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SUMMARY:Hembree
DESCRIPTION:Hembree\, one of NPR’s Spotlight Artists and Rolling Stone’s “Best Band We Saw at SXSW”\, released their debut album House On Fire in April 2019 on Nashville’s esteemed Thirty Tigers. Isaac Flynn\, the band’s vocalist and primary songwriter\, calls the songs on House on Fire “scrappy\,” a production vibe that that matches the grit of the lyrics and stories he is telling. The songs retain a high production value but possess the toughness and authentic character of the region from which they were created.  \nThe first single\, “Culture\,” begins with a sonic storm of synth and drum beats while Flynn sings “the king of the culture is never really free” as a mantra. The song was influenced by sampling and Flynn points to the boundary-pushing production\, rhythm\, and pastiche of hip-hop as a strong influence on Hembree’s sound.  \nThe ten songs on Hembree’s debut reveal a band filled with the confidence that is required of those who sound self-assured while discussing themes of indecision and uncertain identity.  \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | 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:Palehound
DESCRIPTION:The third full-length from Boston-based trio Palehound\, Black Friday\, is a finespun exploration of all the forms that love can take: love between friends\, love for people no longer in your life\, love in the face of self-hate\, love that endures through major life changes or through many tiny catastrophes. With her thoughtful narrative voice\, Palehound singer/songwriter Ellen Kempner imbues each song on the album with a radical sensitivity\, an unchecked depth of feeling that ultimately sparks a greater open-heartedness within the listener. \nCo-produced by Kempner and Gabe Wax (Beirut\, Soccer Mommy)\, Black Friday follows 2017’s A Place I’ll Always Go — a widely acclaimed release that landed on many year-end best-of lists. In creating the album\, Kempner and her bandmates Jesse Weiss (drums) and Larz Brogan (bass) recorded at Panoramic House in Stinson Beach\, California\, tracking most of the songs live and breathing a new vitality into Palehound’s elegantly detailed sound. \nUnrestrained in emotion but subtle in sonic flourish\, Black Friday opens with the stripped-back intensity of “Company\,” the first of many songs conveying a profound longing for a lost friend. From there\, Palehound shift into the joyful wonder of “Aaron\,” a song Kempner wrote for her partner in the midst of his transitioning process. “It’s about the past year of him coming out and me helping him through that\, and just watching him grow so much\,” she says. With her hushed yet urgent vocals\, Kempner reveals her ability to draw so much power from a single word\, turning “Aaron” into an indelibly tender expression of devotion and love. \nPalehound examine the intricacies of friendship and partnership all throughout Black Friday\, handling the subject with a level of attention rarely found in pop songs. On the quietly hypnotic title track\, Kempner captures the specific ache of uneven emotional investment between friends\, framing her plaintive acceptance in particularly barbed lyrics (“You’re Black Friday and I’m going to the mall”). And on “Worthy\,” Palehound speak to the challenge of navigating self-confidence issues in relationships\, and delicately showcase Kempner’s lyrical finesse (“And I’ve won over your mother\, darling/And I’ve won over your sister too/And I won over your father\, darling/And I still don’t feel worthy of you”). \nWhile much of Black Friday unfolds with palpable compassion\, “Killer” takes on a vengeful mood as Kempner recounts a fantasy of doing away with a friend’s abuser. “It came from being so fed up with people who feel like they can take advantage of others sexually or physically or emotionally to get ahead or get what they want\, and just wanting to destroy that culture in general\,” she says. On the following track\, Palehound continue their contemplation of abuse with “Where We Live” — a striking piece of spoken word from New York City-based poet Melissa Lozada-Oliva; its gritty yet dreamlike storytelling set against Kempner’s sprawling guitar work. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Bandcamp | Spotify \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/palehound/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Eno Mountain Boys
DESCRIPTION:Hailing from Hillsborough\, North Carolina\, The Eno Mountain Boys have been cranking out a charismatic brand of pop-punk infused alternative country rock for more than a decade. Journeying through marriage\, fatherhood\, lineup changes\, road life\, loss\, addiction and the new beginnings of sobriety\, EMB has crafted honest\, original tunes along the way that reflect the ups and downs of growing up embedded in the ever-shifting rock and roll lifestyle\, framed beautifully by the rolling hills and gritty backwoods of Orange County\, NC. \nOriginally formed by lead vocalist Dillon Shambley in 2011 as a folk/country act\, they have since been perfecting their blend of pulsating classic rock and whiskey-drenched blues for seven years\, culminating in a sound that is truly their own. Members include: Dillon Shambley (lead vocals/guitar)\, Chris Jones (lead guitar)\, Matt Smith (bass)\, Drew Ely (keys)\, Bryan Phelps (guitar/vocals)\, and Alex Constantine (vocals/drums).   \nTheir 2015 inaugural album Deer Velvet\, is a soulful reflection of personal woes and challenges of life met with drums and guitars that stomp over and into each other\, like the sonic equivalent of a speeding race-car. There is a lot of Southern rock married to a lot of gritty punk\, sewn together by unforgettable lead vocals from Shambley that are as convincing as they are alarming. When he croons “I’m gonna die if I stay  a drinking man” on “Drinkin’ Man” you know he’s onto something. And more importantly\, you know it works.  \nIn 2017\, their Our Name’s to Blame EP showcased a series of songs that revealed a stylistic maturation into their more Memphis-rock instincts. Opening track “Hate Everyone” opens with stadium-ready guitar and drums\, and builds into an anthemic chorus. Memorable solos from lead guitarist Chris Jones and smoother\, summery vocals from Shambley create an ear-worm landscape that is that energized\, road trip with the windows down sing along music.  \nAll of their music lends itself to participatory dancing live shows\, which they frequently play around the Triangle. Stayed tuned on Facebook and follow the guys on Instagram for show dates and release announcements. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/eno-mountain-boys/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sloan
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LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Shaun Martin of Snarky Puppy\, Electric Kif
DESCRIPTION:Do you wish to rise? Begin by descending. You plan a tower that will pierce the clouds? Lay first the foundation of humility.(Saint Augustine) Yes\, Shaun Martin has a natural gift that has been evident since he began playing drums in church at the age of 4. Yes\, his mother had the vision to arrange piano instruction from Carolyn Campbell and guide him on his path. Yes\, he has several Grammys from his work with Kirk Franklin and the gospel powerhouse God’s Property and Yes\, he has a Grammy that crowns his many years with jazz fusion phenomenon Snarky Puppy. But you will not find this information in discussion with this gently powerful man because he wears none of this on his sleeve. \nShaun Martin has been playing\, creating\, and collaborating for most of his life\, yet his contributions go much further than just playing. When you move through the projects that Shaun has been a part of you can feel his style and influence; you can sense his presence throughout the compositions. Shaun’s willingness and ability to be a subtle part of each band has allowed him to be part of the very foundation. \n​Seven years ago Shaun began a project of his own. A story of his life\, a contribution to the world of music from his eyes (and ears). In demand by many\, Shaun took his time with the album as the story expanded to include a wider range of experience. And so\, on July 7th 2015\, Mr. Martin presented to the world SEVEN SUMMERS – a big chapter in the history of the great Shaun Martin. Seven Years. Seven Summers. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | SoundCloud | YouTube \n\nElectric Kif are a Miami-based power quartet that explore the boundaries between rock\, jazz fusion and electronic drum & bass. Made up of bassist Rodrigo Zambrano\, keyboardist Jason Matthews\, drummer Armando Lopez and guitarist Eric Escanes\, the “Kif” describe their music as “post-nuclear\,” a dynamic mash of hard hitting groove\, high octane riffs and cosmic melody.  \nOn September 17th\, Miami’s most in-demand fusion band are set to release their newest album\, JEFE\, an arrival point in the evolution and sweetening of the band’s unique chemistry. Known for their aptitude of seamlessly dipping in and out genres\, Electric Kif approach their latest work in symmetry\, where no one individual takes charge over the other.  The result is a textured sound of infectious rhythm\, grooving low-end\, edgy rock guitars and an analog spectrum of experimental keyboards.  With JEFE\, Electric Kif set out to cover a vast area of music\, an innovative spirit that reflects influences of Weather Report\, Radiohead & JoJo Mayer’s Nerve. \nNotable past performances include Ground Up Music Festival\, Rochester International Jazz Festival\, Miami Downtown Jazz Festival\, and more. Performance highlights have also included opening for artists like Snarky Puppy\, Ghost-Note\, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe\, The Motet\, Stanley Jordan and many others. In addition\, the band has had some fantastic guest appearances at their monthly Miami residencies with Cory Henry\, Michael League\, Roosevelt Collier\, Mark Lettieri\, and other top notch musicians. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/shaun-martin-of-snarky-puppy-electric-kif/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Wish You Were Here (Jesse Barnett of Stick To Your Guns)
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LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Mattson 2
DESCRIPTION:Mattson 2 are Jared and Jonathan Mattson\, identical twins who have been collaborating almost literally from birth. They grew up in San Diego\, CA\, where in middle school they started playing music; decades later\, they had earned Master’s degrees in Music from the University of California Irvine. They formed their psych-jazz group Mattson 2 in 2003\, and released their first album\, Introducing the Mattson 2\, in 2009. Subsequent releases include collabs with pro skaters Ray Barbee\, Tommy Guerrero\, Farmer Dave (of Kurt Vile)\, and Money Mark (of Beastie Boys). Since then\, they’ve released an album with Chaz Bear – 2017’s Star Stuff\, recorded under the name Chaz Bundick Meets The Mattson 2 and which peaked at #1 on the Billboard contemporary jazz charts – and reinterpreted Coltrane’s legendary A Love Supreme which Jazz Times said “manages to hold Coltrane’s revered album in the highest esteem while absolutely shredding it to pieces.” Paradise\, their 8th record\, marks the first time that the brothers have added vocals. The album is a masterful piece of psych-jazz\, conceptually elegant and thrilling it its execution. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/the-mattson-2/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Lips
DESCRIPTION:The story of the Black Lips began in Dunwoody\, Georgia\, a quiet\, conservative suburb of Atlanta\, in the year 1999. Born of a mutual love of Link Wray\, The Stooges\, and The Ramones\, and sealed through a shared dedication to defiance\, the band formed after childhood friends Jared Swilley and Cole Alexander were kicked out of Dunwoody High for separate\, yet equally bad\, behavior. The former classmates took their love of music and restless energy and channeled it into their newly found free time\, and joined by friends Ben Eberbaugh and Joe Bradley\, the Black Lips started playing shows around Atlanta\, at house parties and bars. They spent this time honing their sound – garage rock infused with blues\, psychedelia\, and punk\, plus a healthy dose of reckless abandon – and released their first 7-inch\, “Ain’t Coming Back\,” in 2002 on Die Slaughterhouse records (named in homage to the flophouse den they called home). Shortly before the band was set to head out on their first ever national tour\, Eberbaugh was tragically killed by a drunk driver. Devastated but determined to carry on in Eberbaugh’s honor\, the Black Lips hit the road as a trio just a few days later. \nIt’s been 15 years\, but that passionate dedication to touring has never left the band. The Black Lips have released eight full-length albums since that first tour\, and have traveled the country and the world extensively\, making a name for themselves as an electrifying\, must-see live act. It helps that the same mischievous spirit that helped speed up their exit from the educational system is still very much alive\, thriving in its new environment on stage\, resplendent with punk rock theatrics and miscellaneous bodily fluids\, amongst other things. The band’s energy and unique “flower punk” sound helped them build a rabid fan base\, and after releasing their first two albums through Bomp!\, they put out the critically celebrated Let It Bloom on In The Red records. This record garnered the Black Lips features in Spin and Rolling Stone\, and they were soon signed to Vice Records\, subsequently releasing Los Valientos Del Mundo Nuevo\, an ambitious album recorded live at a bar in Tijuana\, Mexico\, in February of 2007. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/black-lips/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Brook & The Bluff
DESCRIPTION:Established in Birmingham\, AL\, The Brook & The Bluff is a four-piece band that consists of front man Joseph Settine\, drummer John Canada\, guitarist Alec Bolton and bassist Fred Lankford. \nThe Brook & The Bluff have quickly become recognized for their evocative blend of instrumental talent and vocal harmony. These elements are readily apparent in the band’s debut track\, “Masks.” Having initially gained momentum via Spotify\, the song has helped spur the band forward in their musical pursuits. \nThe group’s first year as a full band was widely successful. From charting on Spotify’s US and Canada Viral 50 Playlists\, performing at the NAMM shows in both Nashville and Anaheim\, and selling out shows in Atlanta\, Birmingham\, Huntsville\, Nashville\, Auburn and more\, the band has had an exhilarating start. \nOriginally an acoustic duo\, Alec and Joseph started turning heads in local venues with clean vocals and expert guitar work. John and Fred noticed the talent and potential of the duo and joined the group\, expanding their sound with driving rhythm and four-part harmonies. The band instantly locked in and have been playing together ever since. \nAs The Brook & The Bluff head into fall/winter of 2019\, The Brook & The Bluff continue to grow their fanbase across the country. The Brook & The Bluff’s debut full length album\, FIRST PLACE\, will be released in October 2019 and the band will be on tour for both headline and support shows nationwide to promote the new music. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Instagram | SoundCloud | Spotify | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/the-brook-the-bluff/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:TIM BARRY
DESCRIPTION:The first time one of his friend’s fathers saw singer/songwriter Tim Barry perform\, he summed up his thoughts with a Yogi Berra-worthy declaration: “You’re old-timey in a modern way.” \nThat’s a near perfect description for the artist who sums up his latest solo release\, Lost & Rootless in a single word: WOODEN. “That’s the feel that I was going for when I picked the songs\,” says Barry. “There’s violin\, voice\, a wooden resonator guitar…there’s a very subtle electric bass on one track\, but otherwise I wanted to do a wooden record.” \nTo create that stripped-down\, earthy sound\, Barry (along with sometime accompanists Josh Small and sister Caitlin Hunt) selected an equally wooden venue: his own shed\, mic’d up and MacGyvered with blankets\, bits of carpet\, and pallets for soundproofing. This gave Tim an opportunity musicians are rarely afforded: the ability to record any moment that inspiration struck\, without racing the clock or pulling out the wallet. “It’s not always relaxing in the studio unless you have so much loot you don’t care how much time you spend in there. To be able to go into my shivering cold shed and play music whenever it hit me was pretty awesome\,” he says. \nOpening Lost & Rootless with the forlorn “No News From The North” (drawn from 2005’s solo debut Laurel Street Demos\, one of which he has re-recorded for each subsequent release)\, Barry then unspools twelve more songs toggling between spare soliloquies and toe-tappers\, telling tales of sadness and of celebration\, and portraying the narrator as both partier and poet. \nWith a cohesive musical feel\, a vivid cast of characters\, and not one but two mentions of his own daughter Lela Jane\, one might think there’s a larger tale being told here. Don’t spend too much time trying to tie it all together\, though: “I’m not bright enough to make a concept record!” Tim exclaims. “Going all the way back to the early days of my music\, I just write what’s around me\, what I feel\, who I know.” \nThe album is thick with examples of that that autobiographical (and auto-geographical) writing style\, featuring references to Richmond’s Laurel Street\, its Manchester neighborhood\, and the James River (each also calling back to Barry’s past recordings). His surroundings also set the scene for one of the album’s story song highlights: “Solid Gone\,” about one family’s fight to survive outside the confines of the law. Tim notes that the subject matter reads a bit like a country music stereotype\, “But that’s what it’s about: drugs\, guns and family. I’m not sure the average fan of Willie Nelson would like it\, but it’s what happens in the state of Virginia.” \nThe one song on the album that’s not drawn from Barry’s background or environment is a reverent cover of “Clay Pigeons” by the late Austin musician Blaze Foley (the subject of the Lucinda Williams song “Drunken Angel”). Originally turned on to the song via a mixtape from a friend\, Tim quickly became obsessed. “It was just TOO GOOD\,” he stresses. Seeing that the song only had a paltry number of YouTube views\, “I started asking everyone I knew if they knew the song. Only two people out of maybe twenty did\, so I said\, “F*** that\, I’m recording this!” \nOf course\, the challenges of making an album don’t end with the recording: figuring out the best order for the songs is another chore entirely. In keeping with his old-school approach to creating the music\, Tim took to a slightly vintage sequencing method. “My favorite part of the entire recording project is using cassette to sequence the album\,” he says. “I really believe in listening beginning to end\, and it forces me to listen all the way through. Then if I want to change it\, I’ve got to sit down with the CD and hit play and record and do it all over again.” \nLinks: Website | Facebook \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/tim-barry/
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SUMMARY:Khouri Family Benefit Concert
DESCRIPTION:$10 Suggested Donation. \nWe are thrilled to announce a Khouri Family Benefit Concert on Thursday\, February 13th at the Cat’s Cradle Back Room.  \nJad Khouri\, friend to many in the Triangle music scene\, has reached out to his community for help. His father\, Hani\, suffered a stroke that has left him with limited movement and speech. His father was also primary caregiver to his mother\, Mary Lee\, who herself suffers major neurological deficiencies after 3 brain tumors in the past few years and a coma of an undiagnosed cause most recently in July.  \nIn the upcoming months\, Jad and his siblings (Marguerite\, Nicholas\, Omar) are going to be moving their parents into long-term care services. This is a long and expensive process\, and\, on top of their already costly round-the-clock care\, the family will need the support of a team of experts for anywhere from a few months to a year. \nThe music community is coming together to support the Khouri family\, featuring performances by: \nT. Gold\nAnne-Claire\nChatham Rabbits \nA raffle for works by local visual artists will also be featured.  \nIf you cannot attend\, please consider giving a donation to their gofundme page. \nLinks: Facebook \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/khouri-family-benefit-concert/
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SUMMARY:Drag Queens Are Coming!
DESCRIPTION:DRAG QUEENS ARE COMING is BACK and it’s here to take your ENTIRE LIFE! Naomi Dix has returned to the stage of Cats Cradle for her much anticipated drag filled show and this show is so bigger and better that even Beyonce might have to take a step back and Bow Down to the Queens and Kings of the Triangle.  \nWhen it comes to sheer innovation\, showmanship and creativity\, Naomi Dix is the one and only. She never disappoints with her high energy boundary pushing. She is risqué and provocative but always drizzles a touch of class in her performances.  \nYour favorite performers are are back and joining the stage: \nStormie Daie might be able to bring rain showers but she always brings the sunshine with her lighting bolt performances and her wind twirling dance moves. \nDustin Reams never disappoints\, so if you are willing to take a trip on the love boat of his passionate performances and slick moves then all aboard because it’s about to be a smooth ride. \nWe also have as special guest performance from the King himself\, Ben Ether\, who has come back to take names and take lives with their controversial boundary slaying performances. \nYou can thank the heavens above that we now have the one the only DJ One Durran on the turn tables giving you an after show dance party that you might just sweat out those new Fenty boots honey.  \nSo don’t you try to be no flake because the Queens are here to set you children straight\, and read you from lash to chipped toe nail HUNTY! \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/drag-queens-are-coming/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:WXYC Presents 90’s Valentine’s Day Dance
DESCRIPTION:Free for UNC students with ONE-Card \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/wxyc-presents-90s-valentines-day-dance/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Michigan Rattlers
DESCRIPTION:Lifelong friends and deep-north natives\, musical group Michigan Rattlers play heavy- hearted folk-rock with an aching dose of Midwestern nice. Graham Young (guitar)\, Adam Reed (upright bass)\, and Christian Wilder (piano) began writing music and performing together in their Northern Michigan high school. \n“Petoskey is a small place. Beautiful\, but secluded. It’s hard to start a musical career in a place where there are more deer than people.” \nStill\, they regularly played every bar\, cafe\, and stage in town\, developing a musical chemistry informed by the likes of AC/DC\, Creedence Clearwater Revival\, Bob Seger\, and more. \nAfter a few years apart\, Reed and Young settled down in Los Angeles\, recorded a short demo\, and began playing locally. The demo found its way into the hands of super-producer Johnny K (Plain White T’s\, 3 Doors Down)\, and they cut the bulk of their first EP at NRG Studios in just one day. \n“My favorite music is recorded that way\,” continues Reed. “You get in a room\, plug in\, and cut songs live. The energy of the recording comes directly from the physical performance\, and it puts the listener into that specific time and place.” \nThis self-titled Michigan Rattlers EP attracted glowing reviews from No Depression\, Bluegrass Situation\, B3 Science\, and Rolling Stone\, who named the band one of their “Ten New Country Artists You Need To Know” in 2016. They spent the rest of that year and much of the next touring in support of this release. \nIn September 2017\, Pianist Christian Wilder was added to the band’s lineup. Now a trio\, the group headed into the studio to record their newest EP\, Wasting the Meaning. Comprised of three cover songs\, the project was conceived as a way to explore deeper into the recording process and pay homage to some of their favorite songwriters. \nCurrently\, the group is hard at work recording their first full-length release. It is slated for release in the summer of 2018. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/michigan-rattlers/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bay Faction
DESCRIPTION:Florida Guilt is the debut album by Boston based trio Bay Faction (comprised of James McDermott\, Kris Roman\, and Alex Agresti). Sonically a departure from their released body of work\, the band explores the duality between bedroom pop intimacy and the subdued energy of soft rock. Despite the band’s prolificity\, Bay Faction have remained relatively quiet since their EP released in 2015\, focusing on honing their craft as both songwriters and recording artists.  \nForgoing the formal studio environment\, the band tracked the album out of their Bushwick apartment with weekend retreats to drummer Agresti’s home studio. The quiet New Jersey suburb offered time for the band to mull over every detail and meticulously craft the sound design for the album.  \nGrowing up in the post dot-com bubble\, the up cycling of pop culture’s trends accelerate with today’s generation fervent for the nostalgia of kitschy consumer electronics and burgeoning social media. Deconstructed and repurposed\, these artifacts manifest as a playfully ironic nod to early 2000’s electro pop and indie rock.  \nFor the band\, Florida Guilt is a cathartic release. The decrepit state\, harboring a decaying population\, embodies the ethos of McDermott’s religious upbringing. Plagued by Catholic guilt stemming from the repression of his queer identity\, McDermott wrestles with inner turmoil and a longing for the innocuous pleasures of youth.  \nFacebook | Instagram | Twitter | Spotify \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/bay-faction/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
GEO:35.910023;-79.0688137
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SUMMARY:Seratones
DESCRIPTION:Get Gone\, the potent debut album by the Shreveport\, Louisiana natives in Seratones\, makes a strong case that this little-known corner of the state is fertile ground\, musically speaking. A.J. Haynes (vocals)\, Connor Davis (guitar)\, Adam Davis (bass) and Jesse Gabriel (drums) serve up a combination of Southern musicality\, garage rock ferocity\, and general badassery. \nHaynes’s powerful singing voice\, first honed at Brownsville Baptist Church in Columbia\, Louisiana at age 6\, rings across every track. Davis’s bass and Gabriel’s playing propel every song with the grit\, energy\, and rawness of punk\, the feeling of soul\, and occasionally\, a little jazz swing. The other Davis offers a clinic in guitar riffs\, from swaggering blues to searing interstellar leads. \nRecorded at Dial Back Sound studios in Mississippi\, Get Gone is all live takes\, a portrait of the Seratones in their element. Add the soul and swagger of a juke joint with the electricity coursing through a basement DIY show\, and you’d begin to approach the experience of seeing this foursome live. The well-paced\, multi-faceted set showcases a band dedicated to sonic exploration. “Don’t Need It\,” which opens with a muscular swing and tight guitar lines\, builds into a monster finish with a nasty corkscrew of a guitar line. “Sun\,” a brawny thrasher\, courses with huge\, raw voltage riffs. “Chandelier\,” a mid-tempo burner and vocal workout by Haynes\, goes from croon to a crescendo that would shake any crystals hanging from the rafters. \nShared history in the city’s music scene brought the Seratones together a few years ago. All four had played together with one or another in various local punk bands\, bonding through all-ages basement shows\, gigs at skate parks and BBQ joints\, and late nights listening to jazz and blues records. In a city of multiple genres\, no fixed musical identity and a flood of cover bands\, these adventurous musicians carved out their own path\, personifying the do-it-yourself ethos. The group was quickly recognized after forming\, winning the Louisiana Music Prize in 2013. \n“Shreveport is always shifting its identity\,” says Haynes. “You can do a lot of different things when it seems like every band is its own genre.” \nSeratones’s music\, created with collaborative songwriting and spontaneous creativity\, is certainly their own\, due perhaps in part to Shreveport’s unique sonic geography. The city sits at a nexus roughly equidistant from Memphis soul\, Mississippi Delta Blues\, and New Orleans jazz\, with Texas swing located just over the nearby state border. The band’s sound draws from those touch points and more\, ranging from Black Sabbath’s Paranoid to Kind of Blue. They’ll happily connect the dots between Ornette Coleman and Jello Biafra. \nSeratones have different names for the amalgamation of styles found on their debut: Their own “expression of freedom\,” music that’s “all about waking people up\,” a safe space to feel what you want. However you choose to describe it\, Get Gone is unexpected and unbowed\, a head-snapping showcase of the twin pillars of Southern music\, restlessness and resourcefulness. \nby Patrick Sisson \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/seratones-2/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:MC Lars
DESCRIPTION:MC Lars is the creator of post punk laptop rap and lit hop\, which he has extended and powered into a fusion of rap\, punk\, rock\, ska\, pop\, and other genres. He is post-modern — combining his music with powerful and present lyrics\, and packing concert venues with raps about everything from the iGeneration to Guitar Hero to Edgar Allen Poe to Game of Thrones\, the Simpsons and Cyberbullying. He speaks to and for people of all ages\, lifestyles\, and perspectives\, and is a story-teller\, covering love\, life\, loss\, confusion\, and hope. He does so with energy and wit\, joined with a strong sense of humor and perspective. \nHe is an engaging\, exciting and compelling performer\, and was selected by 12 Street Press as one of the top 7 nerd rock artists to see live. He tours in the US\, the UK and the rest of Europe\, Australia\, and Japan. His latest tour\, the fall 2017 MC Lars Awesome Adventure Friendship Tour\, opens in Denver in September\, and continues through 20 shows in the US\, England\, and Scotland. \nIn addition to touring\, he has performed at Carnegie Hall in New York\, at South by Southwest\, ComicCon\, Slam Dunk Festival\, Truck Festival\, Orlando Nerd Fest\, and as part of Vans Warped Tour. He has performed on stage with numerous artists\, including Bowling for Soup\, MC Frontalot\, mc chris\, Wheatus\, Say Anything\, Gym Class Heroes\, Brand New\, Simple Plan\, T-Pain\, Snoop Dogg\, Nas\, and Koo Koo Kangaroo. \nHe is a DIY Indie artist and a number of his albums have been funded by his fans through Kickstarter\, at record-breaking levels. His work (albums\, EPs\, and music videos) includes collabs with a wide range of musicians – among them\, “Weird Al” Yankovic\, KRS-One\, Sage Francis\, Watsky\, Mega Ran\, Jaret Reddick of Bowling for Soup\, Wheatus\, the Matches\, Ash Wednesday\, Kool Keith\, Spose\, MC Chris\, MC Frontalot\, YT Cracker\, E 40\, Schäffer the Dark Lord\, Beefy\, and K.Flay. \nHe is an active and successful player in the music industry’s new media digital world; and has a strong presence with his fans through Patreon\, Bandcamp\, iTunes\, Spotify\, YouTube\, and his own label\, Horris Records. He is wired and connected\, worldwide\, through his active social media presence\, his website\, and his online store at Hello Merch. \nHis “MC Lars: The Video Game\,” accessible through Steam\, showcases his songs in an engaging and fun-to-play beat-driven story about the compelling triumph of indie music. \nLars teaches and lectures\, too\, and his songs are used by fellow teachers in classrooms throughout the US. He has presented on TEDx and at numerous colleges and high schools. He has worked on a public-service basis with the American Heart Association\, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention\, the Nantucket Historical Association\, the Edgar Allen Poe House and Museum\, the New York City public school system\, and the Los Angeles public school system through the USC Annenberg School for Communication. He is one of the artists featured in the Cambridge University Press “Companion to Hip-Hop\,” and has close relationships with faculty members at Stanford and USC. \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/mc-lars/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Chris Farren
DESCRIPTION:On his Polyvinyl debut ​Born Hot​\, Chris Farren opens with a question he’ll spend much of the album trying to answer: ​Why do I feel out of place in my own outer space? ​Telegraphing his inner narrative with a childlike candor\, the Florida-born artist lays bare his most intense anxieties and-in the very same breath-documents the mildly soul-crushing minutiae of everyday life: the strange indecency of blasting AC/DC bangers through an iPhone speaker\, the inexplicable bleakness of a Starbucks franchise tucked inside a Target. But with his irrepressible sense of humor and utter lack of self-seriousness\, Farren defuses the pain of even the deepest insecurity\, gracefully paving the way for pure pop catharsis. \nOn ​Born Hot​ Farren fully embodies the sensitive-goofball dichotomy found in all his work\, especially his exuberant live show: a solo performance in which he plays to live-recorded backing tracks while projecting purposely wacky visuals (his own face duplicated thousands of times\, text that reads “ANOTHER PERFECT SET” at the end of each closing song). By the same token\, Farren went full-on tongue-in-cheek in choosing ​Born Hot​’s title and cover art-a crudely drawn self-portrait that captures him lounging shirtless\, looking every bit the ’70s-pop Lothario. \n“In my lyrics there’s so much self-examination that teeters on self-loathing\, and I like to juxtapose that with an aesthetic that’s completely the opposite\,” says Farren. “It’s a defense mechanism\, because I feel embarrassed talking about my feelings so very plainly\, but at the same time I also just find the idea of having that much self-confidence really funny.” \nIn the making of ​Born Hot​\, Farren recorded in his L.A. apartment and worked entirely on his own\, embedding his inventive take on classic power-pop with flashes of folk and punk and ’50s doo-wop. On “Love Theme from ‘Born Hot\,’” he slips into a sunny synth-pop reverie\, bringing bouncy rhythms and radiant synth tones to a heart-on-sleeve message of romantic determination. “I wrote that when two different couples in my life were splitting up\, and I felt kind of rattled but also so lucky to have my wife\,” says Farren. Moodier and more darkly charged\, “Search 4 Me” reveals his struggle to live in the present\, articulating his anxiety in pieces of fragile poetry (e.g.\, “And you glared at me so loudly that I burst into confetti”). And on “Surrender\,” ​Born Hot t​ urns exquisitely melancholy as Farren details the specific hurt of a sudden friendship breakup. “I was friends with their ex\, and they told me it was too painful to stay friends with me\,” Farren recalls. “‘Surrender’ is about that feeling of wanting to respect someone’s wishes\, but also missing that person and just wishing you could talk to them again.” \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | SoundCloud | Spotify | YouTube | Apple Music \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/chris-farren/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mega Colossus 15th Anniversary Show
DESCRIPTION:Adventure Metal since 2005. Twin guitar leads like an eagle screeching through space\, fantasy inspired lyrics from the dustiest old book collection\, and the raw power of metal to make you grin with pleasure as you pour beer on your own head\, this is Mega Colossus! \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Bandcamp \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/mega-colossus-15th-anniversary-show/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Who Runs the Hill Artist Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Who Runs the Hill Artist Showcase \nArtists:RYXOG\nMicah Evans\nRasco\nKamari\nThats 2xBerchieCrown Chaz\nJuttera4MoneyChris\nMisguides\nMeetro\nBankquoh\nBbychopKal Caviness\nD money \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/who-runs-the-hill-artist-showcase/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Damn Tall Buildings
DESCRIPTION:This is a seated show. \nIn their early days\, Damn Tall Buildings didn’t rehearse – they busked. Now\, whether live or on record\, the band still radiates the energy of a ragtag crew of music students playing bluegrass on the street. But anchoring that energy is their instrumental chops\, their strong songwriting\, and their varied influences that stretch beyond bluegrass\, even beyond American roots music altogether. Whether sharing lead vocals and instrumental solos or blending their voices into high-spirited harmony\, Damn Tall Buildings are a tight unit that contains more than the sum of its parts. \nPrimary vocalist and lyricist Max Capistran’s singing recalls old blues and The Band-style roots-rock\, whereas Sasha Dubyk’s time studying musical theater is evident in her rich vocal tone and soulful flair. The interplay between Avery Ballotta’s fiddle and Jordan Alleman’s banjo brings stratospheric dimension to the churning rhythm section of Capistran’s guitar and Dubyk’s bass. The band’s harmony singing is tight without being too slick – they sound like four individual voices joined together in celebration\, not a perfectly polished machine. Their choruses are the kind you sing along to with a glass raised into the air. Their lyrics find beauty and glory in the mundane\, workaday struggle of everyday life: time keeps passing\, you don’t like your job\, you drink too much\, you laugh with your friends\, you search for a home\, and you dream about what else might be out there. You carry on. This is what Damn Tall Buildings sings about\, what they seek to share with their audience. \nThis has long been the case\, even when their audience was simply whoever happened to be passing by. In 2013\, then students at Boston’s Berklee College of Music\, the band took their instruments to nearby street corners and jammed for hours on old bluegrass and blues songs\, traditional fiddle tunes\, and eventually their own original music. They had become fast friends: Ballotta and Alleman met playing frisbee on Boston’s Revere Beach\, while Capistran and Dubyk met in class\, when they were wrongfully accused of cheating off each other on a test because they had put down the exact same incorrect answer. Busking\, a continuous test of one’s ability to command an audience’s attention\, cemented their closeness and fostered their infectious\, captivating performance style. It’s how they learned half of their repertoire\, and it’s where Dubyk first picked up the bass. Since then\, they’ve made three albums: 2014’s Cure-All\, 2015’s self-titled\, and their forthcoming third album\, Don’t Look Down. The band has also relocated to Brooklyn\, NY and toured widely\, sharing stages with Sierra Hull and the California Honeydrops and appearing at festivals like Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival\, Philadelphia Folk Festival\, and Freshgrass Festival\, where they took second place in the 2016 band competition.  \nLinks: Website | Spotify | YouTube | Apple Music \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/damn-tall-buildings/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Road To Shakori: Unaka Prong\, Hustle Souls Vintage Pistols
DESCRIPTION:Meeting in Boone\, NC through Appalachian State’s Hayes School of Music\, Unaka Prong began as a joint collaboration of songwriting in 2013 between John Hargett\, Mike Welsh\, Daniel Stevenson\, Jonathon Sale\, and Chris Pope. \nOver the past six years\, Unaka Prong has been sculpting a sonically unique identity. Offering a fresh and memorable musical experience that many fans have described as a melding between prog rock groups like King Crimson\, jazz funk groups like Soulive\, and psychedelic jam rock groups like Phish. Combining odd meters\, funky grooves\, and earnest lyricism\, their latest release\, ‘Salinity Now!’\, reflects the group honing in their songwriting with each stylistic direction. Recently the band has been busy touring the east coast performing at music festivals and clubs alike supporting notable acts including Tauk\, Col. Bruce Hampton\, Moon Taxi\, Toubab Krewe\, Jonathon Scales Fourchestra\, and Dumpstaphunk.  \nThe band takes an experimental approach to many of their songs through an expressive\, conversational atmosphere between instruments. Every show and album mixes a hearty blend of genres that is sure to appeal to many different ears. \nLinks: Website | Facebook \n\nHustle Souls is an Asheville\, NC based soul/rock band who fuse nostalgic\, dust-covered-vinyl soul aesthetics with modern sensibilities; recently named one of “Music Connections” Hot 100 Live Unsigned Artists & Bands. Driven by a lust for songwriting\, the band’s fervid live performance is heightened by undeniable instrumental prowess and 3 part vocal harmony. With relentless touring\, sold out shows and major festival appearances the band has earned a reputation as one of the East Coast’s most promising acts\, \nAfter releasing a live video series\, the band was approached by gold and platinum mixer and producer Eric “Mixerman” Sarafin (Ben Harper\, Pharcyde etc.) about making a record. Hustle Souls released their debut full-length album “Color” to a sold out crowd and are currently touring from Atlanta to Boston in support of the 10 song LP. \n“”Their blend of jazz\, pop\, and rock is inventive and captivating. Their lines are on point and their sound is tight\, creating space for Billy Litz’s rabbit hole musicianship. And you can f***ing dance to it. Friday night was a revelation\, I’m already looking forward to the next one.” – Caleb Calhoun  \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube \n\nVintage Pistol is a 5-piece roots rock band out of Fayetteville\, Arkansas. Comprised of a heavy rhythm section\, searing electric guitars\, keyboards\, and harmonica\, they are described by most as wild\, rambunctious and jam heavy. You’ll hear shades of the Allman Brothers\, the Stones\, Van Morrison and The Marcus King Band in their music. \nThey take the old road to rock and roll fame and fortune. Relentless touring. Hundreds of gigs\, from city to city\, night after night\, fueled by drugs and booze and the relentless desire to be heard and to connect. No matter where or when you see them\, you’ll never catch them on an off night. Vintage Pistol fires no rusty bullets. They explode like a flintrock spark to black powder and rage wildly and unpredictably throughout their shows.  \nLinks: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/road-to-shakori-unaka-prong-hustle-souls-vintage-pistols/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tall Heights
DESCRIPTION:Tall Heights have relentlessly built a career from the ground up. Starting as buskers on the streets of Boston and now performing in packed venues across North America\, Europe\, and beyond\, the duo has distilled their sound in an organic and unselfconscious way. The unmistakable DNA of their music draws on many elements\, but the blend of their two distinct voices\, in both harmony and unison\, is what elevates it and separates it from the pack. \nHailing from the Boston area\, Paul Wright and Tim Harrington met each other in their hometown of Sturbridge through Tim’s older brother. The friendship blossomed in high school when they both took up the guitar and began working on music together. It didn’t take long for them to see the potential hidden in these casual jam sessions. As Paul recalls\, “Tim transformed from kid brother to musical collaborator over the course of a summer.” \nTall Heights is now set to release two highly-anticipated singles\, ‘Keeps Me Light’ and ‘Under Your Skin’\, both mixed by Grammy-nominated engineer Damien Lewis. Following on the success of their viral single ‘Spirit Cold’\, this new material captures a similar authentic and meaningful energy\, but also shows a side we have not yet seen of the pair. The self-produced project\, recorded in their simple home studio\, captures that raw moment between albums\, delivering some of their most honest and heartfelt work to date. Written and recorded in a reflective lull between hectic periods of touring\, the new tracks reaffirm Tall Heights’ commitment to a singular sound and an equally rare friendship. \n‘Under Your Skin’ rides a wave of ethereal harmony\, creating a mesmeric atmosphere of nostalgia. The introspective track\, which features additional vocals from Berklee College of Music’s Upper Structure\, is a song for the next generation. It was written when Harrington was expecting his first child and completed soon after his son was born. Around that same time\, Wright’s brother had a daughter too. It was a moment of reckoning for Tall Heights\, a moment to peek over the partition into posterity. In their words\, “It’s a reflection on living. It’s about the joy of welcoming a new human into existence\, and the heartache of bringing them into a frightening\, twisted world. We liked the word play of “under your skin” being both a reference to blood relation\, AND how dads get under their kids’ skin”. \nWith ‘Keeps Me Light’\, they explore the sense of safety felt in friendship. Even as humankind marches on into darkness\, there will always be a safe space in the heart of a friend. The track showcases a rich string arrangement\, additional a cappella vocals from Upper Structure\, and features Harrington’s parlor-sized resonator guitar\, which gives it a bluesy\, almost Southern grit. Together\, the two tracks give audiences an intimate look at a poignant and potent time in the lives of both artists. \nCombining Paul’s lifetime of classical training\, Harrington’s spontaneous artistic instincts\, and the prismatic union of their unique voices\, Tall Heights’ sonic imprint is in a category all its own. \nTall Heights’ recordings have amassed over 275 million streams. They regularly serve as Ben Folds’ backing band\, and have toured alongside CAKE\, Judah & the Lion\, Colony House\, and The Paper Kites. They’ve also performed on both Conan in 2016 and CBS Saturday Morning in 2018. ‘Under Your Skin’ and ‘Keeps Me Light’ are due for release fall 2019. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/tall-heights/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Illiterate Light
DESCRIPTION:Formed in the summer of 2015\, Illiterate Light transcend expectations of typical rock music through their limitations as a duo. Jeff Gorman elevates his gritty guitar melodies and honest lyricism by stomping out thunderous synth bass with his feet as Jake Cochran layers lush vocal harmony and explodes with body convulsing energy around his minimalist standing drum kit. Gorman and Cochran’s incessant writing\, commanding live performance\, and constant touring promise a bright future as they finish their debut album with Vance Powell (Jack White\, Kings of Leon\, Chris Stapleton) and Adrian Olsen (Foxygen\, Natalie Prass). “Better Than I Used To” is the first taste of what’s to come from Illiterate Light. \nSpanning the better part of a decade\, the creative evolution between Gorman and Cochran is far from ordinary. The duo has run an organic farm in the Shenandoah Valley\, toured the mid-Atlantic in bands by bicycle\, and lived in small communities while pursuing modes of alternative education. Their eclectic background is mirrored in their sound and lyricism\, floating between postmodern confusion and vibrant optimism. Though shaped by the DIY music scene of their hometown Harrisonburg VA\, the duo has grown immensely through immersion in the thriving communities of both Richmond\, VA and Nashville\, TN. \nLinks: Facebook | Instagram | SoundCloud | Spotify | YouTube \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/illiterate-light-2/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jason Anick Violin Workshop
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival \nSunday\, January 19th\, 2020 \n12:30 – 2pm = Workshop #6 = Jason Anick violin workshop. Open to ages 12+\, must\nbe fairly proficient at your instrument\, but no experience in the style is necessary. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/jason-anick-violin-workshop/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ultrafaux Band Workshop
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival \nSunday\, January 19th\, 2020 \n12:30 – 2pm = Workshop #5 = Ultrafaux band workshop for guitar\, bass\, and any other\nacoustic instrument. Open to ages 12+\, must be fairly proficient at your instrument\, but\nno experience in the style is necessary. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/ultrafaux-band-workshop/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Django Fest Day 2
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival \nSunday\, January 19th\, 2020 \n12:30 – 2pm = Workshop #5 = Ultrafaux band workshop for guitar\, bass\, and any other\nacoustic instrument. Open to ages 12+\, must be fairly proficient at your instrument\, but\nno experience in the style is necessary. Click here to purchase Ultrafaux Workshop tickets. \n12:30 – 2pm = Workshop #6 = Jason Anick violin workshop. Open to ages 12+\, must\nbe fairly proficient at your instrument\, but no experience in the style is necessary. Click here to purchase Jason Anick Workshop tickets. \n \n\nUltrafaux \nThe Ultrafaux Ensemble crosses the boundaries of style and genre\, performing original music inspired by Gypsy swing\, be-bop\, Balkan music\, Bluegrass\,  swing\, funk\, blues\, Brazilian choro\, Cuban jazz\, and French musette. Ultrafaux has performed at top music festivals and concert halls all over the world both as a trio and as a larger ensemble featuring top guest musicians from the jazz\, bluegrass\, folk\, classical\, and world music scenes.  \nThe Ultrafaux Ensemble has been featured at Festival Django Reinhardt in France\, Django By The Sea ME\, Django-A-Gogo NY\, Napa Valley Jazz Society\, Kennedy Center DC\, Midwest Gypsy Swingfest\, Charm City Django Jazzfest\, Baltimore Jazzfest\, Django Birthday Festival NC\, Djangoary at Glen Allen Performing Arts Center VA\, and Preston Jazz and Improvisation Festival UK\, to name a few.   \nUltrafaux is an acoustic powerhouse of two guitars and upright bass that has thrilled a wide variety of audiences at jazz festivals and concert halls all over the world since their first CD release in 2014. Guitarists Michael Joseph harris and Sami Arefin trade dazzling leads and harmonize together on rich gypsy-inspired melodies. Ultrafaux started out as a trio but has evolved to include violin\, clarinet\, accordion\, and mandolin. The list of top guest artists include Evan Price (San Francisco)\, Jason Anick (Boston)\, Giacomo Smith (London)\, Connor Stewart (New Orleans)\, Jonathan Greene (New York)\, Dallas Vietty (Philadelphia)\, Danny Knicely (Virginia)\, Matt Andrews (Baltimore)\, and Aaron Malone (Washington\, DC). Lead guitarist and composer Michael Joseph Harris was invited to perform at the prestigious Festival Django Reinhardt in France in 2017 as the highlight of a European tour as well as Preston Jazz and Improvisation Festival in England in 2018 as part of a tour of the UK.  \nUltrafaux made the front page of The Baltimore Sun Weekend section in 2016 and was named one of the top 10 artists in Baltimore by Baltimore Style Magazine that same year. They have since performed at The Kennedy Center\, Django By The Sea\, Midwest Gypsy Swing Festival\, Charm City Django Jazz Festival\, The French Embassy\, IMT Folk Series\, Napa Valley Jazz Society\, Django-A-Gogo\, Djangoary\, Django Birthday Festival\, Baltimore Jazzfest\, Preston Jazz and Improvisation Festival\, Valhalla Boathouse Theater\, Red Poppy Arthouse\, North Columbia Schoolhouse\, and have toured throughout the United States\, Europe\, and Canada. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/django-fest-day-2/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Dave Smith Guitar Workshop
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival \nSaturday\, January 18th\, 2020 \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. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/dave-smith-guitar-workshop/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Gabriel Pelli Violin Workshop
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. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/gabriel-pelli-violin-workshop/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Daniel Hall Rhythm Workshop
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival \nSaturday\, January 18th\, 2020 \n2 – 3:30pm = Workshop #4 = Daniel Hall rhythm workshop\, open to all instruments\nincluding drums. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/daniel-hall-rhythm-workshop/
LOCATION:Cat’s Cradle Back Room\, 300 E Main St.\, Carrboro\, NC\, 27510\, United States
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