Gloria Estefan, Johnny Cash, Billie Holiday, and other household names fill a six-show season called “Sing Out and Soar.”
Brian Howe
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A New Label. A New Weekly Party. A New Level for Local Club-Music Culture? Maison Fauna Is Going In.
Four Durham DJs band together with the aim of filling in the center of the Triangle’s growing but scattered house-and-techno scene.
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Chris Titchner Has the Second-Person Blues on “Already Gone”
A pesky pronoun slightly curdles the sweet sound of the Raleigh singer-songwriter’s first album in more than a decade.
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Triangle First: A Murder Ballad Done Bright in The Dead Tongues’ “Little Sadie”
The odd moral neutrality of the early-twentieth-century folk song has drawn generations of singers to record it; Ryan Gustafson follows the likes of Bob Dylan and Doc Watson.
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Triangle First: An Overcast Day in an Overgrown Garden with Matt Southern’s “Back into Me”
Cast yourself back to the early, understatedly weird days of Devendra Banhart with our premiere of a song from the Raleigh folk musician’s forthcoming “Ural Mt. Valley” EP.
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The Scrap Exchange Is Transforming Its Gallery into a Marketplace for Artists
The community-oriented creative re-use center’s Cameron Gallery is moving to a more prominent location and embracing a new mission, starting with a grand reopening on Saturday.
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Archers of Loaf’s “Raleigh Days” Resonates on a Frequency Only Locals Will Hear
The iconic Chapel Hill indie-rock band’s first new song in more than 20 years is a return to their glory days in more ways than one. Here’s the hint at its meaning you might miss.
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PlayMakers Laughs Through Dark Times in Its 2020–21 Season
“All Too Human: The Art of Comedy” brings Lauren Yee, Lynn Nottage, and local comedians to the professional theater company at UNC.
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Sign a Petition to Tell Durham City Council to Support Local Artists
An upcoming vote on a $1.3 million grant program has the potential to shape the future of local art. If you want to see it thrive and you live in Durham, make your voice heard now.
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Helado Negro, Moor Mother, and More to Play Duke Students’ Brickside Musical Festival
The annual day festival, a collaboration between WXDU and Duke Coffeehouse, announced its 2020 lineup this morning. As usual, you can expect the unexpected.
