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Growing up Shakorinew

A meteorological Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festival.
INDY Week  |  Corbie Hill  |  10-06-2011  |  Concerts

Essential Listening at this Weekend's Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festivalnew

Bela Fleck & the Flecktones, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Des Ark, The Tender Fruit, Leyla McCalla, Sidi Toure, Sandbox, Peter Lamb & the Wolves
INDY Week  |  Corbie Hill  |  10-06-2011  |  Concerts

Navigating Stages at the Eno Festivalnew

As a festival consumer, you need some sort of plan. Or, in the spirit of the festival's fields, several plans, cutting across all three days of the fest. But keep in mind there are more than 100 performers, and we can't mention them all. In other words, yeah, we probably left out your favorite.
INDY Week  |  Rick Cornell  |  07-03-2008  |  Concerts

Signal Southeast Electronic Music Festival Goes Non-Profitnew

Three years is a milestone for any large-scale event, and organizers say they've learned from immense challenges in the first two years. They feel they now know how to manage a festival and what they want this festival to be.
INDY Week  |  Chris Toenes  |  04-10-2008  |  Concerts

Howard Fishman Plays 'The Basement Tapes'new

We treat our idols like assholes: Just as wax museums house life-sized recreations of heroes we may never meet, tribute bands give us that thrill of seeing a band master songs by an act that may never pass our way again.
INDY Week  |  Grayson Currin  |  04-03-2008  |  Concerts

Duke Performances Presents Dr. Lonnie Smith, Among Othersnew

Aaron Greenwald, director of Duke University's Duke Performances, is talking soul music, and he wants the rest of us to do the same.
INDY Week  |  Rick Cornell  |  01-17-2008  |  Concerts

Big Billsnew

In North Carolina's growing Triangle and a financially shrinking music industry, can mid-size rock clubs survive?
INDY Week  |  Grayson Currin  |  12-20-2007  |  Concerts

Remembering Alt.country's Big 1996 Showcasenew

Please forgive this recollection, as it comes through the haze formed by many draft beers, a cloud of music-club cigarette smoke and near whiteout snow conditions that swept through North Carolina on Saturday, Feb. 3, 1996, the second day of the first Honky-Tonk-arama.
INDY Week  |  Rick Cornell  |  12-06-2007  |  Concerts

There's Troika; Where's 305?new

Troika Music Festival advances without 305 South, the venue that hosted the two biggest shows of last year.
INDY Week  |  Grayson Currin  |  11-01-2007  |  Concerts

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