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Travel Restrictions Create New Headaches for Foreign Artists, U.S. Presenters, and Organizations Like Center Stage

SOUNDS OF KOLACHI Friday, March 31, 8 p.m., $10–$20 UNC’s Memorial Hall, Chapel Hill www.carolinaperformingarts.org One summer evening at Motorco in 2014, what seemed like a typical midlevel rock show had actually come about through exceptional efforts. The headlining act was Poor Rich Boy, a Pakistani ensemble on its first U.S. tour. The tour was […]

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The Nile Project Lays Down Sustainable Solutions in Its Weeklong Triangle Residency—And a New Record, Too

THE NILE PROJECT Wednesday, March 15, 7:30 p.m., $8–$30 NCSU’s Stewart Theatre, Raleigh For a full schedule of events, see live.arts.ncsu.edu/the-nile-project-at-nc-state-live Late in the morning on an almost-spring Friday, Pittsboro’s gorgeous, golden brown Manifold Recording studio is buzzing. Two engineers are troubleshooting some patching cables on a massive recording console. Musicians chatter excitedly in multiple […]

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Moogfest Announces Flying Lotus, Animal Collective, and More in Its First Nighttime Programming Lineup

After many weeks of slow reveals of its programming via a weekly email newsletter, Moogfest just dropped its first major announcement of the nighttime programming for year’s festival. Flying Lotus, Animal Collective, and composer Suzanne Ciani are among the big headliners this year, joining the earlier music announcement that included Moor Mother, SURVIVE, and Nona […]

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In the White-Dominated Space of Corporate Folk, Kaia Kater and Others Are Finding Their Footholds

Dom Flemons, Kaia Kater, and Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton Friday, Feb. 24, 8 p.m., $27–$42 Fletcher Opera Theater, Raleigh www.dukeenergycenterraleigh.com Not long ago, the Nashville-based blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist Adia Victoria took to Facebook to respond to the online chatter regarding pointed comments she made in an MTV News article about the state of […]

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