Hozier announces 2015 summer tour, coming to Raleigh with The Antlers

Irish singer-songwriter Andrew Hozier-Byrne, better known as simply as Hozier, had a breakout year in 2014 with the release his self-titled debut album propelled by the unlikely hit single "Take Me to Church." He has extended his 2015 tour plans into the summer and will now be making a stop in the Triangle after playing the Bonnaroo Festival in Tennessee.

Hozier will play the Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh on Friday, June 19. The Antlers will open. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, February 13, via the Duke Energy Center box office and Ticketmaster for $29.50 to $45.

The Antlers announce spring 2015 tour, coming to Carrboro

Photo by Marc Lemoine

Brooklyn indie rockers The Antlers released their fifth full-length album Familiars last summer and the band will head out on the road this spring opening for Death Cab For Cutie. Though that tour is not stopping here, The Antlers will kick things off with a headline show in the Triangle before joining the big Death Cab tour.

They will play the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro on Sunday, April 26. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, February 6, via Ticketfly for $17.

Check out the music video for the song "Refuge" from the album Familiars below.

The Antlers announces fall tour, coming to Raleigh

Photo by Shervin Lainez

New York indie rockers The Antlers released their fourth studio album in May titled Burst Apart. After finishing their European trek through August, the band will return to the U.S. for a fall tour.

They'll make a top at Kings in downtown Raleigh on Friday, September 23. Tickets will be on sale soon via etix for $15.

Stream or download the song "Parentheses" from Burst Apart via the widget below (click the arrow on the far right side to download).

Moogfest 2011 adds 11 new performers including Moby

Much like last year, Moogfest is rolling out their 2011 lineup in waves, and the second wave has just hit the shore.

11 performers have been added to the lineup, most notably, chrome domed electronic superstar Moby. Other additions are Amon Tobin, Dan Deacon, Kode9, The Antlers, Atlas Sound, Glasser, Beak>, Stickmen, Lunzproject (Tim Story and Hans Joachim-Roedelius) and Wham City Comedy Tour.

With all of those additions, the festival says that even more additions are still to come, so we'll keep you posted once the lineup grows again. Check out the full, updated lineup below.