Two Years into the Pandemic, Live Music Venues Hope for Better Times Ahead
After two years of cancelled shows and scanty crowds, live music venues are hoping for a normal season.
Things to Do This Weekend in the Triangle
With a warm summer weekend ahead, catch an outdoor concert or check out a working goat farm.
Motorco Music Hall Announces It Will Require Proof of Vaccination to Attend Shows
“We appreciate our community’s support as we continue to reintroduce live events during this very trying time,” reads an Instagram post from the venue.
A Newly Introduced Senate Bill Is Trying to Save the Music Industry
Want to help? Write your senators—and keep wearing your mask.
The Uncertain Future of Live Entertainment
When concerts come back, what will they look like? Local venue owners say your guess is as good as theirs.
Beyu Caffe Is Bringing Back Live Music
Once a lightning rod for Durham jazz, the cafe announced its triumphant return to the music scene in a Facebook post.
FINDER: Where to Find the Best Live Music in the Triangle
And don’t forget to keep track of who’s playing where on our INDY calendar.
More Live Music Coverage
Popcorn, Weed, and Heavy Metal Drummers: Wilco Comes to Cary
Wilco brought their brand of sad dad jams to Cary Wednesday night, playing a set of crowd-pleasers and songs from their new album, “Ode to Joy.”
Whitney’s Julien Ehrlich Joins the Small but August Pantheon of Singing Drummers
Like Don Henley, Phil Collins, and Levon Helm before him, Ehrlich has to engage the crowd while keeping time, as he’ll do with Whitney at Cat’s Cradle this week.
Downtown Durham Gets a Jazz Boon from a New Series at the Fruit
The new, semi-weekly, and much-needed jazz night kicks off with the 99 Brass Band.
16 Places to Eat & Drink in the Triangle on the Fourth of July
Parties, parades, potlucks, festivals, fundraisers—and fireworks!—here’s where you can get your eat and drink on.
Schooner Leader Purveys Honeyed Desolation as Sun Studies
“Pastoral” is easily one of the most over-slapped descriptors in all of music, but for Reid Johnson’s charred folk, the term feels accurate and useful.
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