Evi Mustel of Mustel Group polling firm, Alvaro Prol of Blueprint Events and The Province’s Stuart Derdeyn discuss the results of our recent online entertainment survey and what your best night out is all about.

Province columnist Stuart Derdeyn speak to GMan and Rizk of Fortune Soundclub about their decision to set up a business in Vancouver's Chinatown.

Jordan Klassen releases his album Repentance this Tuesday. The result of constant work since he took second prize at last year’s Peak Performance Project, the album is out on the rising star indie label Nevado Records.

Barbara Adler, accordionist of shout-rock trio Fang, drops into the Scene & Heard studio to chat about the 2013 Accordion Noir Festival running Sept. 12 to Sept. 15 at the Russian Hall at 600 Campbell Ave.

Inez Jasper is a multiple award-winning indie pop musician from the Skowkale First Nation near Chilliwack. The public health nurse and mother of two dropped into Scene & Heard studio to talk about her just released second album Burn Me Down, the burgeoning Aboriginal music scene in Canada, Red Hollywood and more.

Birds of Paradox is a Vancouver trio featuring tabla/sax/flute/bansuri player Neelamjit Dhillon, guitarist Ron Samworth and erhu master Lan Tung that brings together the musical traditions of India, China and the West.

Neelamjit stops by the studio to talk about the band and more.

The group is joined by bassist Andre Lachance for a rare performance at the Ironworks, 235 Alexander Street, on Thursday at 8 p.m.

Hot Hot Heat front man Steve Bays and The Gay Nineties bassist Parker Bossley comprise Fur Trade an electro-tinged pop act whose membership also boasts Hawksley Workman and Ryan Dahle. The band dropped its debut release Don’t Get Heavy on July 23 on Last Gang Records and found time in between duties with all of its other affiliated projects – Mounties, others to chat about the project, the new album and other stuff.

Singer/songwriter Kate Reid is flying the rainbow flag far and wide with her new project Queer Across Canada.

The former teacher interviewed children and parents in LGBT families to put together an expansive and inclusive project geared towards answering a lot of those questions kids ask parents and more.

Classically trained musician Cris Derksen discusses her summer, scoring an Edmonton ballet company documentary, performing at The Queer Arts Festival, her new album The Collapse, playing with Kanye West at BC Place, her nomination for a Aboriginal People's Choice Music Award, inspiring children and the finer points of playing the cello.