We caught up with American actor and musician Ggreg Snyder for Episode 186 of Strange Grooves, diving into his journey in the acting world. He shares behind-the-scenes stories and talks about his role in the new Apple series The Studio, produced by Seth Rogen.

If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve seen their names popping up everywhere. Stephen Hero and Wolfcastle have been steadily taking over feeds with sharp bars, unmistakable style, and a deep-rooted love for hip hop culture. We’re hyped to welcome them into the Strange Grooves studio ahead of their January 9th show at the Imperial Theatre, which is set to be a truly special performance with a unique setup. Heads up : only a few tickets remain, so now’s the time to lock in.

Episode 185: Corey Bonnevie: Building Sound, Community, and Space at Monopolized Records. Some people don’t just participate in a music scene …they hold it together. Corey Bonnevie is one of those people.

We sat down with Candy Heart in our Saint John studio to talk band life, the evolution of their sound, and what they’re working on now. If you love music, stories from the studio, and a band with heart, this episode is a must-listen!

We had an absolute blast catching up with Space Queen! From their spellbinding live shows to their magical, witchy vibes, this band is all about energy, creativity, and fun.

We caught up with Clyde Wray, the legendary poet, playwright, and voice of Strange Grooves, to hear what he’s been up to, his thoughts on life, and stories from his decades-long creative journey.

We went to Bangor, Maine, for one reason: Bob 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.

This week on Strange Grooves, we’re taking a detour down a fuzz-covered highway into the roaring world of The Orchids — a punk/stoner rock duo out of Truro, Nova Scotia, who prove that loud doesn’t need numbers, it needs nerve.

In this episode of Strange Grooves, We have coffee and skate in Uptown Saint John with Liam and Mike of Cancer Bats, just ahead of their Area 506 set with none other than Alexisonfire.

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.

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.

We're back with another episode, and this one's flying high. In Vol.173, we catch up with Red Cardinal, one of the East Coast's freshest, emerging rock bands, and trust us, you're gonna want to hear this.

Every year, we hit the Cavendish Beach Music Festival with one goal: good music, good vibes, and maybe, just maybe, scoring a killer interview. This year, Strange Crew, we manifested it. We landed a chat with Cape Breton legends and hosts of Shoot'n The Shit — Tracy and Martina!

Vol 171: Cavendish Beach Music Festival: A Chat with Ben Murphy

On this episode, we dive into Norter’s latest release, The Yearbook Club—a standout EP that showcases the band’s evolution in sound and songwriting. Declan shares the stories behind the music, the creative process, and how it felt to finally get these tracks out into the world.

What’s up, Strange Grooves listeners and watchers! This time, we hit the road (or as we like to call it, Strange Grooves on the Move) and landed in the vibrant city of Halifax.

Thrilled to bring you this interview with 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.