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SUMMARY:Tony Williamson Mandolin Workshop
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival \nSaturday\, January 18th\, 2020 \n2 – 3:30pm = Workshop #3 = Tony Williamson mandolin workshop. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/tony-williamson-mandolin-workshop/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Django Fest Day 1
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival \nSaturday\, January 18th\, 2020 \n11am – 12:30pm = Workshop #1 = Gabriel Pelli violin workshop. Open to ages 12+\,\nmust be fairly proficient at your instrument\, but no experience in the style is necessary. Click here to purchase Gabriel Pelli Workshop tickets. \n11am – 12:30pm = Workshop #2 = Dave Smith guitar workshop. Open to ages 12+\,\nmust be fairly proficient at your instrument\, but no experience in the style is necessary. Click here to purchase Dave Smith Workshop tickets. \n2 – 3:30pm = Workshop #3 = Tony Williamson mandolin workshop. Click here to purchase Tony Williamson Workshop tickets. \n2 – 3:30pm = Workshop #4 = Daniel Hall rhythm workshop\, open to all instruments including drums. Click here to purchase Daniel Hall Workshop tickets. \n7:30pm = doors \n8 – 8:30pm = David DiGiuseppe & Robbie Link open the show \n8:30 -10:30pm = OCB show. Standing room\, limited seating. \n\nOnyx Club Boys \nOnyx Club Boys is an acoustic string band (violin\, guitar\, upright bass\, and drums) rooted in Django Reinhardt’s Gypsy Jazz sounds of 1930’s Paris\, and Stuff Smith’s New York City Swing. However\, being from 21st Century North Carolina\, their diverse influences take the music beyond borders. It’s a trip around the world\, which will make you swoon\, tap your feet\, and realize how universally similar music really is. \n“100% genuine. No backing tracks necessary! Curiously exotic\, yet pleasantly familiar.”\nThe band just released their new album\, “Million Color Vision” in the Fall of 2017. It features catchy originals along with a few classics\, and was carefully crafted and recorded over the last few years. \nAppearances have included Shakori Hills Festival\, Festival for the Eno\, Haw River Ballroom\, Cat’s Cradle\, Raleigh First Night\, Artsplosure\, NC Museum of Art\, WUNC’s Back Porch Music at American Tobacco Campus Durham\, Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival\, National Gallery of Art in Washington\, DC\, and many more. \nMembers have played in bands such as The Squirrel Nut Zippers\, The Old Ceremony\, Dialli Cissokho and Kaira Ba\, and the Paperhand Puppet Intervention band. \n“The cool dexterity of their playing binds together the broad catalog”\n– Grayson Currin\, music editor Indy Week\, NC \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/django-fest-day-1/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mo Lowda & the Humble
DESCRIPTION:Born out of the house show scene in Philadelphia\, Mo Lowda & the Humble  is an indie rock band that has since evolved into a nationally and internationally touring act. Coming off of their latest full-length release\, ‘Creatures’ (2018)\, the band averages 100+ tour dates a year\, including festivals like Firefly\, Peach Fest\, Mountain Jam\, and more. Their tight grooves provide the foundation for textural guitars and memorable vocal melodies. Toeing the line between precision and spontaneity\, the band creates a unique\, interactive experience every time they hit the stage.  \nThey might go to the bar with you after the show… but be cool\, man.  They’re currently working on their third full-length album. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/mo-lowda-the-humble/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Quetico
DESCRIPTION:Yan Westerlund is the composer and drummer of Quetico. Collaborators include Matt “Skinner” Peterson\, Mark Paulson on keyboards\, and Matt Douglas on reeds. \nYan’s other collaborative bands include Canine Heart Sounds and Yandrew. \nHis present/past touring bands have included: Mipso\, Basia Bulat\, Bowerbirds\, Lost In The Trees\, Grandma Sparrow\, and Mount Moriah. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Bandcamp | SoundCloud | Spotify | YouTube | Apple Music \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/quetico/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191129T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191130T000000
DTSTAMP:20191114T152519Z
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SUMMARY:PhilStock ’19: 3rd Annual Benefit For Phillip Bair and Class Of ’78 Memorial Fund
DESCRIPTION:Uniontown — The Honey Pumpkins — Idle Hand \nNo cover\, but donations are encouraged \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/philstock-19-3rd-annual-benefit-for-phillip-bair-and-class-of-78-memorial-fund/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191124T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191125T000000
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SUMMARY:Beach Bunny
DESCRIPTION:Beach Bunny is the singer-songwriter project and stage name of Lili Trifilio\, with tunes reminiscent of alt-pop and “sadgirl” music\, beginning in 2015. Adding musicians Matt Henkels (guitar)\, Jon Alvarado (drums)\, and Anthony Vaccaro (bass) to her live performances in 2017\,\nBeach Bunny is a Chicago act you don’t want to miss. \nFrom people falling head over heels for Lili’s sweet voice and catchy composition style\, her latest release Crybaby took Chicago by storm. Drawing inspiration from heartache\, her brother fighting cancer\, struggles of being a female in the scene\, and everyday obstacles – you can listen to Beach Bunny on almost every streaming platform. \nDescribed as “Zooey-Deschanel-meets-the-Beach-Boys-type vibe” by Crafted\, stay tuned for what’s to come from Beach Bunny this year. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/beach-bunny/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191127T210000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191128T000000
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SUMMARY:Zebbler Encanti Experience
DESCRIPTION:Zebbler Encanti Experience (aka “ZEE”) is an audio/visual collaboration between video artist Zebbler and electronic music producer Encanti\, based out of Boston\, USA and Valencia\, Spain. The Experience is an immersive performance of mapped visuals on three custom winged projection screens\, synchronized with heavy peak-hour psychedelic bass music\, resulting in the creation of a fantasy world for audiences to lose themselves in. \nZEE have seen a considerable amount of road time in the last few years\, serving as integral members of multiple tour teams. The architect behind the projection mapped projects for Shpongle and EOTO\, and assisting with Infected Mushroom’s stage construction\, Zebbler has toured the United States nonstop producing visual shows and performing as a VJ at hundreds of high profile events. In addition to ZEE performing as direct touring support for EOTO in venues throughout the country\, and performing in Shpongle Live band during their first few shows in the United States\, Encanti has carved out some time to teach electronic music production to graduate students in Valencia\, Spain wing of Berklee College of Music. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Instagram | SoundCloud \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/zebbler-encanti-experience/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191122T203000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191123T000000
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SUMMARY:Travers Brothership
DESCRIPTION:Songwriters. Singers. Multi-instrumentalists. Brothers. At only 26\, twins Eric Travers and Kyle Travers have been writing songs and stunning live audiences for well over half their lifetime. Presenting soulful\, bluesy\, rock n’ roll spun in psychedelic jam\, Travers Brothership; also including singer\, bassist\, songwriter\, Josh Clark\, and keyboardist\, songwriter\, percussionist\, Ian McIsaac\, create a fierce and balanced team\, strengthened by the 13 years they’ve spent together on and off the road. \nThe band first met in 2007 on a school bus in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. Soon after the Travers twins were invited by Josh and Ian to get off at their bus stop for a jam in Josh’s garage\, little did they know this was history in the making. After numerous jams and a few lessons from Eric and Kyle’s father (and veteran touring musician) “Hurricane” Bob Travers\, Travers Brothership was formed in 2012. \nWith over 400+ shows across the United States and Europe under their belts\, the band has become a well oiled machine\, performing alongside acts such as; Gov’t Mule\, Taj Mahal\, J.J. Grey & Mofro\, Moe.\, Kyle Hollingsworth Band\, Blues Traveler\, Charles Bradley\, Leftover Salmon\,The Marcus King Band\, Dr. John\, and many more. \nTravers Brothership are consummate musicians and live music aficionados with a deep understanding of their preferred genres. Utilizing the band’s unmatched live energy\, they create a concert atmosphere that transforms an audience into a community and their enthusiasm\, gusto\, and talents carry the day. In 2018 Travers Brothership brought their instrumental prowess and tasteful songwriting to Echo Mountain Recording Studios and The Eagle Room in their hometown of Asheville\, NC. The result\, “Let The World Decide” adds to their already abundant catalogue\, and sets a new bar for the band musically. \n“Travers Brothership ripped into seemingly every stage at FloydFest\, with guitarist Kyle Travers displaying raw talent and six-string exploration in equal measure. Alongside his twin brother\, drummer Eric Travers\, the siblings and their two childhood friends revealed a mature sense of self.” – Rolling Stone (2019) \n“Travers Brothership\, is captivating audiences across the United States.” – Relix Magazine (2017) \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/travers-brothership/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191118T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191119T000000
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SUMMARY:Guardin
DESCRIPTION:Guardin Links: Facebook | SoundCloud | Spotify \n*NOTE – McCafferty will no longer be performing at this show. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/guardin/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191119T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191120T000000
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SUMMARY:Anna Tivel & Maya de Vitry
DESCRIPTION:Anna Tivel and Maya de Vitry are teaming up for two months of touring with dates spanning the Northeast\, Midwest\, and West Coast. Tivel is touring behind her release The Question\, which NPR called “one of the most ambitious folk albums of 2019.” Earlier this year\, Maya de Vitry released her debut solo album Adaptations. Rolling Stone Country lauded the effort by saying\, “de Vitry’s songwriting balances her intensely personal\, microscopic style of storytelling with a straightforward\, accessible delivery.” \nAnna Tivel Links: Website \nMaya de Vitry Links: Website \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/anna-tivel-maya-de-vitry/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191120T203000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191121T000000
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SUMMARY:King Buffalo
DESCRIPTION:“King Buffalo is a psychedelic trio in the classic format of bass\, drums\, and guitar\, whose expansive and thunderous music is anything but easily definable. \nFormed by three long-standing members of the blooming Rochester\, NY rock scene\, King Buffalo gathered in September of 2013 to start working on a new musical collaboration in a heavy rock vein. Their efforts spawned a demo release and several splits and one-offs which\, coupled with their impressive live show\, quickly gained them an international audience. \nNearly exactly three years after their formation\, written during and out of jam sessions\, (King Buffalo released Orion)… nine tracks that are texturally rich and oozing with psychedelic goodness\, yet honed and driving in the next blink of an eye. Lush\, shimmering melodies á la Dead Meadow and free-flowing grooves… with the full force of fuzzed-out stoner rock riffs\, all coinciding organically. Impressively\, King Buffalo’s focus extends beyond composition and into the technical realm; Orion was recorded entirely by the band in the very same rehearsal room that played host to the songs’ creation.” – Sludgelord \n“The question of how… heavy psych upstart trio King Buffalo will follow-up their debut full-length\, Orion\, is answered in the form of the three-track Repeater EP. In the year-plus since the album’s first\, (self-)release in 2016\, the three-piece of guitarist/vocalist Sean McVay\, bassist Dan Reynolds and drummer Scott Donaldson signed to Stickman Records and oversaw an official issue of the record and have toured Stateside with All Them Witches and in Europe alongside labelmates Elder\, and the EP brings three new cuts that represent the first new music they’ve produced following this productive time. \nIt is 24 minutes of material\, and more than 13 of that resides within the opening title-track (also the longest of the set; immediate points)\, but in terms of flow and conveying a sense of how their progression is unfolding\, Repeater feels like the first chapter in a larger story more than a standalone offering. That is to say\, the vibe is more mini-album than single-song showcase for throwaways or “extras” from a recording session. \nPart of that may of course owe to the fluidity in King Buffalo’s approach overall\, which was certainly a factor on Orion and just as certainly hasn’t at all been diminished by the stretches of time they’ve spent on the road\, but there’s a perceptible resounding in the molten aspects of “Repeater\,” “Too Little too Late” and “Centurion” that underlines the purposefulness with which King Buffalo engage such an open feel in what they do. Jamming is a crucial part of it at their foundation\, but as far out as they go\, their chemistry is put to use in servicing a song\, even in something as vast as “Repeater” itself\, which is their longest single track to-date. \nI don’t know and won’t try to speculate where King Buffalo might go with their sophomore full-length when the time comes for it\, how they might continue to grow\, what they might push toward in terms of arrangements or execution or general sound\, but Repeater finds them brimming with confidence both as individuals and as a unit\, and their songwriting here hits a new level of craftsmanship that only raises one’s hopes even after such an impressive debut long-player. The question isn’t so much whether King Buffalo are prepared for their next step as it is whether their audience is ready to realize the special moment playing out in front of them.” – The Obelisk  \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Bandcamp \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/king-buffalo/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191121T210000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191122T000000
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SUMMARY:Thirsty Curses
DESCRIPTION:Raleigh-based Thirsty Curses is garage rock outfit formed in 2017 as a vehicle for singer-songwriter Wilson Getchell’s material. Thirsty Curses is  comprised of Wilson Getchell (vocals\, guitar\, piano) and Kelley Otwell (lead guitar)\,  Phillip Harrington (drums)\, and Claytron Herring(bass). \nThirsty Curses’ sound covers a fast array of rock ‘n roll subgenres including punk\, folk\, country\, prog rock\, 90s alternative\, and pop. 
 Indeed\, as was noted by Alternative Addiction in their review of the band’s sophomore record All Shook Up (2018)\, “the band has an eclectic sound that touches on everything from punk rock to folk. They sound like a cross between the Avett Brothers and Rise Against. On their new album that diverse sound is delightfully all over the place.” Dying Scene online music mag similarly raved
 “As schizophrenic as their genre influences seems to be\, the one common denominator is that I dig every single track I’m hearing.” \nThirsty Curses Links: Website | Facebook \n\nSick Ride Links: Website | Facebook \n\nHousterino Links: Facebook \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/thirsty-curses/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191117T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191118T000000
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SUMMARY:EddieFest 2019
DESCRIPTION:In honor of late drummer\, friend\, son\, brother and father Eddie Watkins\, his family created EddieFest\, the first in 2017.  \nA benefit to bring awareness about suicide and suicide prevention. \nMusic\, art\, laughter.  For Eddie. \nOk\, folks\, here’s the line-up for 2019\, so far: \nHammer No More The Fingers\nTriple X Snaxxx\nJohn Howie Jr.\nSecret Monkey Weekend\nElvis Division\nNikki Meets the Hibachi\nLud\nOort Patrol\nTha Materials\nYung Polvo\nJAMM Tha Nubian\nWhiz The Kid\nZone \nLinks: Facebook \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/eddiefest-2019/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191117
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SUMMARY:The Blazers – How To Rock Reunion
DESCRIPTION:This show has been rescheduled for January 3\, 2020. \nThe players: Rick Miller\, Lee Guildersleeve\, Sherman Tate\, Jimmy Weaver\, Joey Sinreich\, Ron Taylor\, Robin Woodard \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/the-blazers-how-to-rock-reunion/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191115T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191116T000000
DTSTAMP:20191114T152509Z
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SUMMARY:black midi
DESCRIPTION:You can hear black midi’s rehearsal space from the other end of the road. A rhythmic racket blasts from behind the iron lion knocker on the door of a dilapidated Georgian townhouse in south west London. It’s only when they’ve finished playing that they can hear it bang and let you in… \nInside\, the energy only lessens a notch. Geordie Greep\, black midi’s curiously voiced singer\, and guitarist Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin sit with guitars on their laps\, occasionally flickering out riffs to illustrate a point. The repartee between the pair\, and bassist Cameron Picton and drummer Morgan Simpson\, is quiet but quick and laconic. \nIt’s a connection reflected in the intensely focused and driven live shows with which black midi have made their name\, Over the past year or so\, this fearsomely youthful group – Greep and Picton are 19\, Simpson and Kelvin just a year older – have built a reputation for fierce\, uncompromising and ever-evolving live shows that\, though they’ve drawn comparisons to the likes of Shellac\, sound like nothing else around at the moment. After a series of early gigs at Brixton’s Windmill\, their increasing reputation led to requests for support slots with Shame\, and a debut American tour that saw them win over new fans at SXSW and beyond. \nblack midi bonded over shared musical enthusiasms\, or “liking messed up things” as Kelvin puts it\, including an appreciation for rapper Danny Brown\, Death Grips\, Deerhoof\, Miles Davis and Talking Heads\, who they like so much they called a song… Talking Heads. Greep says that “we’ve always tried to make it heavy but danceable\, melodic but good rhythms. It is accessible music\, there are experimental aspects that we’ve taken from when we went crazy at the beginning\, we’ve just reigned it in to make something that is pop music.” \nIt feels like an explosion from a group of young men who have long been steeped in making music. Morgan Simpson grew up in a church and took up the drums when he was two. Greep started out playing along to the likes of Franz Ferdinand’s Take Me Out and Black Sabbath on “the OG” Guitar Hero. “I was like ‘this is badass’\, I thought the songs were sick so I borrowed CDs of my dad\, I got into that music and thought ‘now let’s learn the real guitar’”\, he says. The foursome all met at the Brit School\, the music college that has turned out the likes of Adele\, and are full of praise for their education and teachers for giving them a vital grounding in musical collaboration. \nWhile studying\, the group paid their way by teaching music and doing sessions for friends\, and Greep and Kelvin would go busking in Bromley. This actually ended up giving them one of their best songs\, Ducter. “Back when we were kids\, well three years ago\, but when you’re a kid\, busking is a chill way to make money. Some days versions of Jimi Hendrix’ ‘Purple Haze’ and blues and soul tracks might yield a couple of hundred quid\, others were less lucrative. Sometimes we got £5\,” says Greep. “It was one of those days when we got £5 and we thought\, ‘let’s just jam our own stuff.’ People were saying ‘what’s going on?’” \nWhen the group began\, they had far more rules and regulations about what should and shouldn’t be done. This evolved\, says Greep\, into an “anything goes” policy of experimentation\, “if it works\, if we keep thinking about it\, just do it. If it doesn’t fit then who cares?” At first\, the music they were making was “an ambient\, droning\, noisy thing” as Greep describes it\, mutating into something reminiscent of Swans or the Boredoms\, before songs like bmbmbm and Speedway started to take shape. \nLinks: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Bandcamp \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Leslie Stevens
DESCRIPTION:At the center of Leslie Stevens’ music is that notoriously heart-catching voice. She can belt it out grandly when she wants to\, but the Los Angeles singer also possesses a distinctively honeyed tone that imbues her new album\, Sinner\, with a radiant charisma that sparks both ebullient love songs and more intimate ballads. \nStevens’ voice is so beguiling that she has developed a thriving sideline as an in-demand singer who has recorded and toured with a litany of disparate musicians\, including Florence + the Machine\, My Morning Jacket’s Jim James\, Father John Misty\, Jenny O.\, Joe Walsh\, Jackson Browne\, Jonny Fritz\, and John Fogerty. \nStevens might be a singer’s singer\, but it is her bold original songwriting that elevates Sinner from a merely dazzling vocal showcase into an artistically ambitious\, poignantly affecting and sometimes startling work. The new album is released on LyricLand LLC and out on Thirty Tigers/The Orchard\, and Stevens is scheduled to head out on the road for a series of European festivals in August and September 2019. Produced by Jonathan Wilson (Dawes\, Roger Waters\, Father John Misty) – who added to the record’s moody atmosphere by playing a variety of instruments (guitars\, bass\, drums\, percussion and even Mellotron) – Sinner is a stirring statement of purpose by the native Missouri singer. \nStevens’ two previous full-length recordings – Roomful of Smoke (when she fronted the beloved country-rock combo Leslie Stevens & The Badgers) and her first solo album\, The Donkey and the Rose – led Los Angeles Times to declare that she is “one of the city’s best” and L.A. Weekly to anoint her as Best Country Singer in 2018. But Sinner represents something of a daring step forward for the singer-guitarist. Although the album features such quintessential Stevens folk-pop gems as “Sylvie” and the ethereal consolation of the country-rock ballad “You Don’t Have to Be So Tough\,” Sinner also branches out into unexpected territory\, like “Teen Bride\,” a candied reverie that’s as close as Stevens has ever come to 1950s-style teen pop. \n“Teen Bride” floats by so airily\, with Stevens’ lulling voice adorned by beams of celestial\, churchy organ and wisps of jazzy guitar\, that you might not notice that she has deftly sketched a tear-jerking portrait of a tragic teen pregnancy in just a few loaded lyrics (“A God who lied”) wrapped up in a 2:32-minute pop confection: “Song in her head/And he stood like a man/With a rose on his chest/She was with child/With a boy at her breast.” \nEven more provocative is “The Tillman Song\,” a strangely surreal and passionately raging anthem about Pat Tillman\, the popular NFL defensive back who enlisted in the U.S. Army at the height of his career only to be killed in Afghanistan in a controversial friendly-fire incident. The song transcends right- and left-wing ideologies as Stevens blends a reverential appreciation for Tillman’s service with impressionistic imagery that sears and gets to the heart of the matter\, even as Jonathan Wilson’s furious hard-rock guitar solos punctuate her rueful words: “I chose to stay and be the artist/And you chose to go and kill/And I have slaughtered my own armies/And you have done no ill/You shouted ‘This war is illegal/And I believe in love’/as the bombs fell into Baghdad/And the hawks came for the doves.” \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Carrboro Music Festival Kickoff: Ellis Dyson & the Shambles
DESCRIPTION:Free show! \nLinks: Website \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/carrboro-music-festival-kickoff-ellis-dyson-the-shambles/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190927T000000
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SUMMARY:Palm Palm
DESCRIPTION:palm palm is the main thing baby! can’t be stopped… won’t be topped.\ncosmically put together by the organic juices of the universe.\nwe have the coco and we use him.\nwe have deux peaux and he has the funky foot.\nwe have the biggest boy and he is still growing.\nwe have the casual pink and he will bring his pontoon of followers.\nwe have the animals and they’re printing clothes for us.\nlet’s make a big whoopsie together.\nwe are coming for your dreams babies and gentlethems! \npalm palm \nLinks: Website | Instagram | Soundcloud \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Throw
DESCRIPTION:After two studio albums and nearly seven years as a band\, Free Throw is making a significant change to their identity. The group – who has sung openly of personal struggles related to substance abuse and body image – is holding nothing back on What’s Past is Prologue\, their third full length record\, due out March 29\, 2019 on Triple Crown Records. \nPast releases may have provided small glimpses into Free Throw’s history as a band and personal lives outside of music\, but What’s Past is Prologue is the group at their most forthcoming. The 12 tracks contained on the album detail the continuing mental health struggles of lead singer Cory Castro\, and serve as a complete story of what happens when you decide that everything in your life needs to change. \n“This album is very much about me hitting rock bottom from a mental health standpoint and the process I took in building myself back up\,” Castro explained. “With the last record\, I was trying to talk about my mental health\, but at the time I was actually going through it. The last album felt like I was yelling from the void. This time I’m looking back into the void and I’m able to understand what was going on.” \nThe beautiful anguish that often comes with personal growth and an unexpected reckoning of self is palpable from the album’s outset. Beginning with “Smokes\, Let’s Go” – a track of transition that features surprisingly delicate vocals and simple strings switches to impassioned shouts and furious instrumentals – Free Throw lead us out of the darkness and into the light. \nAs Castro explains\, the record is split into two parts. The first half of What’s Past is Prologue explores the weight of personal blame\, with singles – including the gunning and practically unstoppable “Tail Whip\, Struggle” and the limitless\, swaying tenderness of “Stay Out Of The Basement” – setting the stage for an impactful finale. As the album nears its conclusion\, “Today Is Especially Delicious” provides a tumultuous turning point\, with the band tearing through Castro’s shouted confession of “Is this what I had planned for my life/I need a hand of some type to pull me up and break this cycle of drinking for breakfast.” \nThat frank sincerity propels the album forward\, and serves as a catalyst of change for the band. As a group\, Free Throw has consistently turned their darkest days into moments that fans can sing and dance-along to\, and for the first time\, the band has arrived at this place where it’s all coming together\, and maybe this is really only just the beginning. “This is the first Free Throw record with a happy ending\,” Castro said. “The album leads to an ending of where the band stands today. We’re all happy to be doing what we’re doing\, and it’s kind of the happy moment where we’ve become the band we were always meant to be.” \nFREE THROW:\nCory Castro\nLawrence Warner\nJustin Castro\nJake Hughes\nKevin Garcia \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Bandcamp | SoundCloud | Spotify | YouTube | Apple Music \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/free-throw/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Rocket Summer
DESCRIPTION:From the moment Bryce Avary\, better known as The Rocket Summer\, exploded onto the scene as a teenager in the early 2000s at the forefront of a wave of indie pop he has been a musical force. Charging out of Texas and onto the international stage he has never been in short supply of ear-worm hooks and effortless charm. Fans have flocked to Avary’s optimistic and exuberant songcraft and the community it inspires for years. Now\, with a new album\, Sweet Shivers\, Avary’s musical evolution and the breadth of his songwriting is on full display. \nThe album is stunningly expansive\, with hallmarks of Avary’s familiar songwriting style in lyrics that manage to be both extremely personal and universally applicable. “Writing is where I feel most normal\, it’s where I come alive” he reflects. As with previous records\, Avary’s musical virtuosity is apparent. He wrote\, produced\, recorded\, mixed\, and performed every instrument on the album. Seven albums into his career\, Avary is just hitting his stride and leaving his mark as one of the most reliable songwriters and multi instrumentalists in rock music. \nLinks: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/the-rocket-summer/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Destroy Boys
DESCRIPTION:Oakland based garage rock sweethearts Destroy Boys are showing expansion and demanding reaction on their latest newest EP\, “Crybaby/Vixen”. The female founded and fronted hi-fi rock band has grown since crossing the radar of music fans after a mention in the pages of Rolling Stone. After releasing their first album\, band members Alexia Roditis and Vi Mayugba were then introduced to rock fans worldwide. Their new EP is a departure from the angsty relationship driven anthems of their debut album “Sorry\, Mom” and a look into the inner thoughts of this generation’s riot girls. Since inking their deal with Uncool Records in 2016\, Destroy Boys has been rocking stages and festivals throughout the country including an invitation to House of Vans at 2017’s SXSW. \nDestroy Boys’ new EP “Crybaby/Vixen” showcases the duo’s growth as songwriters and musicians with Mayugba’s driving sonic guitar creating a raw\, gritty canvas for Roditis’ ethereal\, haunting\, and sometimes comical vocals. A raucously introspective road trip to early adulthood\, with the feeling of a cross between Blondie and Tragic Kingdom-era No Doubt. Destroy Boys are the perfect soundtrack for slaying the patriarchy or going skating with your friends. \nWords by Andru Defeye \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Instagram \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/destroy-boys/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Shook Twins
DESCRIPTION:Everybody in your life will write his or her own chapter in your story. Take a step back\, and you’ll see the influence of your loved ones\, mentors\, and friends in your decisions. Shook Twins refer to these folks in the title of their fourth album\, Some Good Lives. Throughout fourteen tracks\, the duo-identical twin sisters Katelyn Shook [vocals\, guitar] and Laurie Shook [banjo\, vocals]-pay homage to everyone from a late grandpa and godfather to Bernie Sanders. \n“We realized there was a theme\,” Katelyn reveals. “Even though our minds are mostly on the women of today and wanting the monarchy to rise up\, we have several men in our lives who have been such positive forces. We wanted to thank them and honor the good guys who showed us the beauty in this crazy world we live in. So\, it’s an album for Some Good Lives that have crossed paths with ours-and to them\, we are grateful.” \nLaurie agrees\, “It’s also an acknowledgment of our thankfulness of the good life that we get to live.” \nHowever\, the pair derived their own strength from these relationships. Over the course of three full-length releases and a handful of EPs since 2008\, acclaim would come by way of everyone from USA Today and Baeble Music to Langhorne Slim\, The Lumineers\, Mason Jennings\, and iconic best-selling author Neil Gaiman who enthusiastically decreed\, “They make music that twines through your soul the way vines cover an abandoned shack in the woods.” Beyond gigs with the likes of Gregory Alan Isakov and Ani DiFranco\, they captivated crowds at High Sierra Music Festival\, Lightning In A Bottle\, Bumbershoot\, Hulaween\, Summer Camp Music Festival\, and Northwest String Summit\, to name a few.  \nDuring 2016\, they planted the seeds for what would become Some Good Lives by thinking bigger. The girls intermittently recorded at Hallowed Halls in Portland\, OR. Within this old library building\, “which feels full of stories\,” they tapped into palpable energy like never before\, locking into a groove inside of the spacious\, reverberant live room. Moreover\, the full band-Barra Brown [drums]\, Sydney Nash [bass]\, and Niko Slice [guitar\, mandolin]-expanded the sonic palette. \n“It took us a long time to find the band that we wanted to record these songs with and for the songs to fully mature\,” admits Laurie. “Once Barra\, Sydney\, and Niko joined us\, we really started to explore what our music could be. These amazing players helped us realize that we could be more than just ‘folk pop’. We started adding other genres to the word like ‘disco\,’ ‘psychedelic\,’ ‘funk\,’ and ‘soul.’ We really honed in on a new sound.” \nThey initially teased that evolution with the single “Safe.” Its airy acoustic guitar and delicate harmonies materialize as a heartfelt and hypnotic rumination on love. The track quickly surpassed 1 million Spotify streams and stoked excitement among audiences for the eventual arrival of Some Good Lives. \n“‘Safe’ was written up at a cabin in the woods\,” recalls Katelyn. “I had the line ‘a love that feels safe’ in my mind for a while. That’s the only kind of love truly possible and healthy when you’re touring and away from your person all the time. You feel like you can trust it\, and it’s not going to change within either of you-no matter how long and far you are away from each other.” \n“I was struggling to find that kind of love at the time\, and Katelyn had this other perspective\,” adds Laurie. “It’s my breakup song my sister wrote for me\,” she laughs. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:KOLARS // The Sh-Booms
DESCRIPTION:KOLARS is one of those rare acts which descends from another dimension\, struts its sequin skin\, blares it’s unabashed musical thrill ride and leaves audiences with their mouths on the floor. \nRob Kolar twists and turns as he sings imaginative lyrics with a raw swagger. He spins his guitar as notes sail and scramble through the room. A presence that embodies elements of Elvis and Marc Bolan with a ragged punky edge. The magnetic\, one of a kind\, Lauren Brown uses her whole body as a percussion instrument\, tap dancing rhythms with her feet while simultaneously playing a full stand up kit with her arms. An alluring hybrid of Mo Tucker and Gene Kelly with a dash of Iggy Pop wildness.\nYes\, there have been iconic duos before but none like this. \nOn record KOLARS are slightly more subtle and nuanced. Rob produces and mixes the music and has created a genre melding soundscape influenced by his film scoring. The band has inspired evocative descriptions such as “space blues\,” “glam-a-billy” and “desert disco.” The style combines elements of new wave\, blues\, pyschedelia\, glam\, folk\, disco and punk. The production experiments are infused into the live show. In essence\, the duo are a hybrid of modern technology and raw rock and roll. \nKOLARS have toured extensively across the US\, Canada and Europe\, playing many festivals and concerts in front of thousands. They have headlined national tours and have shared bills with Spoon\, LP\, Julian Casablancas & The Voidz\, STRFKR\, The Kills\, Best Coast\, Shonen Knife\, RZA\, Pussyriot\, Built To Spill\, The Horrors\, The Growlers\, Alanis Morissette\, Funkadelic\, The Revivalists\, Father John Misty\, The Roots\, Nikki Lane\, Strawberry Alarm Clock and many others. \n\nThe Sh-Booms \nThere’s this dynamic that churns hard in The Blurred Odyssey\, the debut full-length album by ascendant Orlando garage-soul enterprise The Sh-Booms\, out March 22\, 2019 on Limited Fanfare Records. The music pumps with the hot\, red blood of life irrepressible. But there’s a cloud on the horizon\, the doomed sense of life’s finitude\, that fueled these songs. Rather than dead-end nihilism\, though\, it’s resulted in the kind of urgent\, creative friction that Hunter S. Thompson could get down with. In making this album\, The Sh-Booms have dug through the blur of life\, swam through a sea of booze\, to find love and truth in the shadow of the void. \nAlthough a soul band through and through\, the grease and bite they’ve been picking up in the years leading up to this big step out have been forged in the bad company of punk and garage bands. From that underground now rises a new hurricane of big orchestration\, maximum stomp and fresh intent. It’s a little ache and a lot of party all wrapped up in a wrecking ball. \nSince their 2011 inception\, The Sh-Booms have become kind of a thing in their native scene and beyond. Besides perennial winners of “Best Soul Act” in the Orlando Weekly’s big annual Best of Orlando issue\, they’ve been tapped to share the stage with national names like The Roots\, Of Montreal\, Talib Kweli\, KRS-One\, Jacuzzi Boys\, Budos Band\, Big Freedia\, Lee Fields\, St. Paul & the Broken Bones and The B-52’s (whom the band toured with in 2017 and 2018). They’ve been featured on NPR\, their music has been made it on TV (CW’s Supergirl) and they’ve played Austin City Limits\, Okeechobee Music Festival\, SunFest and Gasparilla Music Festivals. \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Seratones
DESCRIPTION:“We went through a pretty dramatic shift with this record\,” says Seratones frontwoman AJ Haynes. “The band lineup\, the creative process\, the sound: all of it changed in ways that really reflected our growth and evolution.” \nOne listen to ‘Power\,’ Seratones’ spectacular sophomore album\, and it’s clear just how much of an evolution has taken place. Produced by Cage The Elephant guitarist Brad Shultz\, the record finds the Shreveport five-piece trading in the brash proto-punk of their critically acclaimed debut for a timeless brand of gritty soul\, one that takes its cues from vintage Motown and Stax even as it flirts with modern synthesizers and experimental arrangements. Haynes’ captivating voice remains front and center here\, but her delivery this time around is more measured and self-assured than ever before\, a beacon of confidence and clarity amidst a sea of social and political turmoil. Perhaps even more marked than the any sonic development on the record\, though\, is Haynes’ lyrical turn\, which points her gaze inwards for the first time as she grapples with race\, gender\, and justice\, writing with an unfiltered honesty that at once exudes strength and vulnerability\, hope and despair\, beauty and pain. \n“I learned to tap more into my own stories with these songs\,” says Haynes. “I came to recognize that I have this lineage and these inherited experiences that are beautiful and worthy of exploration. The more personal my writing got\, the more deeply I was able to connect with people.” \nSeratones have been chasing those kinds of deep connections since 2016\, when they first rocketed into the national spotlight with their breakout debut\, ‘Get Gone.’ Rolling Stone called the album a “fitful collision of punk\, soul and jazz echoing out of a shed strewn with whiskey bottles\,” while Pitchfork praised the collection’s “soulful grease and punky grit\,” and NPR hailed it as “lean and compact\, with an impressive assortment of anthemic stompers.” The music earned the band dates on the road with artists as varied as St. Paul & The Broken Bones\, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down\, The Dandy Warhols\, and Drive-By Truckers\, along with festival slots from Hangout to Newport Folk and invitations to perform on national television and at NPR’s Tiny Desk. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:A Different Thread
DESCRIPTION:This show is now part of our Aid for the Bahamas event – all proceeds will go toward Hurricane Dorian relief efforts. \nEnglish/American duo\, A Different Thread deliver a bluesy blend of Beatlesque folk rock meets Gillian Welch dark country. Alicia Best (of Durham\, NC) and Robert Jackson (of Lichfield\, UK) were both traveling songwriters in their own right when they met busking in Ireland in 2016. Joining forces they have been on the road together ever since. Their original songs are inspired by the music that has crisscrossed the Atlantic over the generations\, in true folk fashion. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Apple Music \n\nHoney Magpie is an indie-folk trio from the Chapel Hill\, NC area. Their sound is both traditional and modern\, blending classical string instruments and three-part harmonies with pop\, rock\, and indie influences. They began playing together as a band when Rachael Hurwitz (vocals\, guitar\, keyboard) moved to North Carolina in 2014. She recruited Pippa Hoover (cello\, vocals) to fill out her original songs about life\, love\, and travel. Kati Moore (violin\, vocals) joined the band in 2015\, completing Honey Magpie’s lineup. Pippa and Kati soon also brought original material to the band\, expanding Honey Magpie’s repertoire to include a wide variety of nature-inspired songs as well as some traditional and popular covers. They released their first album\, Honey Magpie\, in July 2017. Their second album\, which they began recording in March of 2019\, expands upon their classic sweet folk sound to include a unique blend of comedy\, snark\, darkness and angst. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram \n\nInfielder Links: Website | Facebook | Bandcamp | Videos \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/honey-magpie/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Dr. Bacon
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Bacon is a genre blending “Appalachian Funk-Rock” band from Asheville\, NC. Performing an infectiously danceable blend of funk\, soul\, jazz\, rock\, blues\, folk\, hip-hop and more. Featuring as diverse instrumentation as influencing styles including: guitars\, resonator\, harmonica\, bass\, tenor saxophone\, baritone saxophone drums\, trombone\, violin\, lap steel\, mandolin\, kazoo and more. Dr. Bacon is sure to get you moving and grooving. \nLinks: Website \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/dr-bacon/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Quinn Christopherson
DESCRIPTION:Quinn Christopherson is an Athabaskan and Inupiaq songwriter who is born\, raised and based in Anchorage\, Alaska. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | Apple Music \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/quinn-christopherson/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:The National Parks\, WILD
DESCRIPTION:The National Parks was formed by Brady Parks in 2013 in Provo\, Utah and has since independently released three studio albums. Upon the release of their debut LP\, Young (2013)\, the band climbed to #13 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart and with their sophomore record\, Until I Live (2015)\, the 4-piece became a Billboard Regional Heatseeker. The National Parks’ third studio album\, Places\, was released in late 2017 followed by a deluxe version in February 2018. \nIn the first month after the release of Places (2017)\, the record had been streamed more than 1\,000\,000 times on Spotify alone with individual tracks landing on major Spotify playlists like Pop Chillout\, Indie Pop and Morning Commute. Despite operating as a true independent\, the band has built and maintained an impressive following with a Spotify monthly listenership nearing 400\,000 and appearances at SXSW\, CMJ\, Snowmass Mammoth Fest\, Oyster Ridge Music Festival\, School Nights at Bardot’s. Praise has come from major press outlets such as NPR\, Paste\, Baeble Music\, The Vinyl District\, and The National Parks create atmospheric and “anthemic indie-folk as boundless as their name would suggest” (Paste Magazine) centered around male/female harmonies backdropped by guitar/piano/violin instrumentation. The band’s earliest touring was done as a three-piece but as the music has evolved\, so has the band. A wide cast of musicians have joined as touring members of The National Parks but by 2015\, the group had settled into a consistent four-piece setup with original members Brady Parks (vocals/guitar) and Sydney Macfarlane (vocals/keys) playing alongside\, Cam Brannelly (drums) and Megan Parks (violin). \nLinks: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube \n\nWILD is a trio from Los Angeles\, CA. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | SoundCloud | Spotify | YouTube | Apple Music \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/the-national-parks-wild/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lula Wiles
DESCRIPTION:What will we do? For Lula Wiles\, the trio made up of Isa Burke\, Eleanor Buckland\, and Mali Obomsawin\, the question is central to the creation of their music-and it’s the title of their sophomore album\, out in 2019 on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. “We wanted to make an album that reflected\, in a current way\, what we are all staying up late thinking about and talking about over drinks at the dinner table\,” says Obomsawin. “What is everyone worried about\, confiding in their friends about\, losing sleep about?” Anchoring the band’s sharp\, provocative songcraft is a mastery of folk music\, and a willingness to subvert its hallowed conventions. They infuse their songs with distinctly modern sounds: pop hooks\, distorted electric guitars\, and dissonant multi-layered vocals\, all employed in the service of songs that reclaim folk music in their own voice. The musicians take turns in different roles–Burke and Buckland on guitar and fiddle\, Obomsawin on bass\, all three singing and writing-but no matter who’s playing what\, they operate in close tandem. All three members grew up in small-town Maine\, and the band came of age in Boston’s lively roots scene. Since then\, they have toured internationally\, winning fans at the Newport Folk Festival and the Philadelphia Folk Festival\, garnering acclaim from NPR Music and a Boston Music Awards nomination\, and sharing stages with the likes of Aoife O’Donovan\, the Wood Brothers\, and Tim O’Brien. Lula Wiles exists in the tense space where tradition and revolution meet\, from which their harmonies rise into the air to create new American music. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/lula-wiles/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Goddamn Gallows / Bridge City Sinners
DESCRIPTION:Spit from the heart of America’s Rust Belt\, arising from a night of flophouse violence. Drifting across the states\, they cemented their sound in Portland\, OR and later in Los Angeles\, CA\, where they lived in abandoned buildings\, squatter camps\, storage units and shoebox apartments. \nIn 2007\, they left everything behind and spent the next 4 years living out of whatever vehicle would get them to the next town. Building upon their original sound of twanged-out\, punk rock gutterbilly (Life of Sin 2004 and Gutterbillyblues 2007)\, they began picking up stray musicians along the way and adding to their sound; washboard\, accordion\, mandolin and banjo (Ghost of the Rails 2009 and 7 Devils 2011) creating a sound referred to as “hobocore”\, “gypsy-punk” or “americana-punk”\, while never being stuck in any one sound. \nEnter 2018 and The Goddamn Gallows have reinvented themselves once again with The Trial. From rockabilly\, psychobilly and punk rock\, to bluegrass and metal\, The Trial infuses disparate sounds into a new strange recipe of seamless genre bending profundities. \nChock full of impromptu antics of the shocking variety and hauntingly eclectic instrumentation\, The Goddamn Gallows have made legions of fans with their legendary\, live shows. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify \n\nThis is not your Grandparents’ folk music. The Bridge City Sinners take folk songs in the direction of a punk rocker. A rowdy folksy mosaic of banjo\, violin\, guitar\, mandolin\, upright bass\, & ukulele. The Sinners started their journey as a rotating cast of friends in 2016 who just wanted to play music on the streets “busk” in Portland\, Oregon. They have transitioned into a powerful force playing festivals in 2018 such as Vans Warped Tour\, NW String Summit\, the Fest\, & Seattle Folklife Festival. \nBefore the Bridge City Sinners\, lead singer Libby Lux and upright bass player Scott Michaud infrequently started playing music together on the streets of Portland\, Oregon over eight years ago. Without rehearsal\, nor a plan\, a few times a year they would meet up with other various street musicians to sing and yell at passer byers. Years before that\, on their separate journeys\, they traveled\, hitch-hiked\, and howled at the moon across the United States\, Canada\, and Mexico. In hobo fashion\, they earned what they’d eat and roofs over their heads by the papers and coins tossed into their hat.  \nThrough their years of wandering\, they were able to pick up a rich catalog of songs passed through the traveling / busking community. In 2012\, their mutual best friend and lead singer of folk-punk band Profane Sass\, passed away when he fell off a train in Pittsburgh\, Pennsylvania. In a way the Bridge City Sinners are a homage to keep his spirit alive and continue passing along the music they all sang together on the streets\, hidden in trains\, and in living rooms across the continent. They formed the Bridge City Sinners in the Winter of 2016. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/the-goddamn-gallows-bridge-city-sinners/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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