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This Week in Music: Mark the calendar for a host of sound
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Wilmington Unplugged: More than a Greek drinking party
Handing out Memories: Last November strives for timelessness
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Little Ribbons and Big, Fat Riffs: Rock for the Cure fights against breast cancer
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Far From a Hobbit: Bombadil aren’t woodland fairies nor are they nymphs
Animalistic and Gritty: Playing with Giraffe and the Jackals
Midwest Raconteurs: Murder By Death plays Americana noir
All Aboard! Sol Driven Train play for all audiences
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Don’t Shoot the Deputy: He plays out of love
Chart-Toppin’ Blues: The softer side of Unknown Hinson
All Sauce and a Touch of Sass: Ruby James sings the blues
Tasty Nuggets of Sound: The Hushpuppies are smooth as gravy
All Music, All Minmae: Rocking the Soapbox, plain and simple
Positive Vibes: Hip-hop gets a makeover with In Check Productions
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Yo Mama! The booty band plays the Soapbox
Roots, Rock, Reggae: The High and Mighties find a sound
PublisHearing: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Green Soul-Rock: Black Eyed Susan blooms at Kefi
Punk Royalty: Bow before the Speed Kings
RAQ-ing Out! Vermont band plays the Lord’s day at the Soapbox
Shotguns and Chevrolets: The Felice Brothers’ Americana revival
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
DJ to the Hipsters: Sergio Bastida makes spinning a true artform
Lippin’ Off: Wilmington thrashers reveal The Prophecy
The Dark Side of Bellafea: Exploring new directions
Mayberry Misfits: Damona Waits throws their best at Wilmington metal masses
Homegrown Acoustics: Daniel Parish prepares to spread his wings
Serving Songs: The Mumbles are being heard everywhere
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Distinct and Funky: Quarter Roy delivers at the Whiskey
Band of Brothers: Willie and Me returns to rock out with Coon Phat Gravy
In the Vein of the Classics: Jackaroe brings retro rock to Lucky’s
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Roots Music: Coastal Cohorts tip their hats to NC
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Good-time Music: Simplified plays The Whiskey
An American Folk Mosaic: Ian Thomas’ journey has begun
From Mountains to Shore: An ‘ideal way’ to travel with song
Supa Phantasmagoric! By someone who never bedded a record store clerk nor shook hands with a musician—not even once—reviews Superkiiids!
PublishEaring: CD reviews by someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Rock for Tots: Local bands play for children’s charities
Full Circle: In love with music
Howlin’ at the Ocean: Talking music in the new year with Seth Moody and Zach Hanner
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Rockin’ in the New Year: Where to be and who to see on New Year’s Eve 2007
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Praise Music: Norma Jean brings a heavy dose of spirit to the Soapbox
Musical Jester: Perry Smith juggles many talents
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Sounds from a Bed of Roses: White Tiger prowls the music scene
Folk-Core: Paleface protects against shoddy music
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Lonestar Soul: Michael Frusha brings his music East
The Luego Process: It’s rock ‘n’ roll, and they like it
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
Fire on Castle Street: The Gypsy welcomes the uncoventional
Hard to the Core: Die Like the Rest thrashes into Lucky’s
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who bed a record store clerk and shook hands with a musician (but only once)
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Deep Pockets Go Far: Laura Reed and band glow with positive radiance
PublishEaring: Record reviews from a gal who bed a record store clerk (but only once)
Wake Up! City Sleeps will lullaby their way into our dreams
No, Not Me, Never: The Photo Atlas capture imagery with sound
Cuc-y Sounds: Welcoming musician and film scorer Ron Franklin to kick off Cucalorus
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who used to bed a record store clerk and shook hands with an amateur musician (but only once)
All the Way from Up South: Illpo release their latest album, ‘Easy to Hate’
Skylarking Again: Local band Lamont Skylark walk the ‘High Wire’
Hand in Hand: Ryan Miller fuses music and poetry
Rowdy Good Times: Welcome the magic of Unknown Hinson
PublishEaring: Record reviews from someone who used to bed a record store clerk and shook hands with an amateur musician (but only once)
Lucky 13: Tony Furtado comes to the Soapbox
The High Life: Mighty music comes to Kefi
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Manifestation of Virtuosity: Tim Reynolds plays the Soapbox
The Lo-cal NC Representative: Rappin’ with a Greenevers’ native
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Comfort and Soul: Will West comes back to his roots
A Pleasure Island Tradition: Celebrating seafood, blues and jazz at annual festival
No Label Needed: Erin McKeown makes music her own
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Inspiration and Harmony: Jake Melnyk nails both with music
Home on the Road: Lee Tyler Post settles into Emancipate
Don’t Call It a Battle: Riverfest kicks off with a bang!
Everybody’s Music: Country-folk round-up at the Soapbox
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Sound-off: Deblois plays Colors of the Rainbow concert and other gigs around town
Downtown Shakedown: Chairmen of the Board headline concert for a cause
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Still Rock ‘n’ Roll to Me: Will Hoge brings new lineup and more matured sound to Soapbox
Hanging with the Band: The Hottness ‘stay classy’
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Introducing Chill Music: Aqua Viva transpose worldly compositions
Beautiful Tension: Doly Toro play Pravda on September 14th
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Dyn-O-Mite! Nashville funk blasts Kefi this weekend
The Americana Way: Bryce Clifford rides the Slowtrain to Bella
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
The Gangsta Factor: Is hip-hop dead?
Urban Chic: Hip-hop infects the Bella Festa stage
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Musical Chameleon: Martin Sexton shows a diverse range of talent on Seeds
Original Men: Connecticut Yankees court the Gypsy
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
‘Country Mouse, City House’: Josh Rouse’s new CD is a buy
Troubadours of Sound: Dynamic duo comes to Bella Festa
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Haji P and Dundee ... Son! Hip-hop’s most fun rappers
How Sweet ‘Id’ Is: Asheville indie-rock hits the coast for a cause
An Education in Rock: The Mooney Suzuki play Bella Festa
The blues is back: Celebrating 12 years of the Cape Fear Blues Festival
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Creepy and Kooky: It’s not the Addams Family, it’s a dream
Real Indie Rock: Bottom of the Hudson rise up at Bella Festa
Respectable Beach Music: Da Howlies epitomize surf, sand and sound
Idyllic Orchestration: Moth!Fight! talk art, childhood and sounds of organizedchaos
A Reserve of Sound: Chapel-Hill band ‘treks’ to town
PublishEaring: What local record store clerks are listening to this week
Vanderveldian Rawk: Chicagoan rocker plays the theme song to summer
A Spice All Its Own: The Leah Randazzo Group blend jazz and soul perfectly
Drinking in America: Lucero returns to the Soapbox
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
The Anarchist and the Wise Fool: Kentucky Prophet and MC Homeless take the stage at Juggling Gypsy
Raucous and Rowdy: Red Collar rips rock a new one
Inaudible Text: Six Parts Seven plays indescribable sounds on July 16th
Swede Sticks: Trio of sound exemplifies and celebrates true sanctity
A Star-Studded Bill: Bonnaroo 2007, a concert mecca, part II
Crowd-Pleasing Newbies: Quarter Roy and growing fan base come to Hell’s Kitchen
Because He Got High: Afroman is still kickin’ it
The 60-Foot Machine: Airiel Down pulls out all the stops
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PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
A Star-Studded Bill: Bonnaroo 2007, a concert mecca, part I
Cyclone of Sound: Clone Cycle steamrolls into Lucky’s on June 30th
From the Holler: Larry Keel and the Natural Bridge ‘grass it up at the ‘Box
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Coming Full Circle: Patty Hurst make it to HOB
Song of the South: The Drive-By Truckers play HOB
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Urban Music: The soundtrack to this week
Game On! The Ataris bring a new-and-improved sound to Lucky’s
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
American Gothic: Th’ Legendary Shack*Shakers preach at the Soapbox
Guests of Honor: Chapel Hill quartet ‘tastes change’
Songwriters Convene: Wilmington gets unplugged at Bella Festa
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Here Comes the Sun: A look ahead at Wilmington’s summer music schedule
Humble, Organic Pie: A taste of Corey Smith comes to Downtown Sundown
A Weekend in the South: Bloc Party hits the States
Beyond the Here and Now: The Delta Drift bring their varied sound to three venues this weekend
Banding Together Again: Stewart Copeland talks Bonnaroo and his reunion with t he Police
It’s All About WE! Wilmington’s DIY music festival kicks off Thursday, May 24th
The DIY Darling... Kenyata Sullivan talks WE, an independent music festival
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
RIP to the ‘N’ Word: Burying negative stereotypes
The Incomparable Swede: And the shinola on Shandala
Dance Music Proper: Sweaty Already revives the disco party
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Blazing a Gold Trail: Make room for Warm In The Wake
Out of the Ashes: Phoenix Rising fights domestic violence
Habitually Hypnotic: Lipbone Redding bellows his jazz-funk-blues on May 16th
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
The Mayor Returns: ‘Hip-hop is not dead!’
Favorite Uncle: Tommy Ramone bends to bluegrass in Uncle Monk
Project Green Light: Music for a better environment
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Up in Flames: Flaming Lips throw down at House of Blues
Biff! Bang! Pow! Pistolero are a blast of Sixties’ fuzz
No Assembly Required: His Mighty Robot debut is insoluble
Urban Art Show: Layers of expression
Flying the Cuckoo’s Nest: Sleeping with the Aviary awakens the senses
Outreach, Outrock! Local acts ‘Rock Against Rape’ at benefit concerts
Still Partying: Lesley Gore cries her way to Thalian’s Mainstage
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Drama-Free Mixtapes: Jadakiss, DJ Clue Stadium series mixtape
Countryside Dreaming: ...said the firefly to the hurricane is sincere, heartfelt
Rock Revolution: Hop aboard the BUS for light-hearted awareness
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
A Swedish Cavalcade of Music: Gustav & Helena traverse the big blue
An Object of Interest: Last November rolls into the Soapbox’s April
Making an iCON: Hip-hop gets a dose of fresh air
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Sonic Colours: The Colour release LP, play Front Street Music Hall
Cenobites of Sound: Xiu Xiu’s music stabs its soul into the listener’s
‘Enter’ Only by Way of Russian Circles: Midwestern band unleashes ferocious progressive rock on Lucky’s Pub
Play and Eject: Not just your run-of-the-mill CD reviews
Get Ready, Set ... Dance Your Booty Off! Yo Mama’s coming back to the Soapbox
Strokes of Blue: Mojo Collins and Fleetwood Covington celebrate the arts
What Side Are You On? Positive vibes are delivered by Pos-Neg
Thrice the Music: This week bears three must-see shows
PublishEaring: What record-store clerks are listening to this week
Nu-Afrobeat: The Afromotive are irresistibly sexy
Renaissance Man: Saxophonist Malcolm Brown brings his bellows to the Kitchen
Finally, a New Toro: Doly Toro celebrates CD release, ripened sound
Gold Sounds: The Nein grant us luxury
The ‘Buds Are Back in Town: Merge Records’ sweetest band jangles at Bella Festa
Take Cover: Dub is a Weapon is a force with which to reckon
What’s the Noise? ‘Noise’ artist Ryan Lewis pumps diversity into the artistic community
The DJ’s DJ: Battling it out with a local fave
PublishEaring: What local record shop clerks are listening to this week
We Want Moore! Percussion idol Stanton throws down the gauntlet
Plugged In: Joe Deninzon rocks the ‘Box with his electric violin
Through the Looking Glass: Let Nathan Asher and the Infantry take you down the rabbit hole
As Enigmatic as a ‘Blackbird’: William Elliott Whitmore wrings out soulful folk, blues
Hip-Hop Heats Up! Bella Festa presents Battle of the Bands
Why the Beef? Local rappers need support
Men in Black: Cash pays tribute to Johnny on his b-day
‘Countrypolitan’ Party: SCOTS support new album with local performance
Giving Credence to Southern Rock: Tishamingo give justice to the lost genre
Little Brazil, Big Sounds: Tighten the Noose to be released at Soapbox
The New WHQR: The downsizing of local programming raises questions, tempers
PublishEaring: What we’re listening to as we bring you this edition of encore
Faces and Frets: Meet Iranian guitarist Lily Afshar
Sonically Pleasing: Straylight Run play Warwick Center
Connecting on a New Level: Musician Jen Chapin reaches out to hungry, poor
Generally Impatient and From the Heartland: The Show is the Rainbow is music true to art
It Happens in Threes: Must-see shows this week
Wilmington’s Rising Sons: Stephen Sellers and Southern Sun release Getting Born
A Godfather’s Farewell: Julia Tasker bids adieu to James Brown
One-Man Clinic: Frank Bloom gives us two nights of Thunderdrums
Get Wise: Reggae heavyweight Pato Banton to play Soapbox
Raconteur Round Up! Coastalfolk concert showcases fine storytelling at Kenan
Real Talk! Lighting the Torch on local hip-hop
Triangle Troubadours: Three Carolina-brand indie bands grace Bella Festa
Top 10 from the Alley: The best CDs according to CD Alleyâ€™s music aficionados
The Rise of HourCast: Metal music with depth
Cornelius Rides Again! Local fave band reunites for one last blast
Clang Goes PHS: Raleigh act prefaces the New Year right
Play and Eject: Not just your run-of-the-mill CD reviews
The Unsinkable: The Gaslight Anthem burns for you
PublishEaring, Holiday Edition: encore staff shares their favorite holiday tunes
Stuff It! Stocking stuffers for music lovers, as determined by Ben Brown
Southern Boys in Suits: Chatham County Line brings musical maturity to the Soapbox
Back to the Grind: Lamont Skylark returns with new CD
American Mountain Music: Larry Keel and the Natural Bridge carry on the torch
VACO Rock: Virginia Coalition brings live energy to Soapbox and to new disc
Young Indie Rock-It Scientists: Unknown band to perform heart experiments on jaded music fans
Real Talk: Commander in Chief of Wilmington hip-hop air waves
Wake Up! The Comas are back in town
No Apologies: Tom Rhodes delivers second solo album
The RootSoul Project: Consciously cool. Affectionately chic.
Who Needs Radio? Norma Jean headlines Radio Rebellion Tour
Five Minutes with Ariel Down
Bending the Rules: Spoon Benders play the Gypsy on Nov. 28th
Happily Singing the Blues: First annual Women in Blues Fest kicks off
Invest in Hip-Hop!
Groove Therapy: Eymarelâ€™s funk is irresistable and uncoventional
Cucalorus Rocks: Sex, Drugs and Rock â€˜nâ€™ Roll
Socially-Responsible Sounds: SOJAâ€™s reggae bring enlightenment
Action 1: Cucalorus kicks off with Tift Merritt
encore Presents: Dexter Romweber at Bella Festa
The Two-Headed Cow, Himself: Dexter Romweber earns appreciation through documentary
PublishEaring: What we're listening to as we bring you this edition of encore
The Greatest Show Ever Been Gave: Robert Earl Keen lights up Marrz
How to End a Horrible Monday: Enlist in angry Jersey boys rock therapy
A Driving Creative Spirit: Mosadi Music opens your mind, changes the face of music
PublishEaring: What we're listening to as we bring you this edition of encore
Frets and Faces: Getting the dirt on blues guitarist Scott Cable
Real Talk! Snap vs. real hip-hop
Little Stories, â€˜Little Filmsâ€™: Ice Cream on Mondays at Folks CafÃ©
As Good as Boiled Peanuts: Barnraisers have bluegrass in the bag
Roots and Raconteurs: Jim Lauderdale turns the Soapbox country
Rocking the Boat: Swashbuckler drops anchor at Bella Festa
Shining Through: Soul legend Percy Sledge comes to Marrz
Play and Eject: Not just your run-of-the-mill CD reviews
Jazz Under the Oak: Gary Lamb Quartet at Airlie
When Kidnapping is Good... Fred Championâ€™s at the helm
Fun(d)-raising Times: Outdoor beer and music garden sure to be rockinâ€™
Battle of the River: Ten local bands raise their axes during Riverfest
A Dark But Fun Ride: Stampead make their mark at the Gypsy
Moving Grooves: Perpetual Groove jams this weekend
Real Talk: The Lieutenant takes the stage
A Creative Quiet: Annabella play the Juggling Gypsy Saturday
Bluegrass on the River: Riverview Parking Deck will be pickinâ€™ and aâ€™grinninâ€™ this Sunday
PublishEaring: What we're listening to as we bring you this edition of encore
A Young Man with an Old Soul: Stuart Pierce comes to Port City Java
Slidestock â€˜06: Annual Slide Guitar Festival moves to Wilmington
Warped with ASG: Wilmington rock turns famous
A Drug Worthy of â€˜Yesâ€™: Blueground Undergrass is addictive fune
Hitting the Right â€˜Cordâ€™: Durham band finds home in Wilmington
Preachinâ€™ On: The Rev. Horton Heat saves rockabilly
Cool Music: Recommended sounds for the fall season
I am Woman... Hear me rap!
Maximum Rock â€˜nâ€™ Soul: The Bellrays explode at the House of Blues
PublishEaring: What we're listening to as we bring you this edition of encore
Play and Eject: CDs reviewed and sometimes even liked
Go West, Young Man: Will West finds his southern roots at Bella Festa
Proud Sounds: Paul Hermosa strums solo at Kefi
Real Talk: Young But Grindinâ€™ puts youthful force into local hip-hop
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Capturing 9/11: World Trade Center tells a story we all know too well
Real Talk: Supporting independent merchants at All About Music
Americanaâ€™s New Posture: The Wrinkle Neck Mules burrow into hearts at Kefi
A Literary Bill: UNCW brings â€˜smartâ€™ music to a newly renovated Kenan Auditorium
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â€˜Local Hip-Hop Meets its â€˜Kinfolkâ€™: Wednesday Night Workshop at Soapbox
â€˜Awkwardâ€™ is Pleasant: Quirk-rock comes to Bella Festa Aug. 25th
Accidental Musician: Angie Aparo talks football, Clive Davis and touring
Big Time, Little Town: Madison Rose takes on reality TV
The Sound of Art: Subterrene brings intrigue to the soundscape
PublishEaring: What we're listening to as we bring you this edition of encore
Storytellers and Fashion Setters: Bombadil bring spunk to the Soapbox
Post-Punk Done Right: Portlandâ€™s Prids play smart new-wave
August Sounds Good: Mayfaire keeps cool sounds alive this summer
The Life of Parkway North: Andy MacPherson talks Christmas songs and roadways
Screamers with Passion: All That Remains tour Ozzfest
Classical Facelift: City Squirrel update the pop-rock genre beautifully
Singing the Blues: What to expect from the 11th annual Cape Fear Blues Festival
Q&A with Lan Nichols: Director of Cape Fear Blues Society talks about the 11th annual Blues Festival
PublishEaring: What we're listening to as we bring you this edition of encore
Facing the World Again: Southern Sun brings to life a beatific star
The Gypsy Troubadour: Lee Tyler Post brinsg rock 'n' soul to the Gypsy
Redefining Hip-Hop: Dirty5Thirty play the beach crowd
Downtown Sundown Continues: Bands, beer, sunsets...
Getting â€˜Lowdâ€™: Lowry puts soul into music, brings heart to the stage
The Tales of Sweany: Blues band brings their melodies to the Soapbox
Bringing Back the Days of Yore: The Fustics mold humanity into the face of music
Strong Forces of Screamo: Look What I Did bring a raucous show to Soapbox
Unleashing the Beast: The growling of Tiger Bear Wolf roars at Reggieâ€™s
CD REVIEWS
Mayfaire in July: Free outdoor concerts for all to enjoy
Talent or Noise: Russ Glenn plays one, both? You decide.
Mosadic Music: Poetry in motion
Brutally Honest, Bitter Sweet: Granola Funk Express is worth the bite
Brutally Honest, Bitter Sweet: Granola Funk Express is worth the bite
Wilmington Downtown Sundown: Seven Mary Three kicks off weekly concert series Friday
Everbody Needs Brown Company: Hip-hoppers talk labels, rap
Southern-Fried Rock: Will Hoge brings the funk, the rock to the stage
Flocking Together: Bird Names in a league all their own
Keeping it Real: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus produce pop-punk, screamo, metal
Massive Hope for Reggae: Hope Massive brings enlightenment to the stage
Coming Back to Wilmington: David Dondero returns to the Soapbox
Dirty Can Be Good: Fat Ellis releases 'Dirty Day'
June Jams: Mayfaireâ€™s concert series continues
100 Percent Indie Goodness: Work Clothes, made in NC, playing Soapbox June 10
Melding Pop and Rock: Parklife create an experience in music
The Traveling Blues Man: Singer/songwriter PK Dwyer bids Wilmington farewell
Worthy of Repeat: Labeling Deloris releases debut CD
Rebirth of Hardcore Pride: This Is Hell and Bane play old-school sounds
The Asylum: Sound of Urchin provides an escape from life
Where Have All the Lyricists Gone: An Interview with Konscience from MindsOne
Fiesta Del Fuego! Fire jam and flamenco dancing at Mayfaire
The Road to Bonnaroo: You could be a lucky winner!
Sol Driven Train: The six-headed monster
A Lyrical Photo Album: Lismore release new CD, play Marrz
Visionary Reggae: Memorial Day at the Rox
Bad Weather Music: North Elementary will brighten the day
On the Bill: WE Fest celebrates Americana, metal, folk, pop and more, May 25-29
WE Fest Returns: Founder Kenyata Sullivan talks music
A Blast into the Past: Junior Varsity Superheroes play carbonated pop
Glowing Again:Glow in the Dark Scars prep new CD
When â€˜Differentâ€™ Really is â€˜Differentâ€™: Austin rocker plays two venues next week
See What You Can Find: Big Pretty and the Red Rockets play Soapbox
McLeanâ€™s At It Again: Guitar rocker Laura McLean brings Cape Fear Folk Festival back downtown
Culture Call: Reggae brings together the people
New Season of Sounds: Mayfaire Music on the Town starts this month
A Bit Prolific, Far from Minute: Minmae play FREE rock
Sugartime Folk: Watermelon Sugar bring light-hearted vibe to Soapbox
Magnolias and Lilies: Gentle acoustic comes to the Juggling Gypsy
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Heavy and Intense: Hope and Suicide tour with new drummer
And They'll Stone You: Medusa Stone rocks Kefi this weekend
Motivating Metal: At All Cost wants you to make a decision
An Industry Chameleon: Get down Kanye, go 'head get down
A Decade Worth of Biscuits: Disco Biscuits play Rox April 19
Behold Blowfly: The first dirty rapper comes to Soapbox
Misery Enjoys Company: Join Misery Signals for a live show this week
Dirty Can Be Good: Fat Ellis release 'Dirty Day'
You Should Be Dancing More: And you will when you see Free Diamonds
Dolls of Youth: The Pussycat Dolls bring burlesque to HOB
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Athens' Heroes: Successful Georgia band irons out the Soapbox
Shaping Up for New CD: L Shape Lot brings new tunes to Azalea Fest
Freedom Touring: From mill worker to musician, Jerry Petersonâ€™s living the dream
The Musician for Anyone, Anywhere: Tom Rhodes plays two shows this week
Talking on the Subconscious: Raggae dubbed keenly green
Food-for-Thought Sessions: Sister Hazel plays free concert during Azalea Fest
Metalheads Gear Up: Sworn Enemy thrashes into Lucky's
Tuned to Her Own Key: Sally Spring brings folk to Wilmington
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Luck oâ€™ the Booty: Yoâ€™ Mamaâ€™s gotta have that funk!
Fueling Sounds of the Earth: Hot Buttered Rum brings bluegrass, awareness to Wilmington
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