Oak City Hustle Issue #3 | Nov 2014

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Issue 3, November 2014www.OakCityHustle.com

FOUNDERSSean KernickJoseph Bruno

PUBLISHEROak City Productions

EDITOR IN CHIEFSean Kernick

SALES / ADVERTISINGJoseph Bruno

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CREATIVE DIRECTORSean Kernick

CONTRIBUTORSEric Tullis

Sabrina GalliRachel Stebing

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SeanoRichard Livingston

PHOTOGRAPHERSGuillermo Quetzalcoatl

Joe BrunoCaroline CockrellGriffin Hart Davis

COVER ARTDavid Eichenberger

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CONTENTSART

SIGN SCIENTIST: DAWOOD RELM-ONE 9

THE HELPING HAND MARCHING BAND 12

POWER LINES WITH YAIRON MARTINEZ 18

ARTIST YOU SHOULD KNOW: DAVID EICHENBERGER 25

NORTH CAROLINA FIRST IN FLIGHT 31

ARTIST YOU SHOULD KNOW: GRIFFIN HART DAVIS 38

INDIE 48URBAN 50EDM 52POP 53ROCK 53COUNTRY 56COMEDY 57CLASSICAL / STAGE 58FESTIVALS 59

MUSIC LIFE

texture photo: Caroline Cockrell

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SIGN SCIENTISTDAWOOD RELM-ONE

WORDS: SEANO | PHOTOS: JOE BRUNOIn 1985, a young boy from Boston was beginning a life-long love affair with style. It was at this point in young Dawood’s life that graffiti became a massive influence and unbeknownst to him, this admiration of graffiti writers like Sly, Wombat, Sick, Target and SPone would ultimately lead him to running his own professional sign painting and printing business called Sign Scientist here in Raleigh .

What seems to be a logical path—graffiti painting to sign painting—is actually quite unique in the graffiti community. It is rare to encounter an artist who manages to carve a path from the creative expression he holds a passion for and lean it into a successful small

business. Dawood has been providing professional sign painting and printing services since 1998 when he began hand painting fluorescent storefront advertisements for car dealers and fast food joints. His business has since grown to provide vehicle wraps, banners, and print media. Never loosing focus, Dawood still finds creative inspiration from his memories of watching graffiti roll by on the rail tracks in Central Sq. however he is firmly grounded as a family man. Dawood optimistically looks to the future, “Later in life, when money isn’t so much of an issue, I’m going on lots of spraycations... and I’ll probably take my kids!”

Hey Dawood? Can we tag along?

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THE HELPING HAND MARCHING BAND

WORDS: ERIC TULLIS | PHOTOS: GUILLERMO QUETZALCOATL

There’s neither a manicured football field for the Helping Hand Marching Band to practice on, nor even a single, visible patch of grass, for that matter, but this community show band thrives off of performing in unique environments. In the weekend prior to this particular practice, the band held center-stage at the Raleigh Convention Center in front of over 2,000 science professionals during the Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) annual conference. When asked if he preferred events like this or parades, Helping Hand’s drum major of four years, Maurice Carter, responded, “Anywhere. I don’t care.”

As a music-loving teenager in the 1960s, Sylvia Wiggins loved everything about her John R. Hawkins High School marching band in Warrenton, NC, except that no one in it had the same skin complexion as her. “When I got started, years ago, I had a dream,” said Wiggins. “Back then, there were only light-skinned people in bands. That dream said to me that when I grow up, I would have my own band where anybody and everybody could join.” Years later, in 1976, she’d create the

Helping Hand Mission Marching Band, which is comprised of a wide spectrum of children and adults from Raleigh’s low-income communities of color. The band’s headquarters—a brimming compound in Central Raleigh and home to the charitable institution, Helping Hand Mission--is also where Wiggins serves as Executive Director.

These days, the band is as strong as ever. On a late-October evening, more than 50 of the band’s members and the few spectators who wandered in from the busy Rock Quarry Road entrance, have all congregated in Helping Hand’s wide driveway for a weekly practice. Inside, Wiggins’ seemingly routine day as the momma of this whole operation is met with a medley of interruptions: a drummer with an update about his ongoing court case, a man requesting gas money so that he could drive his children to school the next morning, and a woman with an offering in the form of a sandwich bag filled with bite-sized, fatback, pork slivers. With charmed patience, Wiggins fields each request for her time, resources, and advice with assembly line-like efficiency.

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Maurice Carter took over the distinguished drum major position four years ago--a year after Helping Hand joined legendary hip-hop group Public Enemy on stage in downtown Raleigh during the inaugural Hopscotch Music Festival. In that same year, a Helping Hands alum, Kornelius Bascombe, was announced as one of eight finalists in Oprah Winfrey’s “Your OWN Show: Oprah’s Search for the Next TV Star.”

Bascombe would end up graduating from NCSU, which, like other schools in

the area--especially HBCUs like Shaw, St. Augustine, and NCCU--have their own prestigious marching bands. In comparison, Helping Hands’ uniforms may not look as spiffy, and the band may not have a celebrated music director, but what the band lacks in funding and vanity, it makes up for with sheer enthusiasm and most of all, raw soul. “We play with those schools all of the time,” Wiggins says with a shrug and a laugh. “Man, we ain’t stuntin’ them. We get our groove on, baby.”

Learn more about the Helping Hand Mission @ HelpingHandMission.org and check out the band in full glory at the Christmas Parade on Nov. 22nd.

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POWER LINES WITHYAIRON MARTINEZ

INTERVIEW: SABRINA GALLI

Follow the power lines and take a left at the pine trees, maybe then you’ll be lucky enough to have Yairon Martinez include you in his work. His ability to transform a phone interview into poetic diction mirrors his capacity to fuse nature and humanity into art. The Cuban native is a graphic design student at NSCU, presenting his talent to both the school and the internet world. I had the opportunity to talk to him about what he’s working on and where we can find him next.

How and when did you get started as an artist?

Design school first opened my eyes to the interlace of image and messaging-- communication through imagery. I was taking tangent classes, and at the time, I was really into surrealism. It brought out something--- the hidden aspects of realities and the influential nature of perception.

I started producing work daily to start diminishing the gap I felt between the great artists and myself. Whatever you can produce in those 30 minutes is

what you have. You have the ability to be instinctual and you can’t second-guess anything. When you arrive at whatever that product is, you have to think fast. Set a limit. Hold yourself to using one color pallet or a specific amount of time. These projects gave me a coordinate of comparison. I saw work that was amazing and then self-analyzed why my work didn’t look like that. What was missing? These tasks make you completely self-aware of your design choices.

What made you decide to experiment with foliage and power lines? What’s next?

It was during my phase of these daily experiments that I created this double exposure series. I had twenty-four hours with a rented camera and began experimenting with the multiple exposure feature. In terms of my subjects, I took inspiration from what was around me. There are really beautiful pine trees around my house and the power-lines were the only man-made objects that I saw. The two people in the images are myself and my sister.

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I am currently a student, graduating from the college of design at NC State. I want to continue these side projects because graphic design rarely gives you enough room for experimentation. I try to continuously push boundaries of what I can produce. I usually like to write poetic text with my work, using both the image-making process and elaboration through language. Attaching a word to an abstraction definitely makes you appreciate what that abstraction is. Anyone can bend it to whatever narrative he or she wants but a subtle hint from the author can definitely make that idea much more concrete.

Where can we find your work? What will you do after you graduate?

My main output is the internet. I love blogging because it creates a visual journal; you’re documenting your own creativity. I can pinpoint when I made a piece and where I was, and then I can see a trajectory of how I’ve grown. Functionality anchors me to design while art can only give you perspective and commentary for a brief moment. I think for now the only place where art and design live together is in editorial design and print- in letting consumers connect visually to an idea. Once we settle for something that doesn’t allow us to create, work gets redundant and monochromatic. I think I will always experiment with image-making because it’s such a perfect outlet.

Keep up with Yairon and check out more of his work at YaironMartinez.com along with Behance.net/yaironmartinez.

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ARTIST YOU SHOULD KNOW: DAVID EICHENBERGER

WORDS: SEANO

David Eichenberger is as much a weaver as he is a painter. His illustrative storytelling manages to weave us out of reality and into fantasy so seamlessly that it is often hard to tell which is which. David’s paintings open a door for the viewer allowing them to take a brief vacation from the mundane and enable the mind to get lost in the intricacies of flying chunks of soil, mystical weather vanes and musical mammalian critters.

A current member of the Bonded Llama Studios, David leads the pack when it comes to eclectic Raleigh illustrators. We caught up with David to inquire on what keeps him inspired and his creative process.

“When I need inspiration I’ll go running or ride my bike. Something about the passing scenery helps me think. I also get inspired from long road trips. If it’s for my own projects I get inspired by something I saw or a phrase that I cant shake form my head. For instance, right now I’m slowly working on a series of paintings that are inspired by the nautical term ‘consent bearing’. I will sketch out several thumbnails that are all about 2 inches big then pick my five favorites and develop those into paintings or pen and ink drawings.”

We recommend keeping up with David. You never know what world he may take us to next.

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NORTH CAROLINA FIRST IN FLIGHTWORDS: ANTHONY AFTERWIT | PHOTOS: JOE BRUNO

Birds flying south in the beautiful skies of North Carolina were forced to make room for the world’s elite BMX riders and skateboarders last month, The 2014 RedBull Dreamline event held on the Oskar Blues REEB Ranch near Asheville along with the “Get Rad For Ray” charity event presented by Endless Grind was host to the likes of Tony Hawk, Ryan Nyquist, Ben Raybourn, James Foster, Christian Hosoi, Kyle Baldock, Steve Caballero and many others.

The 2014 RedBull Dreamline was imagined by pro rider Anthony Napolitan and realized with an insane course created by master builder Adam Aloise. This is one of the premiere showcases in the BMX dirt competition universe so we

were blessed to witness the best of the best pushing their limits on a course that was absolutely mind-blowing.

Tony Hawk brought the 80’s back to Raleigh’s Marsh Creek Skatepark with the “Get Rad For Ray” fundraiser and he didn’t come alone. Tony and friends celebrated the life and legacy of one of skateboarding’s all-time greats, Wilmington, NC native and member of the infamous Bones Brigade Squad, Ray Underhill.

Oak City Hustle was lucky enough to have our cameras to the sky, capturing the majestic athleticism occupying the North Carolina atmosphere last month. Remember to keep your head up. You never know what (or who) will be flying overhead.

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ARTIST YOU SHOULD KNOW:GRIFFIN HART DAVIS

INTERVIEW: RACHEL STEBING

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Griffin Hart Davis studied fine art and photography at Brevard College, and has been working with Elon University for the past five years. He uses film for his photographs as he feels something gets lost in the digital translation. His first video production, a music video for Citizen Shade’s “Thank You for Your Time”, can be seen on his website, GriffinHartDavis.com. I spoke with Griffin to explore is style, motivation and what we can expect from him in the near future.

Describe your personal artistic style in your own words.

I love to pull together the abstract elements to create something that’s either thought-provoking or has a story to it. Usually these pieces have something to do with multiple contrasting elements that create an alternate universe. I want my viewer to see my work and have to stop and be emotionally involved from the get-go. On the other side, a lot of my work is pairing up with other artists, mostly musicians and actors. These folks have a craft of their own, and that

craft needs to be visualized. I look at it as compounding art. For example, for a blues musician, we might find more soothing tangible and light elements that are going to suggest the sound of blues to help showcase that person’s work.

Where can we see some of your work?

The majority of my work is platformed on my personal site, www.griffinhartdavis.com. I’m also hoping to set up some gallery showings in the next year, and those will be announced on my site.

What is your favorite production from the past year?

I can’t say that there’s only one. These ideas come into mind and you get really excited about them, but usually I’ve been thinking about them for about three months by the time they make it to my site. There are some that I look back and think “Oh I really love that!” I think “Plaskin Contrast” is one that sticks out to me, that’s on my site. That particular segment was nice because it dealt with simple elements, plastic and skin.

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More of the incredible photography work of Griffin can be seen at

GriffinHartDavis.com

Where do you see your art taking you in the future?

In the past year and a half I’ve seen myself growing into more of a director role. I’m making a leap in this point in time to the bigger production side of things, to bigger projects in general. I have this one idea, that’s been in the works for three years. This piece has to do with contrasting elements and wrapping structures in different colors of plastic. One of my ideas is to wrap the Jefferson Pilot building in plastic and take a photo of it so it looks like this element that’s out of place. So you’re obstructing the city and creating this dreamscape that people don’t really know what they’re looking at.

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Saturday November 8th6 - 9:30PM

The Architect Bar108 1/2 E Hargett St

HopeAn Evening of

Musical guest

Sponsored by:

Catered by

Proceeds to support the Crape Myrtle Festival which encourages and promotes the development of services for persons with AIDS and/or HIV infection, and additionally, to raise money to provide financial assistance, outreach and education to realized needs within the local gay and lesbian community.

For advance ticket sales go to: CrapeMyrtleFest.org/events

Bluegrass & BBQ

The party continues with guest DJ starting at 10pm

Tickets: $35 at door

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T H E O F F I C I A L

C H O I C E C U T S

LIVE MUSICPOCKETGUIDE

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INDIE

URBAN

EDM

POP

ROCK

COUNTRY

COMEDY

CLASSICAL / STAGE

FESTIVALS

INDIE / FOLK / ROOTS

MANDOLIN ORANGECats Cradle

Nov 28-29 | 8:00

POP / ACCOUSTIC

SAYWECANFLYKings

Nov 9 | 7:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

DAVE CHAPPELLEDPAC

Nov 7-9 | 7:30

HIP HOP

JOEY BADA$$Cats CradleNov 4 | 8:00

ROCK / HEARTLAND

MELISSA ETHERIDGEDPAC

Nov 11 | 7:30

ORCHESTRA / LIGHT SHOW

TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRAPNC Arena

Nov 22 | 3:00 / 8:00

EDM

MINNESOTASouthland Ballroom

Nov 11 | 8:00

COUNTRY / A CAPPELLA

HOME FREECarolina Theatre

Nov 4 | 8:00

COMIC BOOK CULTURE

NC COMICON 2014Carolina TheatreNov15-16 |Misc

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ELECTRONIC / PBR&B

SOHNCats Cradle

Nov 2 | 8:00PM

INDIE / EXPERIMENTAL

LAKE STREET DIVEHaw River Ballroom

Nov 6 | 7:00PM

ELECTRONIC / SPACE ROCK

MOTIVATIONAL TOUR FEATURING SCHWARZ

NeptunesNov 3 | 10:00PM

INDIE / GARAGE PUNK

BURGER RECORDS CARAVAN OF STARS

Local 506Nov 3 | 6:00PM

INDIE / ROCK

THE RURAL ALBERTA ADVANTAGE

Local 506Nov 9 | 8:00PM

ELECTRONIC / COMEDY

CAPTURED! BY ROBOTSCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 5 | 8:00PM

ALTERNATIVE / SPIRITUAL

THE SOIL & THE SUNMotorco

Nov 5 | 7:00PM

INDIE / PUNK

SCREAMING FEMALESKings

Nov 2 | 9:00PM

INDIE / VOCALIST

RACHAEL YAMAGATACat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 8 | 7:00PM

INDIE / NOISE POP

DUM DUM GIRLSKings

Nov 3 | 8:00PM

FOLK / ACCOUSTIC

DRIFTWOODCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 4 | 9:00PM

ROCK / ALTERNATIVE

NICK SANTINOLocal 506

Nov 2 | 6:00PM


NOISE NOMADSKings

Nov 10 | 9:00PM

INDIE / FOLK

JAMES VINCENT MCMORROWCat’s Cradle

Nov 6 | 7:00PM

INDIE . FOLK . ALTERNATIVE - NOV 2014

INDIE / FOLK

RUSSIAN REDThe Pour HouseNov 1 | 8:00PM

INDIE / GARAGE PUNK

MEAT PUPPETSLocal 506

Nov 4 | 6:00PM

O A K C I T Y H U S T L E L I V E M U S I C P O C K E T G U I D E

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INDIE / FOLK / POP

LILY & MADELEINECat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 10 | 7:00PM

INDIE / GARAGE / PUNK

THEE OH SEESKings

Nov 16 | 9:00PM

ALTERNATIVE / FOLK

WAXAHATCHEEKings

Nov 13 | 9:00PM

INDIE / ALT / ROCK

THE DIGLocal 506

Nov 17 | 8:00PM

ELECTRONICA / IDM

CARIBOUCat’s Cradle

Nov 16 | 7:00PM

INDIE / ALT / ROCK

SLOANCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 15 | 7:30PM

INDIE / FOLK

SAINTSENECALocal 506

Nov 11 | 8:00PM

INDIE / ROCK

DIADEM Motorco

Nov 11 | 8:00PM

INDIE / ROCK

ZACK MEXICONeptunes

Nov 16 | 8:00PM

INDIE / FOLK / SOUL

GREG HUMPHREYS Cat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 12 | 7:00PM

INDIE / DREAM POP

TELE NOVELLANeptunes

Nov 13 | 9:00PM

INDIE / DREAM POP

WEDDING DRESSMotorco

Nov 12 | 8:00PM

PSYCHEDELIC / ROCK

KISHI BASHICarolina TheatreNov 18 | 8:00PM

INDIE / ALT / GARAGE

EMPIRESCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 16 | 8:00PM


INDIE / FOLK / COUNTRY

THE MEMPHIS DAWLSThe Pour HouseNov 10 | 9:00PM

INDIE / ALT / ROCK

BODY/HEADKings

Nov 15 | 9:00PM


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INDIE / POST-PUNK

WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS

The Pour HouseNov 18 | 8:00

FUNK / JAZZ

CHIP SHEARINMotorco

Nov 1 | 7:00

INDIE / FOLK

ADRONLocal 506

Nov 21 | 8:00

INDIE / FOLK / LOVELORN

THE TENDER FRUITCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 22 | 8:00

HIP HOP

JOEY BADA$$Cats CradleNov 4 | 8:00

INDIE / FOLK / ROOTS

MANDOLIN ORANGECats Cradle

Nov 28-29 | 8:00

INDIE / POWER POP

THE 1975The Ritz

Nov 30 | 8:00

INDIE / ALT / COUNTRY

THE BACKSLIDERS AND ROB ABERNETHY

NeptunesNov 19 | 9:00

HIP HOP

EL-P + KILLER MIKE RUN THE JEWELS

Cats CradleNov 3 | 8:00

INDIE / FUNK / JAM

BIG SOMETHINGLocal 506

Nov 20 | 8:00

INDIE / FOLK / POP ROCK

WILLIAM TYLER305 South Dillard St

Nov 20-23 | 7:00

INDIE / POWER POP

THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS

Cat’s CradleNov 23 | 7:00

INDIE / FOLK / GARAGE

SANTOROSLocal 506

Nov 19 | 8:00

FUNK / SOUL

TURKUAZ Southland Ballroom

Nov 5 | 8:00


FUNK / INSTRUMENTAL

TAUKLocal 506

Nov 18 | 8:00


SNATCH THE SNAILThe Pour House

Nov 28 | 9:00


URBAN - NOV 2014

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URBAN - NOV 2014

NEW ORLEANS JAZZ / SOUL ALLEN TOUSSAINT

Carolina TheatreNov 6 | 8:00

FUNK / ROCK / JAZZ

CHRIS DAVE & THE DRUMHEDZThe ArtsCenter

Nov 13 | 8:00

JAZZ / TRUMPET

CHRIS BOTTIDPAC

Nov 15 | 7:00

HIP HOP

THORNBROLocal 506

Nov 7 | 8:00

SOUL / HIP HOP

NAPOLEON WRIGHT IICat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 14 | 9:00

REGGAE / HIP HOP

DIRTY HEADSLincoln Theatre

Nov 11 | 8:00

HIP HOP / ELECTRONIC

KEYS N KRATESCat’s CradleNov 9 | 8:00

JAZZ / SOUL

GABY MORENOThe Pour House

Nov 9 | 8:00

HIP HOP

CUNNINLYNGUISTS Cat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 7 | 8:00

HIP HOP

KOOLEY HIGHCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 14 | 9:00

HIP HOP

LECRAEThe Ritz

Nov 16 | 8:00

HIP HOP

THEE TOM HARDYCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 7 | 8:00

JAZZ / SOUL / TRIBUTE

AKUA ALLRICH & KRIS FUNNBar LusconiNov 9 | 4:00

NEW ORLEANS JAZZ

THE DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND

Southland BallroomNov 8 | 9:00

HIP HOP

J LIVECat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 7 | 8:00

NEW ORLEANS JAZZ

PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND



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HIP HOP / COMEDY

MC CHRISCat’s Cradle

Nov 19 | 8:00

FUNK / SOUL

YO MAMA’S BIG FAT BOOTY BAND

Southland BallroomNov 21-22 | 8:00

EDM

FUNKSSKings

Nov 8 | 10:00

CONTEMPORARY BRAZIL

MILTON NASCIMENTOUNC’S Memorial Hall

Nov 22 | 8:00

HIP HOP

FLATBUSH ZOMBIES & THE UNDERACHIEVERS

Lincoln TheatreNov 25 | 8:00

EDM / DUBSTEP

MIMOSALincoln Theatre

Nov 8 | 9:00

FUNK / JAZZ / SOUL

THE NTH POWERThe Pour House

Nov 22 | 8:00

HIP HOP / BLUEGRASS

GANGSTAGRASSMotorco

Nov 19 | 8:00

REGGAE / HIP HOP

I-WAYNEThe Pour House

Nov 18 | 8:00

SPOKEN WORD

CITY SOUL CAFE SPOKEN WORDSmokin Grooves

Wednesdays | 8:00

HIP HOP

METHOD MAN & RED MAN


JAZZ / R&B / FUNK

BRIAN CULBERTSONCarolina Theatre

Nov 21 | 8:00

URBAN - NOV 2014


EDM

MINNESOTASouthland Ballroom

Nov 11 | 8:00

EDM

BRILLZLincoln Theatre

Nov 13 | 9:00

SOUL / FOLK

LEYLA MCCALLA DUOThe Pour House

Nov 16 | 8:00

SOUL / JAZZ

DIANNE REEVESUNC’S Memorial Hall

Nov 16 | 7:30

EDM - NOV 2014

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ELECTRO-POP

YELLECat’s Cradle Nov 11 | 7:30

POST-HARDCORE

EMBRACING GOODBYESouthland Ballroom

Nov 1 | 7:00

ROCK / TRIBUTE

WOUNDED WARRIOR CONCERT: JOE HEROSouthland Ballroom

Nov 2 | 7:00

AMERICANA / GUITAR

ROBIN TROWERCarolina Theatre

Nov 4 | 8:00

AMERICANA / FOLK

RYAN VOSLERThe Pour House

Nov 4 | 8:00

ELECTRONIC / DANCE

TIMEFLIESCat’s Cradle

Nov 13 | 6:00

PSYCHEDELIC / BLUES

CHRIS ROBINSON BROTHERHOODLincoln TheatreNov 1-2 | 9:00

POP / DANCE

T0W3RSNeptunes

Nov 22 | 9:30

ROCK / POST-METAL

THIS WILL DESTROY YOUCat’s Cradle - Back Room

Nov 3 | 7:30

POP / OPERATIC

THE BEST OF RUFUS WAINWRIGHT

Carolina Theatre Nov 8 | 8:00

DEATH METAL / GRINDCORE

CARCASSLincoln Theatre

Nov 4 | 7:30

EDM - NOV 2014 POP - NOV 2014

POP / ACCOUSTIC

SAYWECANFLYKings

Nov 9 | 7:00

ROOTS / AMERICANA

RECKLESS KELLYLincoln Theatre

Nov 3 | 7:00


ROCK - NOV 2014

EDM

PULSE:ELECTRONIC DANCE PARTYLincoln TheatreNov 28 | 10:00

EDM

A MAD WORLD 7Lincoln TheatreNov 28 | 9:00

POP / FOLK / ROCK

PHILLIP PHILLIPSSouthland Ballroom

Nov 2 | 7:30

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ELECTRONIC / NEW WAVE

AARON BEHRENS & THE MIDNIGHT STROLL


ROCK FESTIVAL

SPITTLEFESTThe Pour HouseNov 13-15 | 8:00

ROCK / AMERICANA

DAVE MASON’S TRAFFIC JAM


DEATH METAL / GRINDCORE

GROHG (CD RELEASE PARTY)


ROCK / POP-NOIR

THE OLD CEREMONY Cat’s CradleNov 8 | 8:00

ROCK / HEARTLAND

MELISSA ETHERIDGEDPAC

Nov 11 | 7:30

PUNK / GARAGE

MACHINEGUN EARLThe Pour House

Nov 12 | 8:00

METAL / HARDCORE

CORROSION OF CONFORMITY’S BLIND


ROOTS / AMERICANA

YARNLincoln Theatre

Nov 7 | 9:00

SKA / FUNK

CHERRY POPPIN’ DADDIES


ROCK / FUNK

THE BOURBONSKings

Nov 7 | 8:00

ROCK / GUITAR

IAN HUNTERMotorco

Nov 4 | 8:00

PROGRESSIVE / HARD ROCK

CARL PALMERMotorco

Nov 6 | 8:00

ROCK / REGGAE

TRIBAL SEEDSLincoln Theatre

Nov 6 | 9:00

ROCK / ALT / FOLK

ROBYN HITCHCOCKCat’s Cradle

Nov 5-6 | 8:00

ROCK / ROCKABILLY

REVEREND HORTON HEAT


ROCK - NOV 2014


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FUNK / TRANCE

PAPADOSIOLincoln Theatre

Nov 16 | 9:00

ROCK / JAM BAND

ALAN EVANS’ PLAYONBROTHER


CHRISTIAN / ALT

KILL THE NOISELincoln TheatreNov 22 | 9:00

NEW WAVE / FOLK

JONATHAN RICHMANCat’s Cradle

Nov 22 | 8:00

ROCK / POST-HARDCORE

HEADFIRST FOR HALOSMotorco

Nov 15 | 8:00

ROCK / CELTIC

SCYTHIANCat’s CradleNov 15 | 7:30

ROCK / JAM BAND

TERRAPIN FLYERSouthland Ballroom

Nov 16 | 9:00

EXPERIMENTAL / FUNK

OPPOSITE BOXLocal 506

Nov 14 | 8:00

HARD ROCK / METAL

ACE FREHLEYCarolina Theatre

Nov 17 | 8:00

ROCK

MIRROR7The Pour House

Nov 20 | 8:00

GARAGE / POWER POP

THE SINGLESThe Pour House

Nov 17 | 8:00

ROOTS / REGGAE

JOHN BUTLER TRIOThe Ritz

Nov 15 | 8:00

ROCK / EXPERIMENTAL

MARCO BENEVENTOKings

Nov 14 | 8:00

ROCK - NOV 2014

TALKING HEADS TRIBUTE

SAME AS IT EVER WASSouthland Ballroom

Nov 15 | 9:00

ROCK

UGLY AMERICANS EP RELEASE



ROCK / REGGAE / DUB

PASSAFIRESouthland Ballroom

Nov 13 | 8:00

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COUNTRY / ROOTS

THE LONE BELLOW Haw RIver Ballroom

Nov 5 | 7:00

COUNTRY / SOUL

DRUNKEN PRAYERThe Pour House

Nov 7 | 9:00

CHRISTIAN / ALT

RELIENT KHaw RIver Ballroom

Nov 29 | 6:30

FOLK / TRIBUTE

MACHINE FUNK & IDLEWILD SOUTH

Lincoln TheatreNov 29 |9:00

COUNTRY / ALT ROCK

JASON ISBELLDPAC

Nov 6 | 8:00

COUNTRY / BLUEGRASS

MIPSO AND STEEP CANYON RANGERS

UNC’S Memorial HallNov 8 | 8:00

ROOTS / AMERICANA

URBAN SOILThe Pour House

Nov 29 | 9:00

COUNTRY / A CAPPELLA

HOME FREECarolina Theatre

Nov 4 | 8:00

ROCK - NOV 2014

JOHNNY CASH TRIBUTE

JOHNNY FOLSOM 4Lincoln TheatreNov 28 | 6:00

SKA / REGGAE

MURPHY’S KIDSLocal 506

Nov 29 | 8:00

ROCK / METAL

AETHER REALMThe Pour House

Nov 26 | 8:30

ROCK / TRIBUTE

A LIVE ONE (PHISH TRIBUTE)


ROCK / ELECTRIC GUITAR

ERIC JOHNSON AND MIKE STERN


STONER METAL / SLUDGE

WEEDEATERThe Pour House

Nov 25 | 8:00


50’S ERA BOOGIE WOOGIE

THE DAGMAR BUMPERSThe Pour House

Nov 23 | 8:00

COUNTRY / AMERICANA

MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER


COUNTRY / BLUEGRASS - NOV 2014

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COMEDY / STAND UP

KATHLEEN MADIGANSouthland Ballroom

Nov 22 | 8:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

WYATT CENACCarolina Theatre

Nov 13 | 7:30

COMEDY / STAND UP

JEFF DUNHAMPNC Arena

Nov 9 | 3:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

RICH VOSCarolina Theatre

Nov 6-8 | 7:30 / 10:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

CHRISTOPHER TITUSCarolina Theatre

Nov 7 | 7:30

COMEDY / STAND UP

MARGARET CHOSouthland Ballroom

Nov 20-21 | 7:30 / 10:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

SEATON SMITHGoodnights

Nov 28-29 | 7:30 / 10:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

BILL BELLAMYCats Cradle

Nov 14-15 | 7:30 / 10:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

BROAD CITY LIVECat’s CradleNov 7 | 7:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

NEIL HAMBURGERNeptunes

Nov 15 | 8:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

CHARLIE MURPHYGoodnightsNov 1 | 9:00

COMEDY / STAND UP

DAVE CHAPPELLEDPAC

Nov 7-9 | 7:30

COUNTRY

QDR COUNTRY FOR KIDSCats Cradle

Nov 15 | 7:00

COUNTRY / POP

SHANE LEELocal 506

Nov 21 | 8:00

COUNTRY / WESTERN SWING

THE TIME JUMPERSCarolina Theatre

Nov 24 | 8:00

COUNTRY / ROOTS / FOLK

JASON EADY & ADAM HOOD

Southland BallroomNov 12 | 7:00


COUNTRY / BLUEGRASS - NOV 2014

COMEDY - NOV 2014

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STAGE / KIDS

TEEN TALKCarolina Theatre

Nov 3 | 4:30

CLASSICAL / INDIAN

TERRY RILEY’S IN C Kings

Nov 4 | 9:00

CLASSICAL

CIOMPI CONCERT NO. 2 Duke Baldwin Auditoreum

Nov 1 | 8:00

STAGE / PHILOSOPHY

JAD ABUMRAD OF RADIOLAB


STAGE / READING

WILLIAM GIBSONMotorco

Nov 6 | 8:00

STAGE / JUMPROPE

WORLD’S GREATEST JUMP ROPERS


CLASSICAL

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF THE TRIANGLECarolina Theatre

Nov 9 | 3:00

DANCE / BRAZIL

COMPANHIA URBANA DE DANÇA

Reynolds Industries TheaterNov 7-8 | 8:00

STAGE / DANCE

REAL.LIVE.PEOPLE.DURHAMMotorco

Nov 8-9 | 8:00

PHILOSOPHY / RELIGION

WORLD RELIGIONS: SPOTLIGHT ON JUDAISM


CLASSICAL / PIANO

YEFIM BRONFMANDuke Baldwin Auditoreum

Nov 2 | 7:00

CLASSICAL / STAGE - NOV 2014

STAGE / MUSICAL

CURLEW RIVERUNC’S Memorial Hall

Nov 6-7 | 8:00

DANCE

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE TOUR 2014

DPACNov 12 | 7:30

CLASSICAL /A CAPPELLA

STRAIGHT NO CHASERDPAC

Nov 13 | 7:30

STAGE / THEATRE

GHOST BROTHERS OF DARKLAND COUNTY

DPACNov 14 | 7:30

CLASSICAL & FILM

YMUSIC & SAM GREENDuke Baldwin Auditoreum

Nov 15 | 8:00


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COMIC BOOK CULTURE

NC COMICON 2014Carolina TheatreNov15-16 |Misc

FOOD

RED AND WHITE FOOD & BEVERAGE FESTIVAL

The State Club / NC StateNov 4 | 6:00

CRAFTS

SCARECROW FESTIVALPullen Arts Center

Nov 1 | 11:00AM

STAGE / RADIO / COMEDY

ASK ME ANOTHERCarolina Theatre

Nov 19 | 7:00

STAGE / DANCE

BATSHEVA DANCE COMPANY

UNC’S Memorial HallNov 21| 8:00

ORCHESTRA / LIGHT SHOW

TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRAPNC Arena

Nov 22 | 3:00 / 8:00

CRAFT

THE DURHAM PATCH-WORK MINI-MARKET

MotorcoNov 15 | 12:00

EQUESTRIAN

SOUTHERN HORSE FESTIVAL

Hunt Horse ComplexNov 21-23 | Misc.

ROCK FESTIVAL

S.P.I.T.T.L.E. FESTCarolina TheatreNov 13-15 | 8:00

BALLET

CAROLINA BALLET’S THE NUTCRACKER

DPACNov 28-30 | 2:00

FOOD / MUSIC

INSAIN FALL FESTThe MaywoodNov 15 | 4:00

STAGE / MUSICAL

RODGERS + HAMMER-STEIN’S CINDERELLA

DPACNov 18-23 | 7:30 / 8:00

CLASSICAL / FLAMENCO

DIEGO EL CIGALACarolina Theatre

Nov 20 | 7:00

FOOD

IPREO RALEIGH WINTERFEST

City PlazaNov 22-Feb 1 | 3:00

PARADE

RALEIGH CHRISTMAS PARADE

Downtown RaleighNov 22 | 9:30

BEER

RALEIGH FALL BREW FEST

Cardinal Hall, N RaleighNov 1 | 4:00


CLASSICAL / STAGE - NOV 2014

FESTIVALS - NOV 2014

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