Posts by odonaghues

☘ Saturday, July 19, 2025 12-2 pm ☘ (IRISH FEST) You have to hear these two to believe it! Sara and James Nelson are a dynamic sibling duo from Lower Coverdale, New Brunswick, known for their spirited performances of traditional Maritime fiddle music. Starting at a young age, they have captivated audiences across the Maritimes…

Fri., May 23, 2025, 7-10 pm A Miramichi local who is passionate to share originals and covers, spanning the decades. Nate will take you through the ages and genres covering blues, folk, rock, 90’s alternative, and some modern tunes. Super-talented!

Saturday, May 3rd, 6 pm-9 pmSaturday, June 21st, 6 pm-9pm Wally MacKinnon has been entertaining audiences for decades playing a selection of Irish, contemporary, and East Coast music. Stop in for some great food, a cold pint, and some great music!

Saturday, April 19, 2025 6-9 pm Charlie’s unique live-looping guitar set adds background instrumental music to any situation. Enjoy covers from early 2000’s R&B to soft-rock and country, to today’s pop hits. Low volume reverb fills the room with familiar tunes while still allowing you to enjoy conversations with friends!

Friday, May 9th, 2025 7-10 pm Curtis McKinnon is a performer from Rexton, NB who has a passion for folk & roots music. In 2022, Curtis released his first self-titled album recorded with one of Canada’s greatest folk singers, Dave Gunning along with the help of great local artists Andy Bast and Marc Leger. Curtis…

Fri., June 6, 2025, 7-10 pmFri., July 18, 2025, 6-9 pm – ☘️Irish Fest☘️Fri., December 19, 2025 – 7-10 pm (Ugly Sweater Party!) Dram & A Draw and their high energy East Coast Kitchen Party are so much fun, we keep bringing them back for more! If you haven’t seen them yet, come check them…

Friday, Apr. 25, 2025, 6-9 pmSaturday, May 31, 2025, 6-9 pm Terry Whalen is a singer/songwriter who has been playing guitar and developing his songwriting chops for over 40 years. His influences may surprise some when you read the names of hard rock acts like Van Halen, AC/DC and ZZ Top to perhaps less mainstream…