitadelhouse.com to reserve your seat.

Claire Porter will round out the evening with a strong dose of the alternative side of East Coast Music scene. A Newfoundland dynamo, Claire has taken her music to venues across Atlantic Canada, sharing her songs about love, tiramisu and detritivores. Described as having the punch of Judy Garland and the grit of Tom Waits, Claire is an on-stage tour de force, infusing her dry wit and meticulous musicianship into every note. Claire Porter was nominated as Alternative Artist of the Year at the 2024 MusicNL Gala.

Check Claire Porter here: https://www.claireporterandthestouts.com/

The Dandelion Few: A duo from both Ireland and Newfoundland. There is a mix of the Old World and the New World in their music and they are the genuinely nicest people that you could ever meet. St. John’s based folk duo The Dandelion Few are Tiffanie George (NL) & Seán Bradley (IRL). Since 2018, they have carved out for themselves a niche place within contemporary folk music within Newfoundland & Labrador. The band, originating in Dundalk, Ireland, make music that is as varied as it is pure, from stripped down ghost ballads depicting dark stories of island life, harmony rich introspective lullabies drawn from seasoned poetic depth, and full band arrangements that steer more towards the experimentations of late 60s golden era of folk rock.

Find more on Dandelion Few here: https://www.thedandelionfew.com/#intro-dandelionfew-section

Concert Tickets are by reservation. No cost, but a donation to the artist is greatly appreciated at the event. Call 709-571-5234, text or email stevie@thecitadelhouse.com to reserve your seat.

This is a Trad/Newfoundland evening. Be prepared for a great night of jigs and reels in the vein of great Newfoundland songwriting—in short, “Our stories told by our people.” Big Jib Duo is the father-son tandem of Curt & Joseph Blackmore. Hailing from George's Brook-Milton, the guys front the Clarenville-based band, Big Jib. The guys have just released their first album with the band, which includes original songs penned by Curt framed by the musical style of Joseph. The guys hope to add their own page to the musical canon of traditional Newfoundland music. Concert Tickets are by reservation. No cost, but a donation to the artist is greatly appreciated at the event. Call 709-571-5234, text or email stevie@thecitadelhouse.com to reserve your seat.

Enjoy being part of the studio audience as we tape these shows for Rogers Cable and YouTube content.

Hannah Green

Hannah Green is an alternative singer-songwriter known for blending folk, indie, and ambient elements to craft a captivating, atmospheric sound. Her debut full-length album, Moving Fast In Slow Motion (2024), produced by drummer and producer Nick Coultas-Clarke (Repartee), delves into the complex themes of love, loss, and the bittersweet transition from childhood to adulthood. The album’s emotive depth and unique style earned Green dual nominations for MusicNL's Alternative Artist of the Year and Rising Star of the Year in the same year.

Darcy Scott

Impressive, talented, focused—my suspicion is that if you catch Darcy on this evening, you’ll be saying “I knew him when…” in just a few short years. Darcy Scott is an award-winning Indie-Folk songsmith from Newfoundland and Labrador. Since 2019, he has been performing as a percussionist, guitarist, and singer-songwriter on stages throughout Atlantic Canada. His debut EP, Wasted Spaces, was released in June 2023 to the delight of his growing fan base. Wasted Spaces is a collection of stories inspired by love, failed relationships, and the sense of being alone. Following the release, he was handpicked as one of 10 artists from Atlantic Canada to participate in the 2023 Lunenburg Folk Festival Songwriters Camp where he had the opportunity to work with Juno award winners, David Myles and Catherine MacLellan.
A respected musician and songwriter, Darcy’s songwriting and stage presence have been called engaging and beyond his years and earned him the 2023 MusicNL Award for Folk-Roots Artist of the Year.

Tickets by reservation only. Contact Stevie 1-709-571-5234 , stevie@thecitadelhouse.com Donations to the artists are appreciated.

Enjoy being part of the studio audience as we tape these shows for Rogers Cable and YouTube content.

Port Aux Poutine

This duo is a rapidly rising Francophone group based right here in Newfoundland & Labrador. They are a multiple award-winning act made up of Jenna Maloney and Axel Belgrade. Since 2022, Port-Aux-Poutines fuses French-Canadian and Newfoundland musical traditions. Through original songs, folk songs, as well as translations of Newfoundland songs, the band celebrates the diversity of French-Canadian culture, tells stories and legends of the province, and celebrates the heritage of Francophonie in Newfoundland.

Linda McLean

2025 is a milestone year for acclaimed singer-songwriter Linda McLean, who is releasing both a new single and a deeply personal memoir within days of each other. “Forgiven,” a single from her upcoming album “Songs for the Book,” sets the stage for the official launch of The Importance of Being Important, a memoir that chronicles McLean’s journey through love, loss, and self-discovery. The pairing of songs and writing creates a unique approach to storytelling, extending beyond the reach of her book to an emotional experience that McLean replicates on stage. Part memoir, part concert, part inspiring call to action, Linda McLean continues to break artistic boundaries.

Tickets by reservation only. Contact Stevie 1-709-571-5234 , stevie@thecitadelhouse.com Donations to the artists are appreciated.

Enjoy being part of the studio audience as we tape these shows for Rogers Cable and YouTube content.

Catarina Zenaro

A Brazilian pop/rock singer-songwriter who happens to be attending the ECMAs in St. John’s, and we’re grabbing the opportunity to tape a show with her. Catarina Zenaro, a Brazilian singer and songwriter, began her musical journey at the age of seven with guitar lessons, and later ventured into singing and songwriting. In 2019, she connected with producer Rique di Azevedo and released her single "Crazy Enough" in 2020. In 2021, she released her first EP, DEAR YOU. The singer signed with the Canadian label The Citadel House in 2024 and is now working on her new project. Her newest single “I Hope It’s Not The End” is out now.

Ana & Eric

This duo was originally scheduled for the February session but had to postpone due to Folk Alliance International in Montreal. They will be coming off a busy weekend at the ECMAs, where they will be showcasing several times—including at the awards show—where Ana is nominated for Global Artist of the Year. Ana & Eric are a Brazilian duo based in St. John’s, NL, blending bossa nova with indie-folk. They have performed in Brazil, Europe, and Canada. Their 2020 EP received ECMA and MusicNL nominations, followed by their debut album Our House From Here (2023), which was nominated for Global Recording of the Year at the 2024 ECMA. Ana Luísa Ramos, the duo’s vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, won Jazz Artist of the Year and Global Artist of the Year at the 2024 MusicNL Awards, and is nominated for and ECMA. for this year's Global category.

Tickets by reservation only. Contact Stevie 1-709-571-5234 , stevie@thecitadelhouse.com Donations to the artists are appreciated.

“The Woodstove Sessions” is a new initiative of The Citadel House, partnered with Rogers TV. Our first “taping show” is 18–Jan-2025 and our musician is Lewisporte’s own Adam Baxter. We would love to see you at this show. Give us a call at 709-571-5234 and let Stevie know that you would like to be at the show that evening, as part of our “studio audience”. You can also email us at stevie@thecitadelhouse.com.

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.

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

Hey Folks due to scheduling and transportation issues I will now be performing solo at The Citadel House on Friday. I promise it will be a great time with stories and songs and stories about songs!! Hope to see you there!......David

David Guy- Guitars, vocals Elliot Dicks- Drums (The Monday Nights. The Novaks) Ian Cornelissen- Bass, Vocals (The Domestics, Pilot to Bombardier)

Sometimes described as "Blue Rodeo if Matthew Sweet was the singer" Dust Radio shares their pursuit of a "sound". Armed with a notebook full of songs and a warehouse full of tone the band is headed to the studio to produce their fourth recording slated for a spring release. Equally comfortable rocking a stage or acoustically delivering to a coffeehouse audience Dust Radio has but one master...the song!

Tickets: $23 students $12, kids 12 and under free

Tickets: $23 students $12, kids 12 and under free

Tickets: $23 students $12, kids 12 and under free