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Sunday February 05 2012 Sunday Brunch Buffet & Irish Jam Session @ Tir Na Nog Irish Pub, , http://www.tirnanogirishpub.com/event

Hey kids we’re just two weeks away from our 2012 Benefit for Interact at The Berkeley Cafe 217 W. Martin St. Raleigh NC. 7pm ALL AGES

The event is only $10 and features great music by The Design, Monika Jaymes Band, The Lawn Darts, Scarlet Virginia, Kim Dicso ,and SoFree! And don’t forget to bring some cash to participate in our raffles! We have prizes from The Carolina Hurricanes, The Carolina Panthers, The Carolina Rollergirls, The Durham Bulls, Blue Water Spa, Stephanie Rose Photography, and 8th Sin Coffee!

Bring your friends/family/co-workers out for a great cause and a fun night of music and prizes! For more information please visit NCLocalMusic.com and as always thank you for supporting Vybee.com!

With a little help from her friends: Kathleen Edwards in Carrboro-

Midway through Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards’ show Tuesday night at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro, she welcomed a familiar face onstage to the delight of the hundreds in attendance.
It wasn’t necessarily a surprise: A few folks had already spotted Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon in his hooded yellow sweatshirt, commingling in the audience with old friends from his Raleigh days, and it’s no secret that Vernon produced Edwards’ outstanding new album Voyageur.…
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Durham’s Delta Rae signs to Sire Records-

Durham-based folk-rock sextet Delta Rae has signed to Sire Records, a subsidiary of the Warner Music Group. Their label mates will include Avenged Sevenfold, Jack’s Mannequin, Regina Spektor and a host of other bands that water down otherwise interesting musical ideas until they are highly safe and consumable.…
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The Local Beat Preview 2/3/12 – Tonight’s Local Beat features Kleptonaut at 5 p.m. and Alpha Cop at 6 p.m. – http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Wknc881FmRaleigh/~3/HYAR2geYKEU/

Videos: Megafaun, Mount Moriah and The Beast gather to fund a Durham school-

Before last Saturday, I had never heard of a venue selling out twice in one evening. But at Motorco, the first half of the night—a benefit for the Central Park School For Children—opened with a mob of young children and their parents anxiously awaiting the student performances to begin.…
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Videos: The Gathering Church praises in Carrboro-

Friday night’s performance at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro offered an interesting array of area musicians, centered for an evening around gospel songs. While that might immediately turn off some concertgoers, the songs being played—at least according to Gathering Church Associate Pastor Chris Breslin—were more soul music than anything else.…
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Live: Jeff Mangum returns to a (very formal) Chapel Hill stage-

Jeff Mangumw/ Andrew, Laura & ScottMemorial Hall, Chapel HillJanuary 30, 2012

Photography was not permitted at Jeff Mangum’s show in Chapel Hill on Monday night, increasing the sense that we were about to witness a rare, delicate artifact that could be damaged by bright lights. Yet the person that emerged seemed average, affable and mild, more like someone who had just woken up refreshed after being in suspended animation for 13-odd years than a wild-eyed hermit.…
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The guide to the week’s concerts

Carolina Chocolate Drops, Luminescent Orchestrii, Kenny Roby, The Houston Brothers, WKNC Double Barrel Benefit, Mountain Goats, Nurses, Vannevar, Theophilus London, Phony Ppl., more

This week’s guide contains: YES, PLEASE: Carolina Chocolate Drops, Luminescent Orchestrii, Kenny Roby, The Houston Brothers, WKNC Double Barrel Benefit, Mountain Goats, Nurses, Vannevar, Theophilus London, Phony Ppl.…
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http://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/the-guide-to-the-weeks-concerts/Content?oid=2769601

Bull City Metal Fest embraces the genre’s many alloys

Plus: Our guide to the essential listens at Bull City Metal Fest, and The Body and Braveyoung’s future visions
by Bryan C. Reed, Grayson Currin, Corbie Hill and Karen A. Mann
In booking the second annual Bull City Metal Fest, Casbah talent buyer Steve Gardner had a clear goal: variety. “Really, it’s kind of metal and heavy music and a bunch of stuff rolled up together,” he says.…
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http://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/bull-city-metal-fest-embraces-the-genres-many-alloys/Content?oid=2771276

DBB9 Band Spotlight: Gross Ghost – Double Barrel Benefit 9 is coming up this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 3 and 4, and oh my is it going to be something wonderful.  Filled with an eclectic mix of local talent spanned across two nights, The Pour House is going to be housing one of the finest locally-grown lineups of the year,  including [...] – http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Wknc881FmRaleigh/~3/GALrkX7NEv0/

Landing in America: Kathleen Edwards’ Voyageur-

“I’m moving to America,” Kathleen Edwards sings over and over in the chorus of “Empty Threat,” the lead track of her new album, Voyageur. Thing is, it wasn’t an empty threat: The Canadian singer-songwriter recently relocated to Wisconsin, leaving behind a marriage to a former bandmate and finding a new beginning both musically and personally with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon.…
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Listen to the tango born in the Buenos Aires at the Meymandi Concert Hall!
Today is the day to see it!

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Individuals can get personal sessions for $50/hr and Groups of 3 or more are $35/person –

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Live: Five bands in a taco shack-

Spider Bags, Paint Fumes, Flesh Wounds, Brainbows, SnakeThursday, Jan. 26La Salamandra, Durham
La Salamandra isn’t designed for hosting rock bands, and it shows.…
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On Glenwood Avenue, a new, old-fashioned record store for Raleigh-

For more than a few years now, Hillsborough Street’s Schoolkids Records claimed the title of “only independent record store in Raleigh.” That’s no longer the case: In The Groove Records—a used-only record store that buys, sells and trades vintage vinyl, with plans to expand into new goods—has moved into the Carter Building, an art studio-dominated space just down from the intersection of Glenwood Avenue and Hillsborough Street. The store opened on January 18 and is owned by long-time Raleigh resident and artist Greg Rollins, who says he saw a niche for a used-only shop in the Triangle.…
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The Local Beat Preview 1/27/12 – Only one interview on a shortened Local Beat this week: The Evil Tenors. Join us at 5 p.m., followed by the basketball game at 6:30 p.m. – http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Wknc881FmRaleigh/~3/1-Fkpo1SBfs/

Raleigh courts the International Bluegrass Music Association Awards-

The circulating word is that the International Bluegrass Music Associations (IBMA) Awards are looking for a new home. A group of local bluegrass musicians and enthusiasts are, of course, trying to make that new home here in Raleigh.…
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