Island Jubilee Old Time Radio Music Show wraps up season April 14

The Island Jubilee Old Time Radio Music Show will celebrate its season finale April 14, 2 p.m., with special guests Alicia Toner, Roger Stone, Janelle Banks and the Jubilee All Stars.

The show, which is cohosted by Nudie, Janet Mcgarry and her husband, Serge Bernard, and the Jubilee all-stars (Thomas Webb, steel guitar, Bobby Mcisaac, acoustic and electric guitar,

Courtney Hogan-chandler, fiddle, Johnny Ross, piano, Nudie, bass, and Serge, guitar, banjo and mandolin), is at the Florence Simmons Performance Hall in Charlottetown. Tickets are at Ticketpro.ca, in person at the box office at Holland College or by phone at 1-888-311-9090. Doors open at 1:30 p.m.

For those living in the Tantramar FM listening area in New Brunswick, all-inclusive bus tour packages are at www.islandjubilee.com or by calling CFTA offices at 902660-1079.

Toner, a singer-songwriter based in Charlottetown, performs a fusion of pop, rock, folk and Americana. Her first CD, “I Learned the Hard Way,” in 2017 was released to critical acclaim, and her latest release, “Joan,” was an unexpected explosion onto the Canadian music scene. Beyond music, through a project titled "Dangerous Home," Toner candidly discusses topics like social anxiety and body image issues to contribute to the conversation around mental health.

Stone’s roots are from Richmond County, Cape Breton with musical influences of mid-1970s rock, country-rock, folk, bluegrass and traditional music. His 40year musical career began as a member of the much-loved Cape Breton band Brakin’ Tradition. When not touring, he kept a busy teaching schedule, passing on the traditions of his early surroundings to new generations. Now a resident of Meadow Bank, he enjoys select appearances as well as musical collaborations with friends and teaching banjo, guitar and various other instruments.