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Veteran singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco released her 18th album last year titled Allergic to Water and in early 2016 she'll head on a series of trio dates, backed by a drummer and bassist, the will bring her to the Triangle.
Rock and roll supergroup Hard Working Americans, Todd Snider, Dave Schools, Neal Casal, Duane Trucks, Chad Staehly and Jesse Aycock, are hitting the road this August on a short summer tour and the band will be making a stop in the Triangle.
released last year below.
Georgia indie pop band of Montreal just released a new album earlier this year titled Aureate Gloom
and they have just announced a massive summer and fall tour in support of the album that will bring them to the Triangle.
Funk/soul group Robert Randolph and The Family Band are heading out on the road this summer and they have just added a date in the Triangle next month.
. Check out the music video for "Amped Up" from the album below.
Florida punk rockers Against Me! are heading back out on the road this summer in support of their latest album Transgender Dysphoria Blues
and it will kick off right here in the Triangle.
Quirky prog rock trio Primus will hit the road this summer to tour the U.S. with support from indie rock power trio Dinosaur Jr.
that reimagines the soundtrack of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
. Check out "Pure Imagination" from the album below.
The Triangle's favorite string band, Chatham County Line, has taken to playing mostly seated venues in the Triangle in recent years but this summer they'll return to a noisy rock club for another potential battle with rowdy crowds.
English rockers The Psychedelic Furs haven't released a new studio album since 1991's World Outside but the band have continued touring regularly and will hit the road again this spring.
Seven-piece Alabama soul band St. Paul and the Broken Bones will hit festivals across the U.S. this spring and summer. While they're out on the road they'll make a stop in the Triangle for a headlining show.
Last month WKNC announced that Spider Bags and Eternal Summers will headline the two shows comprising this year's Double Barrel Benefit in Raleigh and Carrboro. Now the rest of the lineups have been released.
Pop rockers Guster will release their first studio album since 2010 on January 13 titled Evermotion and they have just extended the tour in support of it into the spring with a stop in the Triangle.
Jersey rockers The Gaslight Anthem have become regular visitors to the Triangle and they'll return early next year in support of their latest album Get Hurt, released in August.
Singer-songwriter Sturgill Simpson has been making quite a splash this year with his acclaimed sophomore album Metamodern Sounds in Country Music which has led to multiple late night talk show appearances and bigger shows. Simpson was just in town opening for Jason Isbell at DPAC and now he'll come back for his own show early next year.
Singer-songwriter Joshua Radin is hitting the road in early 2015 on a month and a half long North American tour and he will make a stop in the Triangle in March.
Alabama rapper Yelawolf is preparing to release his second solo album, Love Story, sometime before the end of the year and he has just announced a big fall tour dubbed Slumerican Made that will make a stop in the Triangle.
When we told you about the announcement of the Hopscotch Music Festival day parties for 2014, there was still a big "TBA" listed for the Wednesday night pre-festival party at the Lincoln Theatre.
Hip hop icons Method Man and Redman are heading out this fall on the Smokers Club Tour and one stop on their outing will be right here in the Triangle.
Canadian indie pop band Stars is back this fall with the seventh full-length album No One is Lost due out on October 14. They have just announced a fall tour in support of the album that will bring them back to the Triangle.