Eyes Up Here Comedy, Gemynii, and The House of Coxx return (online). But weren’t pants already kind of optional at The Pinhook?
Brian Howe
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The Stream Warriors: Local Artists to Watch During the Coronavirus Shutdown, Part 4
As artists flood the internet, we’re documenting the archive emerging before our eyes. Today: Des Ark to return; Phil Cook does Randy Newman; The Kraken keeps cookin’, and more.
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The Stream Warriors: Local Artists to Watch During the Coronavirus Shutdown, Part 3
As artists flood the internet, we’re documenting the new performance archive emerging before our eyes. This edition’s headliner: a new song by The Mountain Goats.
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Hiss Golden Messenger Drops Live Album to Support Durham Public Schools
“Forward, Children” documents a January set in Chapel Hill, when the band was polished from tour and the world was wide open.
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What’s John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats Doing at 4:00 P.M. Today?
Darnielle tweeted that he had “a small something” for us this afternoon. Plus, Hiss Golden Messenger has a surprise; Pinhook and Northstar announce What-the-Hell-a-Thon.
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The Stream Warriors: Local Artists to Watch During the Coronavirus Shutdown, Part 2
As artists take to livestreams and videos, we’re documenting the new performance archive emerging before our eyes. This edition features everything from a guy playing bass with Styrofoam to new quarantine-specific songs by Django Haskins.
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Learn to Juggle Scarves Because Why the Hell Not
The United Arts Council compiled some local artists and organizations offering online classes, from mosaic design and drum lessons to, yes, scarf juggling.
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The Stream Warriors: Local Artists to Watch During the Coronavirus Shutdown, Part 1
As artists take to livestreams and videos, we’re documenting the new performance archive emerging before our eyes. This edition features Phil Cook, Blue Cactus, Carolina Ballet, and more music, readings, and film.
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How Not to Shut Down in a Crisis with Inspiring Durham Musician A.yoni Jeffries
Instead of letting lost income and a delayed album release get her down, Jeffries is launching a new web series to keep artists and audiences connected.
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Quail Ridge Books Offers Browsing by Appointment
Starting this weekend, you can book a one-hour slot to browse Quail Ridge with a handful of other well-spaced patrons.
