
Le fantôme d’Orléans
A Halloween party dedicated to ghosts, goth and industrial music, and everything that belongs on a dark dancefloor. Something is haunting Orléans this Halloween. For one night only, PSTRNC is takin...
9 events in Orleans during November 2026. Find music happenings near you.

A Halloween party dedicated to ghosts, goth and industrial music, and everything that belongs on a dark dancefloor. Something is haunting Orléans this Halloween. For one night only, PSTRNC is takin...

The 16-piece Grey Jazz Big Band presents two Remembrance-season afternoon concerts, performing music from the big-band era alongside more recent popular selections. The venue says coffee and treats follow the performances. The venue currently lists the performances as sold out.

Ukrainian singer and bandura player Maryna Krut combines traditional music with jazz and other contemporary influences. Her concert features the bandura as both a solo instrument and accompaniment to her voice.

Will Chalmers presents Solitary Man, a live tribute to Neil Diamond. The performance recreates Diamond’s vocal style and stage presence, drawing on the songwriter’s familiar catalogue.

Susan Aglukark presents Upinnaq–ᐅᐱᓐᓇᖅ: A Beautiful Christmas at Harold Shenkman Hall. The seasonal concert brings the singer-songwriter’s voice and storytelling to a holiday program.

Men of the Deeps presents December Coal, a holiday concert shaped by Cape Breton mining communities and family traditions.

Tom Lavin & The Legendary Powder Blues brings the Blame it on the Blues Tour to Shenkman, joined by special guest David Gogo. The band’s sound combines blues, swing, jazz, rock and roll, and R&B; the 2026 tour marks its 48th anniversary.

Franco-Ontarian singer-songwriter Kristine St-Pierre and her Christmas band perform songs from C’est Noël alongside familiar seasonal music. The venue lists this as a bilingual holiday performance in the Richcraft Theatre.

Jacob Moon and the Classic Troubadours band celebrate the music of Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks.
