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Friday Sept 21 Catls Cradle 2 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2012 THE CARRBORO CITIZEN MUSIC CALENDAR SPOTLIGHT: thURSDAY SEpt 20 Southern Rail: Mahalo Jazz. 7pm CRADLE IN thE CoMMONS The ArtsCenter: Robin and MONDAY SEpt 24 Linda Williams and Their Fine FR 9/21 The Cave: LATE: Akris, Bezoar Group. 8pm TIFT MERRITT Tres Amigos: Bacon. 6pm. Free CARRBORO Cat’s Cradle: Jo Gore and The COMMONS WITH MEGAFAUN Alternative, Lizzy Ross Band. TUESDAY SEpt 25 AND MANDOLIN 8 :30pm. $10 /12 ORANGE Cat’s Cradle: Brother Ali, Blank The Cave: LATE: Nanner-head, Tape Beloved, Homeboy Sandman, Burke Hilburn, Grey Market The Reminders. 9:30pm. $14/16 City Tap: Phatlynx. 8pm The Cave: LATE: Poor Old Shine FR 9/21 THE OLD CEREMONY TH 9/27 The Depot: Eric Bannon. 8pm The Depot: Nash Street Ram- ANTIBALAS blers. 7:30pm Linda’s Bar and Grill: Robert Griffen. 7:30pm Local 506: The Corin Tucker WE 9/26 Local 506: Dynasty Electric. 9pm. Band, Birds of Avalon. 9pm. $10-12 WE 9/26 TORO Y $7-8 Table NC: Raven Riddge. 6pm. STARS MOI Nightlight: Home Body. 9:30pm. Free MOTORCO IN $5 DURHAM WEDNESDAY SEpt 26 MO 10/1 Southern Rail: Doug Largent Cat’s Cradle: Stars, Diamond SA 9/29 MINUS THE Trio. 7pm. The Lake Isle. 10pm Rings, California Wives. 9pm. BEAR FRONTIER Weaver St. Market (CBO): $22/24 RUCKUS LINCOLN LOCAL 506 THEATRE (RAL) Climb Jacob’s Ladder. 6pm The Cave: EARLY: The Late TU 10/9 Weaver St. Market (HBO): Comers TH 9/20**($10/$12) SA 10/20 LANGHORNE TENNIS ALBUM RELEASE SHOW SLIM & THE LAW Tim Stambaugh and Friends. Fifth Season: The Ambassadors. JO GORE AND THE W/THE LAST BISON AND 6:30pm ALTERNATIVE WYLIE HUNTER & THE 6pm. Free W/LIZZY ROSS BAND CAZADORES**($13/$15) Local 506: The Bleeding Twats, FR 9/21**($10/$12) THE SU 10/21 AFGHAN FRIDAY SEpt 21 OLD CEREMONY WHIGS W/WUSSY**($35) Caffe Driade: La Jeder. 8pm Mad Loco Motives, Saint Hooligan. “FAIRYTALES AND OTHER Tift Merritt Photo by Parker Fitzgerald TU 10/23 9pm. $7 FORMS OF SUICIDE” STATE Carolina Inn: Big Fat Gap. 5pm RADIO**($16) SA 9/22 YEP ROC RECORD RELEASE Southern Rail: Gmish Klezmer PARTY WITH SPECIAL WE 10/24**($18/$20) BETH ORTON Carrboro Town Commons: The Cradle in the Commons, featuring Tift Merritt, Megafaun and Man- GUESTS MEGAFAUN FAT WRECK CHORDS TOUR Band. 7pm Tift Merritt, Megafaun, Mandolin dolin Orange, will take over downtown Carrboro this Friday, Sept. 21. (ACOUSTIC SET) LAGWAGON ALSO SA 9/22 BETH ORTON W/DEAD TO ME, Orange. 5:30pm thURSDAY SEpt 27 The free concert will be hosted by Cat’s Cradle and the Town of Car- W/SAM AMIDON**($25) FLATLINERS, USELESS ID R S N I P E E T NG Cat’s Cradle: The Old Ceremo- Cat’s Cradle: Antibalas, The rboro in the Carrboro Town Commons. Songwriter Tift Merritt will SU 9/23**($15/$18) TH 10/25**($15) LOCAL 506 (CHAPEL HILL) TWIN SHADOW THE SEA AND CAKE SA 9/29 FRONTIER RUCKUS ny, Megafaun. 9:30pm. $10/12 Brand New Life. 9pm. $15/17 feature her latest album, Traveling Alone, which is set for release on Yep W/NIKI AND THE DOVE W/MATTHEW W/MAGNOLIA COLLECTIVE Roc Records on Oct. 2. Local favorites Megafaun and Mandolin Orange TU 9/25 MOURNING IN AMERICA FRIEDBERGER TU 10/2 THE SOFT PACK The Cave: EARLY: Boogie Rev- The Cave: EARLY: Ridge Frissell W/HEAVY HAWAII will also perform. TOUR BROTHER ALI FR 10/26**($15/$17) erie LATE: Pipe, Gross Ghost Chapel Hill Underground: W/BLANK TAPE SHARON VAN FR 10/19 MILO GREENE While the concert is free to the public, a voucher guaranteeing entry BELOVED ETTEN W/LUCIUS City Tap: Sarah Shook and The Dex Romweber and The New & MORE**($14/$16) W/DAMIEN JURADO SU 10/21 GENERATIONALS prior to 6 p.m. is required. Concert vouchers are available online at W/MAUS HAUS AND Devil. 9pm Romans, Holiday Parking WE 9/26 STARS**($22/$24) SA 10/27 OLD 97S “TOO BRETT HARRIS catscradle.com or at a number of local businesses including CD Alley, W/DIAMOND RINGS AND FAR TO CARE” tOUR W/SALIM WE 11/7 ANAMANAGUCHI The Depot: The Reagan Project. City Tap: Doug Largent Trio. Schoolkids Records, Jessee’s Coffee House and Cat’s Cradle. Parking CALIFORNIA WIVES NOURALLAH AND RHETT MO 12/10 RACHAEL TICKET PRICE INCLUDES 6pm 8pm MILLER ACOUSTIC YAMAGATA will be limited, and walking or biking is strongly encouraged. Chapel FREE DOWNLOAD OF UPCOMING ALBUM SU 10/28**($18/$20) MOTORCO (DURHAM) The Kraken: Gulley. 9pm. Free The Depot: Lise Uyanik Jazz Hill Transit will operate a free shuttle to the event every 15 minutes STEPHEN KELLOGG “THE NORTH” WE 9/26 TORO Y MOI Quartet. 8pm from 5-10 p.m. between the Jones Ferry Park & Ride and the Town & THE SIXERS W/THE CHOIR QUIT, CAN’T KIDS, Local 506: Hunter Valentine, TH 9/27 ANTIBALAS W/MIGGS ORGANOS Commons. W/THE BRAND NEW Morgan’s End. 9pm. $8-10 Linda’s Bar and Grill: Robert SA 10/27 AC NEWMAN LIFE**($15/$17) MO 10/29 AESOP ROCK W/ROB SONIC AND W/THE MYNABIRDS Griffen. 7:30pm Come out for local music and fun; there’s no better time to join your FR 9/28 BEN SOLLEE Nightlight: Carolina Creates DJ BIG WIZ W/DARK WE 11/14 PINBACK W/LUKE Nightlight: Orgavin, Mecanikill, friends and neighbors for a wonderful community event. The gates TIME SUNSHINE**($20) THE LONGBRANCH (RALEIGH) Music Showcase. 9pm. $3 REYNOLDS**($15/$17) open at 5 p.m. and the music begins at 5:30. For more information, visit TU 10/30**($18/$20) TH 9/20 GIRL TALK Little Black Rain Clouds. 9:30pm. SA 9/29 CYNAMATIK / FREAK Southern Rail: Alex Bowers and NOUVELLE VAGUE W/G-SIDE $5 catscradle.com CIRCUS! CARRBORO TOWN COMMONS Friends. 7:30pm TH 11/1 ELECTRIC SIX SU 9/30 CARRBORO MUSIC FR 9/21 TIFT MERRITT, W/LITTLE Southern Rail: Underhill Rose. FESTIVAL MEGAFAUN, MANDOLIN Andy Vaughan and The Driveline. The Cave: EARLY: Chatterin’ FREE SHOW 3PM - MIDNIGHT! HURRICANE**($12/$14) SATURDAY SEpt 22 9pm ORANGE FREE SHOW!! 9pm. Free Teeth MO 10/1 POLIÇA**($12/$14) SA 11/3 MIPSO Caffe Driade: Joseph Aaskov. W/DAVID CHILDERS AND ATTENDANCE VOUCHERS ONLINE Weaver Street Market W/GARDENS AND VILLA AT CATSCRADLE.COM 8pm THE OVERMOUNTAIN Local 506: Mercury Dime, John City Tap: Dmitri Resnik Band. WE 10/3 THE GREEN (CBO): Snort Beast. 6pm. Free MEN**($10) ZIGGY'S (WINSTON SALEM) Howie Jr and The Rosewood Bluff, 8pm W/STICK FIGURE AND FR 9/21 Carolina Brewery (Pitts): WE 11/7**($12/$15) TODD SNIDER MATT IRIE**($13/$15) AND THE BURNOUTS Tommy Edwards and Loneseome FRIDAY SEpt 28 Jeffrey Dean Foster. 9pm. $6 The Depot: Lynn McGee and TH 10/4 GODSPEED JD McPHERSON HAW RIVER BALLROOM Carolina Inn: Down River. 5pm YOU! BLACK FR 11/9 “THE HEIST” WORLD (SAXAPAHAW) Heart. 7pm. Free Modern Fossil: Tubby Ridge The Monarchs. 6pm. The Harvey EMPEROR TOUR MACKLEMORE SA 9/22 BOWERBIRDS Band. 6pm Free Dalton Arnold Band. 8:30pm SOLD W/AIRSTRIP AND RYAN LEWIS Cat’s Cradle: Beth Orton, Sam Cat’s Cradle: Ben Sollee, Luke OUT W/PRYPYAT SOLD OUT! W/DEE-1**($18/$20) Amidon. 8pm. $25 Reynolds. 8pm. $15/17 Open Eye: TRIPP Band. 8pm Internationalist Books: SA 11/10 BEN GIBBARD FR 10/5 THE WHIGS SA 11/10**($12/$14) W/ADVANCE BASE Subculture Danger, Le Fomo. 9pm W/PONDEROSA**($12) The Cave: LATE: Supreme The Cave: EARLY: Taz Southern Rail: Alex Bowers and DIRTY GUV’NAHS (SEATED SHOW) W/DARK WATER RISING SA 10/6 EASY STAR THE CASBAH (DUR) Fiction, Jesse Wooten, Isaak Halloween,Mark Simonsen and Friends. 7:30pm The Kraken: Bevel Summers. ALL-STARS SU 11/11 WE DON’T EVEN LIVE SA 9/22 MICHELLE Krautwurst Billy Sugarfix LATE: Zen Frisbee, W/AGGROLITES**($15/$17) HERE TOUR P.O.S. Weaver St. Market (HBO): 9pm. Free SHOCKED Shark Quest SU 10/7 THE W/SPECIAL GUEST BAD SU 9/30 NEIL HALSTEAD City Tap: Time Sawyer. 8pm New Town Drunks. 6:30pm Local 506: Magnolia Collective. RABBITS**($12/$15) DISMEMBERMENT WE 10/31 NOAH GUNDERSEN City Tap: Andy Coats and the PLAN w/mewithoutYou WE 11/14 & DAVID RAMIREZ The Depot: See No Weevil. 8:30pm. $10 AND BEN DAVIS & THE SATURDAY SEpt 29 ALL TIME LOW WE 11/7 TRIXIE WHITLEY 8:30pm Bank Walkers. 8pm Open Eye: Saludos Compay. 8pm JETTS**($22/$24) W/THE SUMMER Caffe Driade: Scott Niebauer. SA 11/17 KAKI KING The Depot: Not Dead Yet. TU 10/9 TENNIS SET, THE DOWNTOWN KINGS (RALEIGH) Haw River Ballroom: Bower- Southern Rail: Lee Gildersleeve W/WILD BELLE**($12/$14) FICTION AND HIT THE 8pm WE 9/26 NICKI BLUHM birds. 9pm 8:30pm WE 10/10**($15/$17) LIGHTS**($21/$24) & THE GRAMBLERS Cat’s Cradle: Cynamatik Freak and Bad Dog Blues Band. 6pm MELVINS LITE SA 11/17**($15) W/SEAN ROWE The Kraken: Puritan Rodeo, Ayr The Kraken: Crumb Catcher, W/TWEAK BIRD INFAMOUS TU 10/16 TILLY AND THE Circus. $8/10 TH 10/11 + FR 10/12 + SA 10/13 STRINGDUSTERS WALL W/NICKI DA B Mountaineers, Bevel Summers. YR15... 15 YEAR CELEBRATION SU 11/18 DAVID TH 10/18 PASSION PIT 6pm Free FOR YEP ROC RECORDS! W/ BAZAN BAND PLAYS AFTER PARTY! NICK LOWE, ROBYN PEDRO THE LION'S LINCOLN THEATRE (RAL) Local 506: Some Army, HITCHCOCK, FOUNTAINS CONTROL**($13/$15) MO 10/1 MINUS THE BEAR SPOTLIGHT: STARS OF WAYNE, ELENI W/CURSIVE AND CASPIAN TOW3RS, Gray Young.
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