The inimitable, irrepressible, they-broke-the-mold, etc. Fred Eaglesmith along with femme fatale Tif Ginn, finally return to their Halifax home (it’s been 7 years!), The Carleton, for two shows on Tuesday, July 14th and Wednesday, July 15th (this one). Show time each night is 7 PM sharp and tickets are $70. Fred Eaglesmith’s been releasing albums (more…)
We are very pleased to have been chosen to host, Dyke Night Acoustic: Constant Craving – featuring performances by Moira & Claire, Salt Lamp, Julia Cunningham, Averi Chandler, Adina Fraser & Tara Thorne – hosted by Pillow Fite’s Art Ross and Jade Bennett, happening at The Carleton on Thursday, July 16th. Show time is 7:30 (more…)
Popular party band Big Fish (Sarah Letcher: Lead and backing vocals, keyboard, tin whistle and hand held percussion, Peter Janes : Lead and backing vocals, bass, Andy Gallant: Lead and backing vocals, trumpet and drums, Dale Letcher: Lead and backing vocals, rhythm guitar and harmonica & Brad Davidge : Lead and backing vocals, lead guitar, (more…)
Dartmouth-based band Esdaile, along with guest Fiona Clancey, return to deliver a special unplugged performance at The Carleton on Saturday, July 18th. Show time is 8 PM and tickets are $20 + HST. In late August of 2024, Esdaile formed, putting together a new sound for the ears of listeners in the Dartmouth/Halifax area. The (more…)
Local legend Dave Gunning & acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter Mark Lang team up for a show at The Carleton to celebrate the upcoming release of Mark’s new album, Wild Swans, and Dave’s latest, Field Notes, on Sunday, July 19th. The two will get down to entertaining business at 7 PM and tickets for this brilliant pairing (more…)
Between 2002 and 2005, Crush was one of the biggest bands in the country, picking up a Juno nomination for Best New Artist and winning 7 East Coast Music Awards. Twenty years later, principals Cory Tetford and Paul Lamb – along with rhythm section Kris MacFarlane (drums) and Ronald Hynes (bass) – reunite for a (more…)
Between 2002 and 2005, Crush was one of the biggest bands in the country, picking up a Juno nomination for Best New Artist and winning 7 East Coast Music Awards. Twenty years later, principals Cory Tetford and Paul Lamb – along with rhythm section Kris MacFarlane (drums) and Ronald Hynes (bass) – reunite for a (more…)
Between 2002 and 2005, Crush was one of the biggest bands in the country, picking up a Juno nomination for Best New Artist and winning 7 East Coast Music Awards. Twenty years later, principals Cory Tetford and Paul Lamb – along with rhythm section Kris MacFarlane (drums) and Ronald Hynes (bass) – reunite for a (more…)
The ’80s party machine that is Height Requirement – because they’re so darned popular – return again to The Carleton on Friday, July 24th. The dancing (and there will be dancing) action starts at 8 PM and tickets are $20 + HST. This is a standing room show with limited seating with arrival by 7 (more…)
Newfoundland legends The Irish Descendants celebrate the release of their heartfelt Our Tribute To Stan Rogers album (on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the festival that bears his name) with two shows at The Carleton on Saturday, July 25th: a matinée at 1:30 PM (this one) and an evening performance at 7 PM. (more…)