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Despite a 40-year difference in age, Andrew Marlin and Tommy Edwards share a common acoustic songbook

Tommy Edwards & Andrew Marlin Sunday, Jan. 11, 3 p.m., Free NC Museum of History’s Daniels Auditorium 5 E. Edenton St., Raleigh 919-807-7900, pinecone.org For more information on free ticket distribution, see PineCone’s website. Tommy Edwards and Andrew Marlin communicate like kinfolk. As they discuss making music together and the process of learning from one […]

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The third Avett Brother talks about satisfying fans, his daughter’s battle with cancer and a new album

The Avett Brothers Wednesday, Dec. 31, 7:30 p.m. $39.50–$59.50 PNC Arena 1400 Edwards Mill Rd., Raleigh 919-861-2300, pncarena.com Last year marked the 10th anniversary for The Avett Brothers as a New Year’s Eve party band, a tradition that began when the trio were little more than regional successes from Concord, North Carolina. They stayed that […]

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Bombadil’s Hold On due in March, with “Amy’s Friend” available now

The triumphant comeback tale of Durham’s Bombadil is old news—since 2011, the band’s been steadily cranking out delightful folk-pop records that boast the outfit’s signature balance of cheer and heartbreak. That streak continues through 2015, as the band has announced the release of a new record, Hold On, via Ramseur Records on March 24. Bombadil […]

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Chris Pureka and The Pinhook, dual forces for widening American acceptance

Chris Pureka with MaryLeigh Roohan Friday, Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m. $12–$14 The Pinhook 117 W. Main St., Durham 919-667-1100, thepinhook.com Fashionable androgyny isn’t new to the arts, especially music. The ’70s had Bowie and several longhaired pretty boys of glam-rock. The ’80s boasted Annie Lennox and Prince’s dainty coos. And in recent years, Lady Gaga, […]

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