Eight years ago, poet, playwright, and storyteller Clyde Wray brought his voice and creative energy to Strange Grooves, leaving a lasting mark on Saint John’s cultural scene.

We went to Bangor, Maine, for one reason: Bob fucking Dylan. But the Outlaw Country Music Festival gave us a hell of a lot more: Sheryl Crow, Willie Nelson, and a venue that actually knows how to treat its people right.

On this episode, a ferocious punk/stoner rock duo from Truro, Nova Scotia, THE ORCHIDS. Formed in 2023, Rhys Poirier and Alexis Grant are redefining what two people can do with a wall of fuzz and raw energy.

On this episode of Strange Grooves, we hit the “Red Path” (Harbour Passage) in Uptown Saint John with some coffee, skateboards and rollerskates with Liam and Mike of Cancer Bats, just ahead of their Area 506 headlining set with none other than Alexisonfire.on

This one’s special, folks. We’re beyond excited to welcome our friend—and let’s be honest, one of our all-time favourite artists—Matt Mays back to the show… but this time, in-person at the Strange Grooves studio!

Ahead of their electric set at Area 506, we sat down with 3/4 of the lovely humans of Today Junior — a genre-blending powerhouse weaving together electronic, R&B, and emo influences into a sound all their own.es here

This week, we're joined by Sarah Hellingwerf — the force ( and EMO QUEEN) behind East Coast Emo Night, the event series that’s been uniting scene kids past and present across Atlantic Canada!

In this episode, we catch up with Poets & Liars — a powerhouse rock trio hailing from all corners of New Brunswick.re

In Vol.173, we sit down with Red Cardinal—one of the East Coast’s most exciting emerging rock bands. Don’t miss this exclusive interview. goes here

Every year, we hit the Cavendish Beach Music Festival and We landed a chat with Cape Breton legends and hosts of Shoot'n The Shit — Tracy and Martina!

We’re heading back to one of our favourite places—Prince Edward Island—for the Cavendish Beach Music Festival, kicking off this Thursday through Saturday, and we are beyond excited to share it with YOU, Strange Crew.

We’re not gonna lie—this one is a dream come true. Noah Lefevre, the creator behind Polyphonic, is one of our all-time favourite music content creators, and we were beyond honoured when he agreed to join us for this episode of Strange Grooves.

In this episode, we’re thrilled to bring you an incredibly special interview with none other than Linda Pelletier – a true icon in the music world. If you’ve ever stepped foot in the East Coast music scene, you’ve probably heard Linda’s name and felt the impact of her tireless work.

We had the privilege of chatting with Rick about his legendary time at MuchMusic, his journey in the entertainment world, and what he's up to now. Here's a quick look back at his career and why this interview meant so much to us.

It’s not every day that Strange Grooves gets to sit down with a Canadian icon like Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys, but guess what? We just did! 

DescriptWe’re so excited to bring you a (chaotic) chat with Deaner Murdoch, Canadian metalhead and icon and the star of the newest, most badass metal flick, the film Deaner ‘89, which is in theatres across Canada now!ion goes here

We are talking to iconic MuchMusic VJ Michael Williams, this week's strange crew!

Join us on a wild episode as we prepare to return to California with Miss Pamela.

We are back at The Love Family house with their incredible MASSIVE collection of music! Join us for this wicked journey!