For Artists at Three Lobed Recordings, Its Durham Festival Is Another Family Reunion
The Three Lobed Recordings 21st Anniversary Festival sprawls out like a side-long track on one of the label’s LPs.
Duke Performances Announces Its Spring 2022 Season
Highlights include an anniversary festival for Three Lobed Recordings, with performances from Mary Lattimore, Steve Gunn, and more.
Duke Performances Announces Its 2021 Fall Season
If you’ve been missing the “Music in the Gardens” series, keep an eye out for a series of four free concerts on the American Tobacco Campus.
Duke Performances Unrolls Its Spring 2021 Virtual Season Lineup
For the next few months, the show must go on online.
Five Words With Chris Pattishall
The pianist and Durham native on his influences.
Twenty Years of Far-Out Music With Cory Rayborn’s Three Lobed Recordings
Parties and festivals may be on hold, but there’s plenty to look forward to—and look back on—with Three Lobed’s new subscription series.
Performing-Arts Presenters Scramble to Adapt Very Old Habits for a Very New World
Season rollouts from American Dance Festival, Carolina Performing Arts, Duke Performances, and NC State LIVE all ask the same question: How can you schedule arts programming without a live audience?
More Duke Performances Coverage
Concerts to Stream: Duke Performances and NCMA Announce Fall Series
Regular fall culture staples move online.
John Brown Is the Future of the Arts at Duke
The jazz musician and educator just became the new Vice Provost for the Arts, and we caught up with him (and his 100-year-old bass) to learn about his life-changing vision.
Duke Performances Reimagines the Summer Garden Concert
“Music in Your Gardens,” a six-week virtual concert series, kicks off on June 24 with a performance from Rissi Palmer.
New Director Bobby Asher Brings a Community Focus to Duke Performances
“What better way to attract people to an experience than to just ask them what they want that experience to be?”
Duke Performances Has a New Leader
Bobby Asher, who comes from the International Festival of Arts & Ideas in New Haven, succeeds interim director Eric Oberstein at the helm of Duke’s performing-arts series.
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