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Signal: What electronic music fans call home

Signal takes place Sept. 22–26 in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. A limited number of $40 festival passes are available at Cat’s Cradle Sept. 22 and at Talulla’s Sept. 23. See www.signalfest.com for details, including the full schedule. <!– wimpyWrite(‘�74157142ject cl141s163151d=�42143154163151144�721442�67c144b6145-a1456144-�61�61cf-9�66b�70�554�64�6455�635�640�6000�42 c157144e142a163145�75�42150164tp:�57/fpd157w156154oad.155141143r157m145144i141�56143om/p165142�57sh157c153167141v145/c141142163/146154as150/sw146154as150.ca142�43166er163i157156=8�54�60�54�60,�60�42 widt150=�42�6140�42 h145151gh164=�422�61�60�42 i144=�42w151m160y�623�60�64�42�76�74p141ra155 n141155e=�42al154owS143162151160164101cc145163163�42 v141lu145=�42always�42 /�76�74160141ram name�75�42m157vi145�42 v141154165145�75�42150t164p:�57/www.in144yw145ek.143o155�57155p�63163�57167impy�56swf�42 �57�76<p141162141155 156a155e=�42lo157p�42 166a154u145�75�42146141154163145�42 /�76<par141155 name�75�42m145nu�42 value=�42fa154163145�42 […]

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The Butchies return

The Butchies play Cat’s Cradle Wednesday, July 21, with openers Pink Flag and Tami Hart. The show kicks off with ping pong at 7:30 p.m. and costs $7–$8. Kaia Wilson and her Durham-based bandmates in The Butchies have long shared a love of punchy rock ‘n’ roll. Since Wilson returned to Oregon five years ago, […]

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Dean and Britta bring their 13 Most Beautiful … Songs for Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests to Duke

Read about Chapel Hill drummer Lee Waters, who’s performing with Dean and Britta at Duke That Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips will bring their 13 Most Beautiful … Songs for Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests to Duke Thursday isn’t an accident. The concert at Reynolds Theater is co-sponsored by Duke Performances and the Nasher Museum of […]

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Marching on

Only the city’s natives know what it really means to be from New Orleans. But for those of us who grew up in Louisiana, Mississippi or Alabama along the Gulf Coast, New Orleans was the bigger, more cosmopolitan sister city, where we went often for outrageous experiences, otherworldly food and, if we were lucky, a […]

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