They’re playing both the early countdown and late night stage at First Night Raleigh, New Year’s Eve.īatalá Durham and Paperhand Puppet Intervention led a people’s parade on November 30 from American Tobacco to CCB Plaza to light a huge tree across from the Unscripted Hotel. Kaira Ba is also closing out 2018 with a BANG. Braimah, a phenomenally talented and highly sought-after Djembe Fola whose vision is to build a reverence for folkloric West African music in hopes of it evolving and being placed in the world musical arenas of jazz, funk, fusion, world music, and hip-hop, is a new face of African percussion both nationally and internationally. Click here for $15 tickets to this all-ages 8 p.m.
( Phil Cook’s Given Family/Chosen Family project at Motorco Music Hall.)ĭiali Cissokho & Kaira Ba open for Weedie Braimah Wednesday, December 12. Less than a month after AfroPunk reviewed a video from her forthcoming album, Good Luck America, Kamara Thomas traded her trademark “Cosmic Americana” comfort zone to channel Aretha Franklin last weekend. There are residential options, dozens of artist studios inside, Hi-Wire Brewing just opened, parking is plentiful and Cicely Mitchell of So When Do I Clap? is curating this stage next year! See this covered stage, called SummerStage and a 100+ year-old smoke stack? This is the historic, newly-unveiled Golden Belt Campus in Durham, and a view you can’t see from Main Street. Late FALL still had that summer fun vibe–what’s on the horizon for 2019?
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