Philadelphia indie pop band CRUISR has been busy touring the country building a name for themselves across the U.S. The band will hit the road this fall supporting Misterwives on tour, but on a day off during the tour they'll play a headlining show in the Triangle.
Charlotte singer-songwriter Benji Hughes has just become the newest artist to join the Merge Records family and he'll have new music out on the label this fall.
Up and coming Philadelphia indie pop band CRUISR is hitting the road this spring in support of their new EP Go For It
and they'll make a stop in the Triangle in a few weeks.
Florida indie rockers Hundred Waters will hit the road again in early 2015 in support of their latest album The Moon Rang Like a Bell (check out our review HERE) and the dates will bring them back to the Triangle.
Chapel Hill rock club Local 506 has been teasing their big New Year's Eve show on their website for a few weeks tell folks to wait for the big announcement. Now we know that local favorites The Old Ceremony will be ringing in 2015 at the club on Wednesday, December 31, with Skylar Gudasz.
Indie rocker Generationals just released their fourth full-length album this week titled Alix and the band has just extended their fall tour plans into December when they'll make a stop in the Triangle.
Singer-songwriter Steve Poltz, best known for co-writing some of Jewel's early songs including the hit "You Were Meant for Me," released a new album earlier this year titled The Accident and he is hitting the road this fall on a big North American tour in support of it.
Up and coming Ohio indie folk band Saintseneca released their Anti- Records released sophomore album Dark Arc earlier this year and the band are hitting the road on a big fall tour in support of it.
Veteran rockers Meat Puppets are teaming up with singer-songwriter Cass McCombs for a fall co-headline tour that will take the bands across the country.
Portland rockers Ages and Ages released their sophomore album Divisionary earlier this year and they have just announced a new fall tour in support of it.
The crowd at Local 506 was treated to a sonic and visual experience like no other Wednesday night. GEMS and Hundred waters, playing their final show on tour together, brought down the house.
Singer-songwriter and Dinosaur Jr. frontman J Mascis will release a new album this summer via Sub Pop titled Tied to a Star. The album will be released on August 26 and then Mascis will hit the road on a big U.S. tour in the fall.
Canadian indie rockers Islands released their fifth studio album last fall titled Ski Mask and the band is gearing up for a tour this fall in support of it.
New York indie rockers Woods just released a new album in April titled With Light and With Love and have already planned to release a new 7" single on July 8 titled "Tambourine Light." The band will hit the road on a summer tour that will bring them to the Triangle.
New York psychedelic rockers DIIV are heading out on a short summer tour in July to work out some new songs before heading back to the studio to complete their sophomore album, the follow-up to 2012's Oshin.
British post-punk group Eagulls made a stop in Chapel Hill last night while touring for their first full-length release, the self-titled Eagulls. Although the crowd was sparse and unenthusiastic, the band was able to pick up the slack from the audience and use their raw power to still have a great performance.
Nashville indie rockers Kopecky Family Band are heading back out of the road this spring and summer after spending time earlier this year in the studio working on the follow-up to their debut album Kids Raising Kids (check out our review of the album HERE).
New Jersey rockers Titus Andronicus have reportedly been working on a 33-song rock opera-esque album about manic depression that is expected out in the fall but in the meantime the band will hit the road for a few shows in the spring that will include a stop in the Triangle.
After releasing their highly acclaimed debut album America Give Up in 2012, Minnesota indie rockers Howler are back with their sophomore album World of Joy that will hit stores on March 25. After touring Europe where they've built quite a following, the band will return to the North American for a spring tour.
Up and coming indie singer-songwriter Erika M. Anderson, better known as EMA, will release a new album on April 8 titled The Future's Void and she'll hit the road on a big North American tour this spring ins support of it.