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📣 OFFICE HOURS 📣
Reminder! The Music Nova Scotia office will be closed to visitors and staff will be working remotely on Mondays now through June 24, 2024. To access member services, please send us an email! The MNS office remains open Tuesdays-Fridays, 9am-4:30pm.
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Music Nova Scotia and Garrison Brewing’s next New Music Thursday show at The Seahorse Tavern is TOMORROW, May 2, and will feature:
- Brooke Waye
- Colrain
- Jon Samuel
- Lizard The Bird
Tickets are on sale now for $10 in advance and $15 at the door. Music Nova Scotia members can access discounted tickets ($7) through the membership portal. Full details can be found on Music Nova Scotia’s website.
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Music Nova Scotia is pleased to share that thanks to additional support from the Province of Nova Scotia and the Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism, and Heritage, Music Nova Scotia can support new programs and expand support for existing Investment Programs.
“The Province of Nova Scotia is investing in the expansion of Music Nova Scotia initiatives that will impact all aspects of the industry, from artist development to aligning with the province’s growing film economy,” says Minister Allan MacMaster. “We look forward to continuing to work with Music Nova Scotia to support our province’s talented artists.”
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Early bird festival wristbands and delegate passes for Nova Scotia Music Week 2024 are on sale now!
Festival wristbands allow access to all showcasing events at NSMW 2024 (subject to capacity). Festival wristbands do not include access to the awards show, NSMW conference, or other premium access events. Limited early bird wristbands are available for sale here for $55 + fees until they are sold out. Standard ticket pricing will be available later in the summer.
Delegate passes gain access to all NSMW 2024 showcases (subject to capacity), conference sessions, mixers, and special events hosted by NSMW. Limited early bird delegate passes are for sale here for $100 + fees until they are sold out. Standard ticket pricing will be available later in the summer.
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Music Nova Scotia and Nova Scotia Music Week 2023 have been nominated for two Canadian Live Music Industry Awards Nominations!
Music Nova Scotia has received a nomination for the Community Impact Award, and Nova Scotia Music Week 2023, which took place November 2-5, 2023, has received a nomination for Small Festival of the Year.
Voting is now open for the Canadian Live Music Industry Awards! Members of the Canadian live music industry are eligible to vote. Industry workers/organizations can register and votes can be submitted at https://cmw.net/awards/live/vote until May 3, 2024.
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ANSMA is hiring for four (4) new part-time positions:
- Administrative Assistance (Operations)
- Program Coordinator (ANSMA Core Programming & Special Projects)
- Production Coordinator (ANSMA Events/Showcase)
- Communications/Outreach Coordinator (ANSMA Digitial Presence and Community Engagement)
Deadline to apply for these positions is May 20th, 2024 at 11:59pm.
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Memorial University invites applications for the position of Dean, School of Music. Consideration of candidates will commence in May/June 2024 and continue until the position is filled. To submit your application including your letter of interest and CV, visit Memorial's website:
https://careers.mun.ca/academic/api/careers/file/5119
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Music Nova Scotia will be hosting two sessions of Basic Training at ECMAs in Charlottetown PEI on Friday, May 3:
- Funding: 10 am-11 am w/ Darryl Smith and Nicole Léger from Music New Brunswick
- Royalties for Songwriters: 2 pm-3 pm w/ Darryl Smith
These sessions will take place at The Guild (Gallery Space), 111 Queen St., Charlottetown PEI.
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We're heading to ECMA in Charlottetown to present the Wellness Program! Find us at the following events:
Mental Health One-on-Ones
Thursday, May 2 - Saturday, May 4, By Appointment
Email wellness@ecma.com to book
Do you have concerns about your mental health or substance use? Have you had difficulty accessing supports you feel would help you? Have you self diagnosed based on symptoms and would like a professional opinion? Are you looking for a plan to achieve mental wellness? Reach out for a confidential appointment to develop your individual plan. There is no charge for this service.
Parenting Peer Group
Friday, May 3, 9:30am-10:30am
Delta Prince Edward - Birch Room
The demands of parenting do not always mix well with the life of a musician. This Parenting Peer Group is for those of us who are parents and work in the music industry. Come and meet other parents, share strategies, resources, and create community through the shared experience of raising awesome people and being in the industry you love!! Facilitators: Jaclyn Reinhart, Errin Williams, Lisa Gleave
Alcohol Sober Artist / Industry Professional Meetup - Social Networking Event
Friday, May 3, 4:30pm-5:30pm
Delta Prince Edward - Cedar Room
You might think you are the only person at the venue, festival, or conference who isn’t drinking. This isn’t true! An ever growing number of artists and industry professionals have made the decision to not drink alcohol. So whether you are newly sober or have been sober for years this Meetup offers artists and industry professionals who are sober from alcohol a fun and engaging space to connect. Facilitators: Carter MacDonald & Jaclyn Reinhart
Being a Parent in the Music Industry & How to Support Them
Saturday, May 4, 9:30am-10:30am
Delta Prince Edward - Birch Room
The strive to reduce barriers for people working in the music industry has highlighted the difficulty parents have balancing their music career with the demands of parenthood. Artists, venues, and funders are advocating for recognition, resources, and understanding. This panel highlights industry awareness and what it means for parents who are musicians and those who may become parents in the future. Speakers: Delvina Bernard, Christine Campbell, Jenn Grant and Allegra Swanson. Moderator: Errin Williams
Queer Artist Meetup - Social Networking Event
Saturday, May 4, 2:00pm-3:00pm
Delta Prince Edward - Cedar Room
Queer artists report feeling isolated as they navigate the music industry. The Queer Artist Meetup provides a space for 2SLGBTQIA+ artists and industry professionals to network, connect, and enjoy community. Facilitators: Tessa Frey, Seth McLean, Rachael Henderson
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You might think you are the only person at the venue, festival, or conference who isn’t drinking. This isn’t true! An ever growing number of artists and industry professionals have made the decision to not drink alcohol. So whether you are newly sober or have been sober for years this Meetup offers artists and industry professionals who are sober from alcohol a fun and engaging space to connect.
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Women in Music Canada's Atlantic Chapter will be hosting a gathering for women and gender non-conforming folks on Saturday, May 4 during the East Coast Music Awards in Charlottetown. Those interested in attending can fill out this form to RSVP. Please note that capacity is limited so an RSVP will not guarantee entry. The event runs from 11am - 1pm at the Craft Beer Corner(156 Great George St, Charlottetown) Light refreshments will be provided.
While Music Nova Scotia is the Women in Music Canada Atlantic Chapter lead, anyone who identifies as "women or gender non-conforming" are welcome to attend. Please feel free to pass this invitation along to those in your community.
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Canada Music Incubator's highly regarded Artist Entrepreneur professional development program is accepting applications for the Summer session (August 6 - September 13). If you’re looking for tools to help run your business, planning new release campaigns, booking shows, improving your live performance, grasping royalty administration, creating effective marketing assets or anything else, CMI can help.
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Honey Jam is looking for emerging female artists across Canada between the ages of 14-25 representing all music styles – including pop, hip-hop, jazz, rock, country, afro beats, soca, soul, dance, r&b, Punjabi music and more – to audition for our free 2024 youth artist development program.
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Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the 2024/2025 Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class submissions are open now until 5 P.M. ET on May 31, 2024. Artists can apply now at junomasterclass.ca. There are no submission fees associated with the program and all eligibility requirements can be found here.
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Prismatic is hiring two positions – Technical Producer and Marketing Coordinator!
Are you interested in learning about the arts sector and festival production? Would you like to work with a close-knit team that is dedicated to showcasing and uplifting the work of Indigenous artists and artists of colour? Come work with us at Prismatic! Apply by May 7th, 2024 at 5pm.
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CIMA will be heading back to Germany for Reeperbahn 2024. We’ll once again be hosting Canada House and presenting showcases. We’re currently looking for bands/artists that can showcase at this year’s Canada House!
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Six By The Sea and Peggy's Cove Centre for Arts & Culture are hiring a Front of House Manager!
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Good People Only is seeking a day to day artist manager (or management coordinator) to assist with the growing needs of our artist management roster. Good People Only is a boutique music company specializing in artist management, development, and label services.
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In an industry still reaching for gender diversity at the executive level, this panel of C-suite powerhouse women stands as a pillar of inspiration and leadership. These women, each a force in their own right, exemplify the virtues of intelligence, determination, and grace under pressure. Join us for an evening of conversation with the team leading SOCAN into the future, CEO Jennifer Brown, COO Annita Lala and Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel Andrea Kokonis. Hosted by Tasha the Amazon. The link to register is HERE.
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Today, the Canadian Live Music Association (CLMA) proudly announces the kick-off of " Hear and Now: Understanding the economic power and potential of Canada’s live music industry,” marking the first-ever Economic Impact Assessment (EIA) of the live music sector in Canada.
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Applications are now open for the RBCxMusic First Up Program, Powered by MusiCounts. This program will equip 30 emerging artists and music entrepreneurs with the skills, connections, and industry insights needed to fuel fulfilling and sustainable careers in music. The deadline to apply is May 14.
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Friday, May 3rd - ANSMA Town Hall Mixer
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Delta PEI - Mezzaine Foyer
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Friday, May 3rd - ANSMA BLACK VIBES at ECMA's
9:00 pm - 1:00 am
John Browns
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Jake Ballard and his band are releasing fresh new single 'Pretend' at your favourite blues bar on Friday May 3rd. Keeping it old school with $10 cover at the door - it will be first come first serve (NO reservations).
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Mushkat and friends (Leona Burkey, Mark Merrimen, Theo MacIntosh, and Chris Brown) have collected original and classic sci-fi folk songs about aliens, artificial intelligence, robots and outer space for an all-ages May 4th matinee at Halifax Central Library
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Cecilia Concerts and the Halifax Public Libraries present a free all-ages afternoon concert at Halifax Central Library's Paul O'Regan Hall. Enjoy a sensory-friendly environment featuring musicians Susan Sayle (viola), Eileen Walsh (clarinet), and Jennifer King (piano). The program includes pieces from Baroque to contemporary periods.
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North Brewing presents the 1st annual BLK JOY Open Mic Event, intended to bring together Black artists who practice all art forms, and stand on all levels in terms of professional designation, recognition, etc. Participating artists include Tara Taylor, Nicole Johnson, Charlene Carr, Julia Tynes, Pheeny Foxx, and Leah A Finlay!
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Cellist India Gailey and pianist Edward Enman return to Acadia University to present a recital as part of the Sunday Music in the Garden Room series. New music will mingle with the old as the afternoon will feature music for cello and piano by Leilehua Lanzilotti, Reena Esmail, Jocelyn Morlock, Nadia Boulanger, Errollyn Wallen, Amy Beach, and by both India Gailey and Edward Enman themselves.
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Hip Hop: The Next Gen is a musical experience that focuses on the next generation of rap legacies. Next Gen is about renewing Hip Hop‘s legacy by respecting the past and making space for the future. Can legacies evolve? Are legacies shared? Can you bop to boom bap and trap back to back? Join us on May 4th at the Seahorse to find out.
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