Due to circumstances beyond anyone’s control, we’ve had to make a change in our concert lineup. Unfortunately, the Yukon’s Speed Control is unable to perform on May 8th at Tidemark Theatre opening for Nanaimo’s David Gogo. Well, that certainly presented some challenges but we are very excited to welcome Sarah Smith to the stage. For Sarah Smith, the time has come to say more, show more, and share an even deeper truth with her fans, courtesy of her brand new album, Unveiling.”

Yukon youth learn about video production through REEL YOUTH program.

Planning, shooting, editing, creativity — all are needed for video production. Those skills will be the focus of the Yukon Music Video Program with close to 20 Yukon youth learning to make music videos. . .

When Speed Control released the single “Danger Pay,” with an accompanying music video best described as over-the-top, the members had no idea how much or how quickly it would blow up. The clip, made in collaboration with. . .

A series of concerts featuring in-person and online performances is putting music from four corners of Canada into venues and homes across the country, with the goal of supporting the embattled arts and culture sectors.

Music from the Edges of Canada, which is co-produced by Margot Holmes of Nanaimo, is narrowing the gap brought about by COVID-19, which made touring all but impossible for the better part of 18 months.

The Tidemark Theatre and Music from the Edges of Canada will present, Roots & Grooves and Tiller’s Folly at the Tidemark on Saturday, Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m.

Music from the Edges of Canada is a national music series that showcases 22 artists featured in 11 live and virtual concerts from four theatres from the edges of Canada. The venue partners are the Imperial Theatre, Saint John, NB; Tidemark Theatre, Campbell River, B.C.; Northern Arts and Cultural Centre, NT and Yukon Arts Centre, Whitehorse, YT…

Information Morning Saint John from CBC Radio new brunswick. Theatres on the edges of Canada from Campbell River, BC to Saint John NB are teaming up to bring a very diverse lineup of musical performances to the whole country, in person and live-streamed. New Brunswick rapper and songwriter, Wolf Castle, is one of the featured performers he speaks with host Julia Wright.

David Gogo, Joëlle Rabu, Nico Rhodes and Rick Scott participating in virtual showcase.

A Nanaimo artist manager has teamed up with a colleague from the Yukon to present a coast-to-coast-to-coast online concert series.

From Oct. 28 to March 27, artists from B.C., Atlantic Canada and the North will be performing from venues in their regions as part of the Music From the Edges of Canada series. Representing Nanaimo are musicians David Gogo, Joëlle Rabu, Nico Rhodes and Rick Scott…

Margot Holmes is one of the producers of Music From The Edges Of Canada. A new national music series bringing 22 artists together in 11 different venues across the country that can be streamed into your homes. Listen to the interview here.

A new national musical series featuring 22 Canadian artists is on the way and Yellowknife will play a role.

From October 2021 to March 2022, a series titled Music from the Edges of Canada will feature 11 full production concerts broadcast live to viewers’ homes from four theaters on Canada’s borders.

The Northern Arts and Culture Center (NACC) in Yellowknife will be one of these theaters.

Campbell River music aficionados eager to see to some live performances by talented artists will be pleased to learn about Music from the Edges of Canada.

The national music series is the brain child of event producers Margot Holmes, and Debbie Peters, who developed it in response to limited options available to touring musicians living on the outskirts of Canada.

“This was a way for them to still have work, which is close to home, but can be showcased everywhere,” Holmes said.

Every day Dave White opens to the door to the Airplay studio in Whitehorse and see who walks in. The show tells Yukoners what's going on in the territory and brings them up to date on national and international news as well.

Today, Debbie Peters explains the idea behind Music From The Edges of Canada, a series of online shows originating in Whitehorse, Yellowknife, Campbell River and Saint John. Listen Here>