Aug
08

Over 50 Concerts Remain For the Summer

IMG_2006It’s early August and Summer is winding down. You’d never know it by looking at the concert listing, though. As of this posting, there are still 54 remaining from a summer concert calendar that has included at least 163 relevant artists. It is, by far, the most active live entertainment summer in the city’s history.

  1. 8/7 – Frankie Valli (KB)
  2. 8/9 – Joe Walsh (RHA)
  3. 8/12 – Dixie Chicks (WCA)
  4. 8/12 – Nick Offerman w/ Megan Mullally (DPAC)
  5. 8/12 – Piebald (HRB)
  6. 8/13 – Def Leppard, REO Speedwagon, Tesla (WCA)
  7. 8/13 – Kidz Bop Live (RHA)
  8. 8/13 – Lyle Lovett (DPAC)
  9. 8/13 – Iron and Wine (NCMA)
  10. 8/13 – Jim Gaffigan (WOA-gboro)
  11. 8/16 – Newsies opening night (DPAC)
  12. 8/17 – Needtobreathe, Mat Kearney (RHA)
  13. 8/19 – Brian Wilson (DPAC)
  14. 8/19 – Keith Urban, Brett Eldredge, Maren Morris (WCA)
  15. 8/19 – Fifth Harmony (RHA)
  16. 8/19 – D.L. Hughley opens (GC)
  17. 8/20 – Jonathan Byrd (HRB)
  18. 8/20 – Gillian Welch (NCMA)
  19. 8/21 – O.A.R. (RHA)
  20. 8/23 – Butch Walker (LT)
  21. 8/24 – Glass Animals (RT)
  22. 8/24 – Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ (506)
  23. 8/25 – Rick Springfield, Night Ranger, The Romantics (RHA)
  24. 8/25 – Local H (CC)
  25. 8/27 – Goo Goo Dolls, Collective Soul, Tribe Society (RHA)
  26. 9/2, 9/3 – Luke Bryan, Little Big Town, Dustin Lynch (WCA)
  27. 9/1 – The Melvins (CC)
  28. 9/4 – Of Montreal (CC)
  29. 9/6 – Crystal Castles (CC)
  30. 9/8 – Wolf Parade, Wye Oak (CP)
  31. 9/9 – Beach House (RHA)
  32. 9/9 – Erykah Badu (RHA)
  33. 9/9 – Gary Clark, Jr. (RT)
  34. 9/9 – Weird Al Yankovic (DPAC)
  35. 9/10 – Darius Rucker, Dan + Shay, Michael Ray (WCA)
  36. 9/10 – Chatham County Line (KB)
  37. 9/11 – Bull Durham Blues Festival begins
  38. 9/13 – Kinky Boots begins (DPAC)
  39. 9/13 – Ben Folds (RMA)
  40. 9/13 – Titus Andronicus (PIN)
  41. 9/14 – Heart, Joan Jett, Cheap Trick (WCA)
  42. 9/14 – ZZ Top, Gov’t Mule KB
  43. 9/15 – The Lumineers, Borns, Rayland Baxter (KB)
  44. 9/16 – Damien Escobar (RHA)
  45. 9/17 – The Connells (RLT)
  46. 9/18 – Brad Paisley, Tyler Farr, Maddie & Tae (WCA)
  47. 9/20 – The Cult (RT)
  48. 9/20 – Sevendust (LT)
  49. 9/21 – Amos Lee (DPAC)
  50. 9/23 – Grace Potter (LT)
  51. 9/23 – Hannibal Buress (RMA)
  52. 9/23 – Squirrel Nut Zippers (CTD)
  53. 9/25 – Il Divo (DPAC)
  54. 9/26 – The Sword (LT)
  55. 9/28 – Violent Femmes (NCMA)
  56. 9/30 – IBMA Wide Open Bluegrass
  57. 9/30 – Jason Aldean, Thomas Rhett & A Thousand Horses (WCA)

Venue Key:

506 – Local 506 (Chapel Hill)
CC – Cat’s Cradle (Carrboro)
CD-gboro – Cone Denim Entertainment Center (Greensboro, NC)
CFS – Carter-Finley Stadium
CP – City Plaza (Fayetteville, St)
CTD – Carolina Theater (Durham)
DPAC – Durham Performing Arts Center (Durham)
GC – Goodnights Comedy Club
GC-gboro – Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, NC)
HRB – Haw River Ballroom (Haw River, NC)
KB – Koka Booth Amphitheater (Cary)
LT – Lincoln Theatre
MMH – Motorco Music Hall (Durham)
NCMA – NC Museum of Art)
NH – North Hills East Amphitheater
PIN – Pinhook (Durham)
PNC – PNC Arena
RHA – Red Hat Amphitheater
RLT – Raleigh Little Theatre
RMA – Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
RPG – RallyPoint Sports Grill (Cary)
RT – Ritz Theater
WCA – Walnut Creek Amphitheater
WOA-gboro – White Oak Amphitheater (Greensboro, NC)

Apr
19

Summer ‘16 Promises Huge Concert Season

Despite what some might portray, this summer’s concert calendar for the Raleigh area is jam packed with a plethora of incredible concerts, comedy shows, and stage productions. Over 120 concerts by original artists await, with more announcements to come!

  1. 4/19 – Puscifer (RMA)
  2. 4/20 – Caberet begins (DPAC)
  3. 4/21 – Jimmy Buffett, Huey Lewis and The News (WCA)
  4. 4/21 – Ciara (RT)
  5. 4/21 – Robyn Hitchcock (CC)
  6. 4/21 – Jim Breuer opening night (GC)
  7. 4/22 – Martin Lawrence (PNC)
  8. 4/25 – Joy Formidable, Helio Sequence (CC)
  9. 4/26 – Lauryn Hill, Gary Clark Jr. (WOA-gboro)
  10. 4/27 – Dave Ramsey (DPAC)
  11. 4/28 – Polica (CC)
  12. 4/29 – M. Ward (HRB)
  13. 4/30 – Cravin’ Melon, Jack the Radio, Noah Guthrie, Katelyn Read (NH)
  14. 4/30 – Widespread Panic (WCA)
  15. 5/2 – Citizen Cope (CC)
  16. 5/3 – Beyonce, DJ Khaled (CFS)
  17. 5/3 – Chris Isaak (CTD)
  18. 5/3 – Wild Belle (MMH)
  19. 5/3 – 42nd Street opening night (DPAC)
  20. 5/5 – Parachute (CC)
  21. 5/5 – Jamie Kennedy (GC)
  22. 5/6 – Kiefer Sutherland (LT)
  23. 5/6 – Frankie Beverly, Charlie Wilson, Lalah Hathaway (PNC)
  24. 5/7 – Old Crow Medicine Show, Brandi Carlile (WOA-gboro)
  25. 5/8 – Cowboy Mouth (MMH)
  26. 5/8 – Old 97’s, Heartless Bastards, J Barham (of American Aquarium) (CC)
  27. 5/11 – Martin Short (CTD)
  28. 5/11 – Pentatonix, Us The Duo (RHA)
  29. 5/12 – Craig Robinson (GC)
  30. 5/13 – Parquet Courts (CC)
  31. 5/14 – The Front Bottoms (CC)
  32. 5/14 – Trampled By Turtles, The Devil Makes Three (RHA)
  33. 5/14 – WWE Live (PNC)
  34. 5/15 – Bloc Party, The Vaccines (CC)
  35. 5/17 – Silversun Pickups, Foals, Joywave (CD-gboro)
  36. 5/18 – Styx, Kansas, Don Felder (KB)
  37. 5/18 – Rogue Wave, Hey Marseilles (CC)
  38. 5/19 – Aretha Franklin (DPAC)
  39. 5/19 – Moogfest (Durham) – Miike Snow, Blood Orange, Gary Numan, et al
  40. 5/20 – Chris Stapleton, Sam Lewis (KB)
  41. 5/21 – Kenny Chesney, Old Dominion (WCA)
  42. 5/21 – Tab Benoit (LT)
  43. 5/21 – Nantucket, Band of Brothers, Kyle Scobie and Kaylin Roberson (RPG)
  44. 5/22 – Willie Nelson (KB)
  45. 5/22 – RuPaul’s Drag Race (DPAC)
  46. 5/26 – Bill Bellamy (GC)
  47. 5/27 – Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros (NCMA)
  48. 5/29 – Minus The Bear, Restorations (CD-gboro)
  49. 6/3 – Dave Coulier (GC)
  50. 6/3 – Dolly Parton (GC-gboro)
  51. 6/4 – Cyndi Lauper (DPAC)
  52. 6/4 – Scotty McCreery (TFS)
  53. 6/5 – Journey, Doobie Bros, Dave Mason (WCA)
  54. 6/7 – Riverdance (DPAC)
  55. 6/8 – Dirty Dozen Brass Band (MMH)
  56. 6/9 – Chris Botti (CTD)
  57. 6/9 – Lord Huron, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (RHA)
  58. 6/9 – Two Door Cinema Club (CC)
  59. 6/10 – Ellie Goulding, Matt and Kim (RHA)
  60. 6/10 – Kris Allen (CC)
  61. 6/10 – Lake Street Dive (NCMA)
  62. 6/10 – Miranda Lambert, Kip Moore, Brothers Osborne (WCA)
  63. 6/11 – M83 (RHA)
  64. 6/14 – Pete Davidson (GC)
  65. 6/15 – Of Monsters and Men (RHA)
  66. 6/15 – Fitz & The Tantrums (CD-Gboro)
  67. 6/16 – Rebelution (The Green, J Boog, Stick Figure, Through the Roots, DJ Mackle – RHA)
  68. 6/16 – Bobby Lee opens (GC)
  69. 6/17 – The 1975 (RHA)
  70. 6/18 – Greg Humphreys (PH)
  71. 6/18 – Rascal Flatts, Kelsea Ballerini, Chris Lane (WCA)
  72. 6/19 – Josh Groban (WOA-gboro)
  73. 6/21 – Weezer, Panic! At The Disco, Andrew McMahon and the Wilderness (WCA)
  74. 6/21 – The Jayhawks (CC)
  75. 6/23 – Brantley Gilbert, Justin Moore, Colt Ford (WCA)
  76. 6/23 – Pere Ubu (CC)
  77. 6/23 – Rich Vos (GC)
  78. 6/24 – Silversun Pickups (RT)
  79. 6/24 – Jay Farrar (HRB)
    1. 6/24 – Rob Schneider opens (GC)
    2. 6/29 – Twenty One Pilots (RHA)
    3. 7/3 – Barenaked Ladies, OMD, Howard Jones – (RHA)
    4. 7/4 – Yarn (RHA)
    5. 7/6 – Modest Mouse, Brand New (KB)
    6. 7/10 – Toby Keith, Eric Paslay (WCA)
    7. 7/14 – Florida Georgia Line, Cole Swindell, Cadillac Three, Kane Brown (WCA)
    8. 7/15 – Ray LaMontagne (RHA)
    9. 7/16 – Steve Miller Band (RHA)
    10. 7/17 – Maks & Val (DPAC)
    11. 7/18 – Flight of the Conchords (KB)
    12. 7/18 – Lindsey Stirling (DPAC)
    13. 7/20 – Pat Benatar, Melissa Etheridge (RHA)
    14. 7/22 – Dierks Bentley (WCA)
    15. 7/22 – Peter Frampton, Gregg Allman (RHA)
    16. 7/22 – Tedeschi Trucks Band, Los Lobos, North Mississippi Allstars (KB)
    17. 7/24 – Digable Planets (CC)
    18. 7/23 – Kool & The Gang (WCA)
    19. 7/24 – Gwen Stefani, Eve (WCA)
    20. 7/24 – 311 w/ Matisyahu (RHA)
    21. 7/24 – Digable Planets (CC)
    22. 7/26 – Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa (WCA)
    23. 7/26 – Swans (CC)
    24. 7/28 – Counting Crows, Rob Thomas (RHA)
    25. 7/29 – Maxwell (RHA)
    26. 7/30 – Slightly Stoopid (RHA)
    27. 7/30 – K. Michelle (RT)
    28. 7/31 – Phillip Phillips, Matt Nathanson, A Great Big World (RHA)
    29. 8/5 – The Smithereens (KB)
    30. 8/7 – Frankie Valli (KB)
    31. 8/9 – Joe Walsh (RHA)
    32. 8/12 – Dixie Chicks (WCA)
    33. 8/12 – Nick Offerman w/ Megan Mullally (DPAC)
    34. 8/12 – Piebald (HRB)
    35. 8/13 – Def Leppard, REO Speedwagon, Tesla (WCA)
    36. 8/13 – Kidz Bop Live (RHA)
    37. 8/13 – Lyle Lovett (DPAC)
    38. 8/13 – Iron and Wine (NCMA)
    39. 8/13 – Jim Gaffigan (WOA-gboro)
    40. 8/16 – Newsies opening night (DPAC)
    41. 8/17 – Needtobreathe, Mat Kearney (RHA)
    42. 8/19 – Brian Wilson (DPAC)
    43. 8/19 – Keith Urban, Brett Eldredge, Maren Morris (WCA)
    44. 8/19 – Fifth Harmony (RHA)
    45. 8/19 – D.L. Hughley opens (GC)
    46. 8/20 – Jonathan Byrd (HRB)
    47. 8/20 – Gillian Welch (NCMA)
    48. 8/21 – O.A.R. (RHA)
    49. 8/23 – Butch Walker (LT)
    50. 8/24 – Glass Animals (RT)
    51. 8/24 – Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ (506)
    52. 8/25 – Rick Springfield, Night Ranger, The Romantics (RHA)
    53. 8/25 – Local H (CC)
    54. 8/27 – Goo Goo Dolls, Collective Soul, Tribe Society (RHA)
    55. 9/2, 9/3 – Luke Bryan, Little Big Town, Dustin Lynch (WCA)
    56. 9/1 – The Melvins (CC)
    57. 9/4 – Of Montreal (CC)
    58. 9/6 – Crystal Castles (CC)
    59. 9/8 – Wolf Parade, Wye Oak (CP)
    60. 9/9 – Beach House (RHA)
    61. 9/9 – Erykah Badu (RHA)
    62. 9/9 – Gary Clark, Jr. (RT)
    63. 9/9 – Weird Al Yankovic (DPAC)
    64. 9/10 – Darius Rucker, Dan + Shay, Michael Ray (WCA)
    65. 9/10 – Chatham County Line (KB)
    66. 9/11 – Bull Durham Blues Festival begins
    67. 9/13 – Kinky Boots begins (DPAC)
    68. 9/13 – Ben Folds (RMA)
    69. 9/13 – Titus Andronicus (PIN)
    70. 9/14 – Heart, Joan Jett, Cheap Trick (WCA)
    71. 9/14 – ZZ Top, Gov’t Mule KB
    72. 9/15 – The Lumineers, Borns, Rayland Baxter (KB)
    73. 9/16 – Damien Escobar (RHA)
    74. 9/17 – The Connells (RLT)
    75. 9/18 – Brad Paisley, Tyler Farr, Maddie & Tae (WCA)
    76. 9/20 – The Cult (RT)
    77. 9/20 – Sevendust (LT)
    78. 9/21 – Amos Lee (DPAC)
    79. 9/23 – Grace Potter (LT)
    80. 9/23 – Hannibal Buress (RMA)
    81. 9/23 – Squirrel Nut Zippers (CTD)
    82. 9/25 – Il Divo (DPAC)
    83. 9/26 – The Sword (LT)
    84. 9/28 – Violent Femmes (NCMA)
    85. 9/30 – IBMA Wide Open Bluegrass
    86. 9/30 – Jason Aldean, Thomas Rhett & A Thousand Horses (WCA)

    Venue Key:

    506 – Local 506 (Chapel Hill)
    CC – Cat’s Cradle (Carrboro)
    CD-gboro – Cone Denim Entertainment Center (Greensboro, NC)
    CFS – Carter-Finley Stadium
    CP – City Plaza (Fayetteville, St)
    CTD – Carolina Theater (Durham)
    DPAC – Durham Performing Arts Center (Durham)
    GC – Goodnights Comedy Club
    GC-gboro – Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, NC)
    HRB – Haw River Ballroom (Haw River, NC)
    KB – Koka Booth Amphitheater (Cary)
    LT – Lincoln Theatre
    MMH – Motorco Music Hall (Durham)
    NCMA – NC Museum of Art)
    NH – North Hills East Amphitheater
    PIN – Pinhook (Durham)
    PNC – PNC Arena
    RHA – Red Hat Amphitheater
    RLT – Raleigh Little Theatre
    RMA – Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
    RPG – RallyPoint Sports Grill (Cary)
    RT – Ritz Theater
    WCA – Walnut Creek Amphitheater
    WOA-gboro – White Oak Amphitheater (Greensboro, NC)

    Apr
    03

    125 Concerts to Rock Your Summer

    2014-08-22 21.06.44Summer always brings great concerts to the Triangle, and 2015 may be the best yet. From April to September there are 125 big acts coming to the area’s venues, with more announcements coming! From 1st-tier comedians to one of only 15 North American dates for the Rolling Stones, there is always something to do here this summer. See venue key at the bottom for info links.

    Click the “Summer ‘15” tab (at the top) for the updated list.

    Sep
    05

    Big Shindig Releases Set Times

    shindigThe 95X Big Shindig on Sunday brings the best full day of alternative rock music of the summer to Walnut Creek Amphitheater. Impressively, nearly every Shindig artist has had a song in heavy rotation on Alternative Nation (Sirius/XM) this year (the same cannot be said for the event’s chief sponsor, however).

    The day can be divided into 3 chapters. IAMDYNAMITE (“Stereo”) opens the new alternative chapter with their driving, jangly sound. However the day really gets going with the performer of one of Alternative’s best, tertiary songs of the year, Sir Sly (Gold), takes the stage. Brit pop Wolf Gang (”The King and All Of His Men”) follows, then Big Data takes the stage (“Dangerous”). “Dangerous” will probably be the big hit song of the afternoon. Bear Hands (“Giants”) and the outrageous Foxy Shazam (“Oh Lord”) round out the first chapter.

    The sound takes a more Modern Rock feel at 4:45 when The Pretty Reckless (“Heaven Knows”) takes the stage with the day’s only female lead singer. They are followed by 90s Modern Rock kings Fuel (“Shimmer”, “Hemorrhage (In My Hands)”). Fuel is, ironically, the band that has gotten the most airplay of this event on Raleigh radio through the years.

    This decade returns with a gigantic tub of “happy” at 7pm when Fitz & the Tantrums (“Out Of My League”, “The Walker”, “MoneyGrabber”) take the stage. Their April 2003 release, “More Than Just A Dream”, was one of the year’s best CDs.

    At 8:10 Foster the People will take the stage and probably mark the entire event’s apex. Best known for “Pumped Up Kicks”, Foster… has snuck in eleven other hits since, and stands as one of the most significant bands of this decade. (“Best Friend”, “Houdini”, “Helena Beat”)

    Headliner Weezer takes the stage at 9:25. With their 15+ hits, Weezer is one of the most important Alternative Rock bands in the wake of Nirvana. However the bulk of their excellence came in the 90s, and while I’m sure their show will be as good as it was in the DPAC earlier this year, this is a school night, so forgive us for leaving early. (“Say It Ain’t So”, “Island In The Sun”, “Back to the Shack”)

    * * *

    Parking Lots Open: 11:00 AM
    Gates Open: 12:30 PM
    1:30 PM: IAMDYNAMITE
    2:20 PM: Sir Sly
    3:00 PM: Wolf Gang
    3:35 PM: Big Data
    4:10 PM: Bear Hands
    4:45 PM: Foxy Shazam
    5:20 PM: The Pretty Reckless
    6:10 PM: Fuel
    7:00 PM: Fitz & The Tantrums
    8:10 PM: Foster The People
    9:25 PM: Weezer

    Jul
    24

    Raleigh to Host Farm Aid

    farmaidOn Saturday, September 13, Raleigh’s Walnut Creek Amphitheatre will be the host to the 2014 Farm Aid concert and festival. The all-day music and food festival will feature “family farm-identified, local and organic foods with its own HOMEGROWN Concessions®. In Farm Aid’s HOMEGROWN Village, attendees will have the chance to meet farmers, engage in hands-on food and farm activities, and learn about the ways family farmers are enriching our soil, protecting our water and growing our economy, in addition to bringing us good food for good health.”

    However the real draw is the music, featuring a lineup of:

    • Willie Nelson & Family
    • Neil Young
    • John Mellencamp
    • Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds
    • Jack White
    • Preservation Hall Jazz Band
    • Jamey Johnson
    • Delta Rae
    • Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real
    • Carlene Carter
    • Pegi Young & The Survivors
    • Insects vs Robots

    Tickets go on sale tomorrow (7/25) at Noon. Prices range from $49 to $175.

    May
    08

    Curated Stringed Instrument/Wine Event Coming to Downtown

    MeritageLogo2014_1

    On Saturday, May 24 Pasewicz String Instrument will present Meritage, a unique show featuring fine wine, instruments, and music. Attendees will have the opportunity to see and hear some of the finest stringed instruments in the country, and hear a sampling of of works from artists like Mendelssohn, Schubert, and Brahms. Some anticipated instruments on display are over 200 years old.

    The event is presented by Pasewicz String Instrument, a Raleigh-based instrument shop which has earned a reputation for being one of the finest instrument repair and craft shops in the country.

    The event takes place from 6 to 11pm in the AIANC Center for Architecture & Design, and advance tickets are $18.

    Oct
    15

    Walnut Creek Amphitheatre Loses Its Name, Again

    walnutcreek It appears the naming rights period for Time Warner Cable has expired at Walnut Creek. The amphitheater, originally called “Walnut Creek Amphitheatre” has carried 3 different naming rights deals in its history; Hardees, Alltel, and Time Warner Cable.

    The first show for the upcoming 2014 season was announced yesterday, and it features “Lady Antebellum at Walnut Creek Amphitheatre”, so it looks like until another naming rights deal is secured, the facility will fall back on its original, rightful name.

    When corporate naming rights deals first came along, the names stuck with consumers. However after throwing away so many names, it begs two questions: do fluctuating names damage the brand of the facility, and do naming rights deals sway consumer decision making at all? I can certainly say that I am mostly immune to these kinds of efforts (though I whole-heartedly thank RBC/PNC for ponying up half of the money for Raleigh to finally get an arena 😉 )

    Jun
    21

    Four Legendary Albums, One Stage

    LP-TourOn Thursday, August 22, four bands will take the Red Hat stage and play their best albums in their entirety.

    • Matthew Sweet – Girlfriend
    • The Wailers – Legend
    • Soul Asylum – Grave Dancers Union
    • Big Head Todd and the Monsters – Sister Sweetly

    (links point to the album on Spotify)

    Tickets are on sale now.

    Apr
    18

    North Hills Beach Music Season Begins Tonight

    This summer’s weekly North Hill Beach Music Series begins tonight with The Embers. The events take place in the North Hills commons area, in front of the movie theaters, and last from 6-9pm.

    • 4/18 – The Embers
    • 4/25 – The Craig Woolard Band
    • 5/2 – The Attractions
    • 5/9 – North Tower
    • 5/16 – Liquid Pleasure
    • 5/23 – Ken Knox and Company
    • 5/30 – the Catalinas
    • 6/6 – Sleeping Booty
    • 6/13 – The Holiday Band
    • 6/20 – Jim Quick and Coastline
    • 6/27 – Band of Oz
    • 7/4 – North Tower
    • 7/11 – The Fantastic Shakers
    • 7/18 – The Legends of Beach
    • 7/25 – The Entertainers
    • 8/1 – The Craig Woolard Band
    • 8/8 – Liquid Pleasure
    • 8/15 – the Embers

    There are a few rules to follow as well:

    • No outside coolers or beverages permitted
    • Parents on Site Policy – Please remember that anyone under 18 must be with a parent or guardian after 8pm

    Parking is always interesting for these events. The decks in North Hills and the surface lots usually fill up and spill across Lassiter Mill into the neighborhood and into the Lassiter. Another option is North Hills East, where there is some surface parking, but also hundreds of deck spaces. Please be patient and careful crossing Six Forks Rd. at the Dartmouth signal.

    Apr
    17

    Summer Bringing Great Triangle Concerts

    concertSummer is just around the corner, and that means another great concert season in Raleigh. From now until the end of September, there is a slew of music and comedy shows guaranteed to ramp up the fun rate in the area. Once again, there are very few dates between now and mid-June that have no event scheduled, so save up, and get out of the house!

    There are 100s of good entertainment options coming this summer. The best 85 of the music options (as of today) are assembled below. All of these events appear individually in the gogoraleigh Do-It Calendar with venue information, so you can easily add any event to your personal calendar.

    Date Event
    4/18 Alton Brown
    4/18 Bob Mould Band
    4/19 Chris Tucker
    4/19 The Marshall Tucker Band
    4/19 Billy Bragg
    4/21 B.B. King
    4/24 Sarah Silverman
    4/25 Jillian Michaels
    4/26 Barry Manilow
    4/27 Styx/REO Speedwagon/Ted Nuget
    4/27 Bob Seger
    5/2 Bob Dylan/Dawes
    5/3 Rush
    5/4 Lyle Lovett/Delta Rae
    5/4 Tim McGraw
    5/6 Airborne Toxic Event
    5/7 Smashing Pumpkins/AWOLNATION
    5/7 Il Divo
    5/8 Band of Horses
    5/8 Boz Scaggs
    5/8 Imagine Dragons/Paper Route
    5/10 Amy Schumer
    5/12 Josh Ritter
    5/12 Carol Burnett
    5/12 Robert Randolph
    5/14 Alkaline Trio
    5/17 Titus Andronicus
    5/17 Los Lobos
    5/18 Artsplosure
    5/23 Kenny Chesney
    5/30 James McCartney
    5/30 LeAnn Rimes
    5/31 Everclear/Live/Filter/Sponge
    6/1 Best Coast
    6/1 Flobots
    6/4 Dropkick Murphys
    6/5 Japandroids
    6/5 Kevin James
    6/7 The Postal Service/Ra Ra Riot
    6/8 Brad Paisley
    6/8 Widespread Panic
    6/9 Widespread Panic
    6/10 The National/Dirty Projectors
    6/11 Passion Pit/Cults
    6/13 Lumineers/Cold War Kids
    6/15 Glen Hansard
    6/20 Warren Haynes/NC Symphony
    6/21 Zac Brown Band
    6/22 Heart/Jason Bonham
    6/22 One Direction
    6/23 Kendrick Lamar
    6/29 Indigo Girls
    6/30 Gladys Knight/The O’Jays
    7/6 Rachael Yamagata
    7/6 Valient Thorr
    7/7 Big Time Rush/Victoria Justice
    7/9 Harry Connick, Jr.
    7/10 Quidam Opens
    7/11 Black Keys/Flaming Lips
    7/13 Luke Bryan
    7/21 OAR
    7/23 Black Crowes/Tedeschi Trucks
    7/26 Keith Urban
    7/27 Lil Wayne/TI
    7/28 Barenaked Ladies/Ben Folds Five/Guster
    7/31 Jonas Brothers
    8/3 Sheryl Crow
    8/3 Bruce Hornsby
    8/7 Goo Goo Dolls/Matchbox Twenty
    8/9 Blake Shelton
    8/16 Slightly Stoopid
    8/17 Tift Merritt
    8/24 Miranda Lambert/Dierks Bentley
    9/3 Iron Maiden/Megadeath
    9/5 Hopscotch Music Festival
    9/5 John Mayer/Phillip Phillips
    9/6 Pink Martini
    9/6 Hopscotch Music Festival
    9/7 Hopscotch Music Festival
    9/8 Hopscotch Music Festival
    9/10 Maroon 5/Kelly Clarkson
    9/13 Jason Aldean
    9/13 Taylor Swift
    9/18 Steely Dan
    9/20 Mary Wilson of the Supremes
    9/24 City and Colour
    9/25 Fun/Tegan & Sara
    9/27 IBMA Wide Open Bluegrass Festival
    9/27 Rascal Flatts/The Band Perry
    9/28 IBMA Wide Open Bluegrass Festival
    Apr
    02

    Maroon 5, Kelly Clarkson Coming to TWC Pavilion

    maroon5On Tuesday, September 10, Maroon 5 and Kelly Clarkson will play Raleigh’s Time Warner Pavilion. Tony Lucca opens. Presale tickets will continue through the end of this week, while the public sale begins at 10am Saturday.

    Mar
    18

    Ben Folds Five, Guster Joining BNL at Red Hat Amphitheater

    Ben Fold Five announced today that they will tour this summer with Barenaked Ladies and Guster. The “Last Summer On Earth Tour 2013”. The 29 date tour’s apocalypse comes in Brooklyn, but not before the tour’s penultimate show at Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater on Sunday, July 28.

    BNL Fanclub presale tickets will be available tomorrow (Tue, 3/19) at 10am. Citi Cardmember presale is Wed at 10. LiveNation’s presale is Thu at 10.

    Feb
    25

    The National / Dirty Projectors Coming to Raleigh

    thenationalOn Monday, June 10, The National comes to Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater. The band announced today that they will be supporting their first CD in three years, to be released on May 4. The Dirty Projectors will open the show, a full 15 months after the release of their brilliant Swing Lo Magellan CD.

    For tickets, the presale begins Wednesday (2/27) morning at 10am (pw: dazzle), while the General Public sale comes Friday morning at 10.

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