David Klein
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Chapel Hill, NC, United States
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Destroyer's Dan Bejar Discusses His Eighties Influences and Evolution
Destroyer headlines Cat's Cradle in Carrboro Tuesday night. Mega Bog opens. → Read More
Yep Roc Records' Glenn Dicker Reflects on Twenty Years of Legacy-Building LPs
The Hillsborough label celebrates its twentieth anniversary this weekend with concerts at Cat's Cradle and in Carrboro. → Read More
Hiss Golden Messenger's New Hallelujah Anyhow Is a Concentrated Effort from a Well-Oiled Machine
The Durham band buckled down over the summer for the mature and mellow LP. → Read More
Twenty Years In, George Holt Keeps Steering the N.C. Museum of Art's Summer Music Series As a Major Regional Attraction
Superchunk headlines at the museum Saturday night as part of Holt's efforts this year. → Read More
Forty Years After Her First LP, Carlene Carter Looks Back on a Long Career and the Ties That Bind
Carter stops at Cary's Koka Booth Amphitheatre on Wednesday, accompanied by John Mellencamp and Emmylou Harris. → Read More
Farmer/Veteran Should Be Mandatory Viewing for Politicians and Others Who Use American Soldiers for Political Football
The award-winning documentary by a team of local filmmakers is streaming for free on PBS's website through the end of June. → Read More
A New Music Series Lands at Dix Park this Summer
The Y'all at Dix Park shows will be monthly outdoor concerts featuring long-term favorites and young new acts. → Read More
From the Mountain Goats to The Hot at Nights, Matt Douglas Might Be the Triangle's Busiest Musician
Working with a bevy of bands keeps this Raleigh musician on his toes year-round. → Read More
Saturdays in Saxapahaw Announces New Lineup and Launch Crowdfunding Campaign
The decade-old free musical festival will stay free, but it needs a little help to keep thriving. → Read More
The Drain on Main Is Only for the Rain. Durham Hired Artist Candy Carver to Remind Us.
To commemorate Creek Week, Carver painted a mural around the storm drain in front of Viceroy. → Read More
Streaming Didn't Kill the Music Industry. Major Labels Did.
Musicians struggle to make money through streaming, but the same platforms offer other opportunities for artists to build their careers. → Read More
A Chat with Peyton Dilweg, Who's Competing For Duke on The Price Is Right Tomorrow
On The Price Is Right, the Duke-UNC rivalry gets a second wind. → Read More
Meadowmont Music Series Reverses Course on Cancellation After Local Outcry Against Censorship
An anti-Trump song briefly got the Holland Brothers nixed from a local performance, but organizers changed their mind after community outcry. → Read More
President Trump Wants to Gut the National Endowment for the Arts. Here’s What That Will Mean for Local Arts Groups.
The loss of NEA funding under Donald Trump's proposed budget would deal a painful blow to the arts in North Carolina and nationwide. → Read More
Happy birthday, Frank: A local wedding band prepares a big Sinatra celebration for Saturday
Nash Roberts talks about the challenges of saluting Ol' Blue Eyes. → Read More
Live: Brian Wilson's touch of tenderness
At the Carolina Theatre, the brilliant songwriter and former Beach Boy delivered his songs and a welcome closing sermon. → Read More
The photographic inspiration for Hiss Golden Messenger's new album and stage show, Heart Like a Levee
For Hiss Golden Messenger, a trove of old photographs in Duke University's library unexpectedly inspired a new stage show and album → Read More