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Remembering Karen Weatherman, Hardcore Scene Matriarch
Anyone who knew Karen Weatherman, local hardcore-scene matriarch and co-proprietor of Weatherman Jewelers, will appreciate the bitter irony of her
Annual Duke Arts Summer Concert Series Changes Things Up
In 2016, the Pinhook put on a show with secret billing. It wasn’t for a fun reason: The downtown queer
Juneteenth Fest launches emergency appeal as it faces $80,000 shortfall
Denver’s annual Juneteenth Music Festival will this year shrink to a single day as organizers grapple with an $80,000 funding
On “Alex,” Daughter of Swords Crafts Cheerful Cynicism
When I meet Alex Sauser-Monnig, the musician who performs under the name Daughter of Swords, it’s been two days since
Dreamville Fest Is Too Good of a Party To Shut Down
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Brewery Owner Kenny Hobby Dies at 72
Whether or not they’ll tell it in the interests of protecting the guilty, every Raleigh club-goer of a certain age
Madonna and Elton John End Their Decades-Old Feud
She described the moment of forgiveness, writing that she had found out that John was scheduled to be the musical
On “Belonging,” Branford Marsalis Reimagines a Classic
Although the renowned saxophonist Branford Marsalis is technically no longer a local, he’s still very much around. He remains an
A Last-Minute, No-Wristband Guide to Dreamville Weekend
This story was originally posted on Super Empty The fifth and not-so-final installment of J. Cole’s annual 50,000-attendee-per-day extravaganza, Dreamville Festival, is officially sold