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Past articles by Greg:
Arcana Kings have friends in high places after dream tour with Headstones
Sask. party-rockers the Arcana Kings are coming off a Canadian tour with the Headstones, who selected them through a nation-wide search. → Read More
One night only: Maestro Victor Sawa is coming home to the RSO
Victor Sawa, who was the face of the Regina Symphony Orchestra for 20 years, is set to return as a guest conductor on Saturday night. → Read More
Ghostwriter: Melissa Kendall had a novel idea for her first book
Regina's Melissa Kendall had to navigate the unknown as a first-time author before she recently released her new book, Marked for Harvest. → Read More
Music to the ears: Concert business made a slow but steady comeback in 2022
A look back on the year that was for the live music business in Regina. → Read More
After being shut out this year, Mosaic Stadium could get back into the concert business in 2023
Despite being labelled a multi-use facility, Mosaic Stadium was little more than a football venue in 2022. → Read More
COVID collaboration: Pandemic brought new band together (sort of) for debut album
A group of seasoned musicians from Regina and Saskatoon joined forces amid the pandemic to produce their self-titled debut album, Parkland. → Read More
Happy anniversary: Regina theatre group celebrating rich 45-year history
Regina Lyric Musical Theatre is bringing together the past and present for its 45th anniversary concert on Dec. 1 at the Atlas Hotel. → Read More
Country superstar Kane Brown can expect a warm welcome from Canadian fans, but what about the weather?
One of the hottest young stars in country music spoke with Postmedia's Greg Harder about his upcoming tour, which stops in Regina on Dec. 9. → Read More
Regina film set to break new ground with independent online release
For the first time in 30 years as a filmmaker, Mark Wihak is doing an online release of his new feature-length project, Resting Potential. → Read More
Rider legend George Reed requires no introduction for Globe Theatre's season opener
Globe Theatre begins a new season next week with #34 — a play about the life of George Reed — by long-time Rider fan Munish Sharma. → Read More
So Happy It Hurts: Bryan Adams still rockin' into his 60s
Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams did a Q-and-A with Postmedia's Greg Harder ahead of Sunday's show at Rogers Place → Read More
So Happy It Hurts: Bryan Adams still rockin' into his 60s
Bryan Adams didn’t exactly slow down amid the COVID pandemic — and he’s not going to start now. → Read More
Local ensemble bringing classic Baroque music back to Regina
The COVID pandemic helped inspire a season-opening Baroque concert by Per Sonatori, which runs on Sept. 10 at Knox-Metropolitan Church → Read More
Crossing the line: Greta Van Fleet eager for long-awaited return to Canada
Grammy-winning American rock band Greta Van Fleet visits the Brandt Centre in Regina on Aug. 23 as part of the Dreams in Gold world tour. → Read More
Regina Folk Festival back on familiar ground
The Regina Folk Festival is returning to Victoria Park next week after an abbreviated version was staged elsewhere the past two years. → Read More
Saskatchewan country singer finds creative way to share his love for Craven
Saskatchewan singer-songwriter Adam Johnson has released a track called "Craven" which was inspired by the Country Thunder music festival. → Read More
Weathering the storm: Little Mermaid has special meaning in troubled times
Regina Summer Stage's five-day run of the Little Mermaid finally begins Wednesday after being postponed for two straight years due to COVID. → Read More
Comedian Ed Hill ready to share his 'weird' personal experiences at Regina fringe festival
Ed Hill has never been to Saskatchewan, but he already knows what to expect from the Regina International Fringe Theatre Festival . → Read More
The Regina Fringe Festival is back this week after a two-year COVID hiatus
The Regina International Fringe Theatre Festival runs Wednesday to Sunday, featuring a variety of shows at three different local venues. → Read More
Globe Theatre unveils public fundraising campaign and $500,000 donation
Public contributions to Globe Theatre's $34-million redevelopment project will be matched up to $500,000 by an anonymous donor. → Read More