Strongly influenced by progressive and techno artists of the 1970's and 80s, Glen worked in record stores, music shops, and studios for a few years before studying jazz piano at St.F.X. University. Half way into a music degree, Glen came to realization that he just wasn't all that into jazz. He changed majors and shifted his focus to English literature and philosophy. The result: rich, unique, sophisticated, meticulously crafted music.
Wouldn't it be great to have a seat at the table and be a part of the team looking after Nova Scotia's music industry? Please consider throwing your hat in the ring.🗳 2026 BOARD NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN! 🗳
Music Nova Scotia is holding the annual election for its board of directors. There are four (4) incumbents re-offering, five (5) open seats, and one youth seat (open to individuals age 30 and under), with six (6) total seats to fill.
MNS members are encouraged to nominate anyone who, in their opinion, would be a good candidate for the Music Nova Scotia board of directors. We also invite anyone interested in being nominated to declare their interest by submitting a completed nomination form - full nomination details and the nomination form are available here.
⭐ WHAT DOES THE BOARD DO? The MNS Board of Directors represents Music Nova Scotia by providing general oversight to Music Nova Scotia’s operations, to ensure we serve our membership in ways that are most useful to you. Joining the board is a great way to help make your voice and lived experience as a Nova Scotian artist or industry member heard!
Do you have your tickets yet? You should and join us for one of the most powerful nights in Cape Breton music.
Join us on June 18, 2026 at Centre 200 for an unforgettable celebration of the artists, songs, and stories that have shaped our island’s world-renowned musical legacy.
Doors: 6:00 PM Show: 7:00 PM
This year, we proudly honour the 2026 inductees: • Bill MacNeil • Buddy MacMaster • Gordie Sampson • “Out on the Mira” — written by Alister MacGillivary
More than 50 incredible Cape Breton performers will take the stage for a one-night-only production, delivering powerful tributes and unforgettable collaborations. This is a rare opportunity to experience the spirit of Cape Breton music brought to life in a way you won’t see anywhere else.
In addition to the show, don’t miss your chance to take part in: • Win a Car — featuring a 2026 Toyota Corolla • 50/50 Raffle — a chance to win big while supporting local music Get your tickets here: www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/cbmic-prize
Tickets: • General Admission: $30 (taxes and fees included) – available at cbmic.ca • Floor Tables (seating for 10): • VIP: $1,500 • General: $1,000 • To reserve a table, email info@cbmic.ca
This one-of-a-kind event brings together the very best of our music community to honour those who have carried Cape Breton’s sound across the world.
Follow this event page for performer announcements and updates as we get closer to show night.
Proceeds support the Cape Breton Music Industry Cooperative (CBMIC) and its mission to develop and sustain music in Cape Breton.
Don’t miss this historic celebration of our island’s rich musical heritage.
Destination Cape Breton, along with the Cape Breton Regional Municipality and the Cape Breton Music Industry Co-operative (CBMIC), is thrilled to invite you to a special announcement regarding an exciting upcoming music event.
Event Details
Wednesday, April 29 11am (Doors open at 10:45 am) Breton Crafthouse (Upstairs), 291 Esplanade, Downtown Sydney
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