The fifth and final festival has come and gone, but its effects reverberate By Kyle Marie McMahon. Photos by Jessica Bratton. When Dreamville Festival returned to Raleigh this spring, it.
BY DATHAN KAZSUK Welcome to Chapel of Bones—where the coffee is as black as your soul and the riffs are heavier than your last existential crisis. Tucked into Raleigh’s shadowy underbelly,.
By ELIZABETH BRIGNAC Durham’s Rissi Palmer is one of only eight Black women ever to hit the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, which she did with her song “Country Girl”.
Theatre Raleigh’s “Bull Durham: A New Musical” offers viewers a chance to see a locally focused musical on the rise. By Elizabeth Brignac. All photos by Jennifer Robertson Photography. Lauren.
BY DATHAN KAZSUK Sean Yseult, the bassist whose thunderous rhythms anchored White Zombie’s meteoric rise in the 1990s, remains an enduring icon of alternative metal and underground culture. As one.
BY ELIZABETH BRIGNAC Don’t expect a relaxing evening at the theater at a production by The Justice Theater Project. It will engage you. It will entertain you. But your role.
The above picture features the band “the Wind” on the City Plaza stage during the 2024 Hopscotch Music Festival. All photos courtesy of Kyle Marie McMahon. The city’s annual underground.
DPAC’s Josh Anderson: 23 Years of Broadway, Concerts and Comedy BY DATHAN KAZSUK In his 23 years in the entertainment industry, the Durham Performing Arts Center’s (DPAC) director of production, Josh Anderson,.
Welcome to The Community Music School of Raleigh BY CAITLIN WHEELER Amazing,” says jazz artist Marcus Anderson, a Grammy-nominated saxophonist with 13 albums and shows across the world. Anderson isn’t.
BY DATHAN KAZSUK Nick and Carly Brango embarked on a quest for a warmer climate, bidding farewell to Pittsburgh’s chilly winters and setting their sights on Raleigh’s vibrant beer culture..
