Remembering Karen Weatherman, Hardcore Scene Matriarch
Anyone who knew Karen Weatherman, local hardcore-scene matriarch and co-proprietor of Weatherman Jewelers, will appreciate the bitter irony of her […]
Music
Annual Duke Arts Summer Concert Series Changes Things Up
In 2016, the Pinhook put on a show with secret billing. It wasn’t for a fun reason: The downtown queer
Juneteenth Fest launches emergency appeal as it faces $80,000 shortfall
Denver’s annual Juneteenth Music Festival will this year shrink to a single day as organizers grapple with an $80,000 funding
On “Alex,” Daughter of Swords Crafts Cheerful Cynicism
When I meet Alex Sauser-Monnig, the musician who performs under the name Daughter of Swords, it’s been two days since
Dreamville Fest Is Too Good of a Party To Shut Down
An abridged list of things famously billed as final chapters that, ultimately, turned out not to be: Michael Jordan’s ’97-’98
Brewery Owner Kenny Hobby Dies at 72
Whether or not they’ll tell it in the interests of protecting the guilty, every Raleigh club-goer of a certain age
Madonna and Elton John End Their Decades-Old Feud
She described the moment of forgiveness, writing that she had found out that John was scheduled to be the musical
On “Belonging,” Branford Marsalis Reimagines a Classic
Although the renowned saxophonist Branford Marsalis is technically no longer a local, he’s still very much around. He remains an
A Last-Minute, No-Wristband Guide to Dreamville Weekend
This story was originally posted on Super Empty The fifth and not-so-final installment of J. Cole’s annual 50,000-attendee-per-day extravaganza, Dreamville Festival, is officially sold
Joe DePugh, Pitcher Who Inspired Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Glory Days,’ Dead at 75
Joe DePugh, the Little League teammate of Bruce Springsteen who inspired the rocker’s hit song “Glory Days,” a rousing, bittersweet