Get into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit with KITCHINPARTI's high-voltage East Coast energy!
What to expect
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Start your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations early with KITCHINPARTI, who will bring the spirit of a true Newfoundland kitchen party to Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre. Known for their spirited fiddle tunes and jovial on-stage presence, the ECMA-nominated family trad group is sure to get you on your feet.
This is a standing-room concert experience designed to capture the energy of a true East Coast kitchen party. Cocktail tables will be available throughout the concert hall, giving guests space to gather, socialize, and take in the music — with plenty of room for dancing. Cash bars will be conveniently located inside the Performance Hall, and delicious eats from the King Eddy will be available for purchase throughout the evening, so you can refuel without missing the show.
We are currently finalizing our food offerings — stay tuned for more details! Our bar team is also crafting a special “Screech and Stormy” cocktail for the occasion. Stop by the bar to discover this East Coast-inspired creation!
Event Highlights
- High-energy live music from East Coast family band KITCHINPARTI
- Standing-room concert experience capturing the kitchen party spirit
- Lots of room to dance, mingle with friends, and enjoy the music
- Cash bars featuring a special “Screech and Stormy” cocktail
- King Eddy bites available for purchase
About Kitchinparti
Based in Pouch Cove, NL, KITCHINPARTI is an ECMA-nominated family trad trio whose joyous presence, razor-sharp harmonies, and dynamic performances capture the spirit of a true Newfoundland kitchen party. Comprised of Tyler Humber (vocals & guitar), Terri Lynn Hickey (vocals & tin whistle), and Justin Hickey (vocals & bass), the band brings an infectious blend of original songs and reimagined trad tunes that have lit up stages for the last five years.
KITCHINPARTI thrives on audience connection: their performances are warm, humorous, and unpretentious —rooted in musical tradition but alive in their own voice. Their harmonies, described as “tighter than Nan’s clothesline,” marry layered vocals with toe-tapping rhythms and heartfelt lyricism that echo Newfoundland’s communal songwriting legacy.
The trio is currently in the studio with award-winning Newfoundland producer Matt Dines, crafting their third studio album, slated for release in early 2026.