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NYC's West 53rd Street briefly to become 'U2 Way'
Rock band U2 is getting official recognition for its stint this week on David Letterman's show.
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Fiddlers' fest is May 22
The 2009 edition of the Fiddler's Grove Ole Time Fiddler's and Bluegrass Festival will be held May 22-24, organizers announced Monday.
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MCC Inspirational Choir Event on Sunday
MCC Inspirational Choir's "20th Annual Choir Day to be held Sunday.
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Davidson Express returns to downtown Mooresville
Mooresville Concerts presents Davidson Express on Sunday, February 15 at 3:00 p.m. at the Charles Mack Citizen Center.
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Lake Norman synagogues join to offer concert
Three Jewish congregations in Lake Norman are hosting a free performance by the University of Pennsylvania Shabbatones on Saturday, Jan. 10.
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Family gospel concert set for Jan. 11
Mooresville Concerts will present The Cockman Family at 3 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 11, at The Charles Mack Citizens Center.
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Bluegrass, Appalachian music come to downtown Mooresville
The second season of The Mooresville Concerts Series continues with a performance by The Boys of Buncombe on Saturday, November 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Charles Mack Citizens' Center in historic downtown Mooresville. This is a very reasonably priced evening, with admission only $10, $5 for children under 10.
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New books let readers see behind the scenes of 2 careers
Music. You can play it. You can watch it. You can certainly listen to it.
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Blues coming to downtown Mooresville
The second season of Mooresville Concerts continues with a performance by The Boys of Buncombe on Saturday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Charles Mack Citizen Center downtown.
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N.C. Symphony coming to Iredell
The holiday season is still a ways off, but here's a good way to get it started: The North Carolina Symphony will present a Holiday Pops concert Dec. 10 in Statesville.
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Muzak Heart & Soul Foundation's 3rd annual Battle of the Bands is accepting entries
Muzak Heart & Soul Foundation's 3rd annual Battle of the Bands, a competition open to high school students in Mecklenburg and surrounding counties are looking for entries.
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Local teen goes solo with first CD release
After being the front man of the popular local band The Verge, Desmond Myers is trying to make a name for himself.
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Scottish National Champion fiddler to perform at Second Fret
Jamie Laval, the 2002 National Scottish Fiddle Champion, will be making a stop in downtown Statesville on his eastern tour.
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Local 'Claymates' respond to Aiken's coming out
Pop star Clay Aiken came out this week in a cover-story issue of People magazine."I can tell you the general feeling among myself and my friends," said Deanie Lambeth, the founder of a local Aiken fan club. "We've all been talking about it, and we still love Clay. And we understand it's not easy to come out."
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Iredell Concert Association kicks off season on Sept. 21
The Iredell Concert Association will open its 2008-09 season at 3 p.m. Sept. 21 at the newly-renovated Mac Gray Auditorium on the Statesville High School campus with a performance called "Pizzazzz! American Style."
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Blues & Burritos adds guest performers
The Eighth Annual Blues & Burritos, scheduled for Friday, Sept. 19, has added Max Drake and Pat "Mother Blues" Cohen as special guest performers, joining the Part Time Blues Band and Laura Blackley.
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Mooresville Concerts season opens with Lake Norman Big Band
Mooresville Concerts opens its second season with a performance by The Lake Norman Big Band on Saturday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Charles Mack Citizen Center in downtown Mooresville.
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Elvis Week brings out thousands recalling the good times
Saturday is D-Day for Elvis Presley fanatics. You know who you are, and so do your neighbors.
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The Lascivious Biddies are having lots of fun, and so are their fans
Since forming in 2000, The Lascivious Biddies, an all-female quartet from New York, has been steadfastly touring, recording and otherwise tirelessly promoting the band's highly entertaining mix of jazz, pop and cabaret, cut through and through with smart humor.
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Avetts kept to their game plan, and it worked
Find fame one fan at a time. Keep the music genuine. A simple plan for success.
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Miami's Hit Factory has been haven for musicians from beginning
On any given night, as the fabled moon rises over Miami, the densest concentration of pop stars per square foot is likely to be found not in some South Beach nightclub, but in a quiet warehouse section 15 miles to the north. Rolls-Royces and Ferraris fill spaces reserved for Justin Timberlake or Jennifer Lopez. Assorted rock stars stop to chat in a parking lot next to the studio that many music aficionados consider hallowed ground.
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