The Beach Boys will bring their Christmas tour supporting their latest album, “Reason for the Season” to the Durham Performing Arts Center. Mike Love talks about whether he would reunite with Brian Wilson.
Rhythms Live Music Hall in Durham’s Lakewood shopping center by Scrap Exchange has delayed its opening. Shows with Delbert McClinton, Will Downing and Eric Benet have been postponed.
Chatham County Line’s Electric Holiday Tour will continue its December tradition with a set Dec. 15, at downtown Raleigh’s Lincoln Theatre, marking a homecoming show for the Raleigh-based entertainers.
The Epicenter Festival — which replaces Carolina Rebellion — will be held May 10-12 at the Rockingham Festival Grounds in NC and will star Foo Fighters, Tool, Korn and many more rock and metal bands.
Rhythms Live Music Hall, the Triangle’s newest music venue, is delaying its Delbert McClinton concert to January. Here is more on the singer whose career of highlights includes opening for the Beatles.
The 2018 Grammy Award nominations announced Dec. 7 include nods for Fayetteville rapper J. Cole, David Sedaris, Iron & Wine, Dafnis Prieto BIg Band and William Ferris.
Chris Daughtry is one of the most successful acts from the ‘American Idol’ franchise. He has released his first new album in almost five years, ‘Cage to Rattle,’ and is back on the road.
There were 33 shows at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek, ranging from Chris Stapleton to Kendrick Lamar. For 2019, you can get into every show for $310.50 with the Lawn Pass.
April Verch, one of Canada’s most celebrated artists, will join Raleigh musician Joe Newberry Dec. 8 at The Cary theater for their annual holiday show highlighting connections between traditions of Canada and the Southern United States.
NC Symphony Music Director Grant Llewellyn announces his last season will be 2019-2020. Then he will become Music Director Laureate. A search is on for his successor.
Catherine Russell, who was a backup singer for David Bowie and toured with Paul Simon and Madonna, has become a successful solo jazz musician. She will perform Dec. 6 as part of Duke Performances’ In the Jazz Tradition Festival.
Soccer Mommy, whose name is Sophie Allen, has scored radio play with “Your Dog,” and fans have gotten to konw her latest album, “Clean.” She will perform Nov. 30 at the Pinhook in Durham.
Chris Young brings his Losing Sleep World Tour to Raleigh’s PNC Arena Dec. 1 with Dan + Shay, Morgan Evans and Dee Jay Silver. “Losing Sleep,” the singer’s seventh studio album, is the second of his career to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Albums chart.
Oxford American’s new Southern Music Issue features North Carolina artists who have had an impact. They include Nina Simone, John Coltrane, Doc Watson, George Clinton, Rapsody and Link Wray.
For King & Country, the Contemporary Christian duo, kicks off their Little Drummer Boy tour in Raleigh, NC, on the heels of the success of their new album, “Burn the Ships.”
Evan Rachel Wood, Raleigh native and star of the HBO series ‘Westworld’ and movies including ‘The Wrestler’ and ‘Across the Universe,’ will sing in Theatre in the Park. Her actor father Ira David Wood III is the theater’s executive director.
Parmalee, with roots in North Carolina, recorded “Down Town (Hurricane Florence Relief Song).” Proceeds of the recording will be donated to hurricane victims through the Red Cross. They’ll perform next at the Raleigh Christmas Parade.
“Astroworld” rapper Travis Scott was hours late going onstage at PNC Arena in Raleigh Nov. 9, following “unforeseen circumstances.” Other stops on the tour have been postponed because of the production.
