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It was a wet and windy Saturday and The Travellers were waiting to perform. Manuel Pereira did not expect that many people would show up. But to his amazement, “people kept coming, and coming” and the seats soon filled. The turnout, at the Police Rec...

Darryl Simons’s love for music was sparked at the tender age of three. He remembers fondly tapping on the kiddie table in the kitchen of his family home, pretending to be a church organist. “I’ve always been in love with the sound of the organ and ...

Each of us brings something unique; good energy, a nice smile, an infectious laugh, an interesting story, a friendly hug. I decided that my book signing party for Live Love Laugh: From Siberia to Bermuda would not be just about my challenging life jo...

A Bermudian opera singer and teacher with an international reputation who nurtured the island’s singing talent has died. Marcelle Clamens was 65. The mother of three who founded the Talent Explosion with her husband, Michael, was a lifelong singer wh...

A 13-year-old would-be singer got the chance of a lifetime when she joined her godmother and star performer Heather Nova on part of her European tour. Indigo Adamson joined Nova on stage in Vienna as the songwriter performs on a 22-date tour to promo...

Romain Virgo’s album Lovesick made it to the top of Billboard’s reggae chart last year. Bermuda has the chance to hear him live this weekend; the Jamaican artist and his nine-piece band will take the stage at No 1 Car Park. “It’s truly a blessing to...

Star violinist Leslie Tucker will continue to chase his music dream after he was awarded a $2,000 scholarship. The 20-year-old musician won the 2019 Bermuda Philharmonic Scholarship for “outstanding skill, achievement and obvious passion”. Leslie, wh...

A Cuban drummer has joined a top Bermudian teacher to stage a two-week percussion camp. Angel Luis Ruiz will help Eddie Ming teach before a gala production of Latin jazz next week. He said: “I love drumming, I love the connection I have with my instr...

Callum Smith’s first real gig was at a massive nightclub in Mexico City. “Nerve-racking”, is how he describes the period before he got on stage; there were more than 1,000 people at LooLoo Studio waiting to hear him play the saxophone and sing a few ...

On his first trip here in 1995, David Rodigan brought thousands of people together for a reggae concert at Horseshoe Bay. Although he’s been to Bermuda several times since, that visit stands out for the British deejay and broadcaster — it was the fir...

The Bermuda Philharmonic Society is delighted to announce its 2019 bursary and scholarship recipients. The Bermuda Philharmonic is a registered charity (#323) created in 1993 to maintain and operate a symphony orchestra in Bermuda to foster an intere...

If you’re talking music in Portugal, Richie Campbell is a big name. He plans to show Bermuda why next month when he gets on the stage at No 1 Car Park with his 12-member back-up group, The 911 Band. “Wherever I go, I would rather go with a full team ...