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The 28-year-old from Winston-Salem has cultivated an upbeat sound with pop refrains and inventive, laugh-out-loud lyrics. He discusses his songs and ongoing devotion to The Beatles.
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Navigating teenage life is hard. So what if you could take a pill that took control for you? In "Be More Chill," local teens find out it's not always that simple, or easy — and that's OK.
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The reggae superstar is gaining renewed attention with the release of his biopic this week: "Bob Marley: One Love." Charlotte fans can further indulge in Marley's music at a tribute concert this Friday in NoDa.
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Bella Abzug isn't as widely known today as other feminist icons in U.S. political history, but a new documentary makes the case she should be. Audiences can view "Bella!" and meet the filmmaker as part of the 20th annual Charlotte Jewish Film Festival.
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Emanuel Wynter's music blends rock, soul, and R&B with cool, confident vocals and a swaggering electric violin. He talks with WFAE about his live album recorded at The Evening Muse in February 2023.
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Liam Pearce was once a familiar face on stages around Charlotte, performing in community shows and at Northwest School of the Arts, where he graduated in 2018. Now, he's starring in the new Broadway musical "How to Dance in Ohio."
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"Los Fotógrafos 2" ("The Photographers 2") is the second group photography show by Charlotte’s OBRA Collective, dedicated to promoting Latino and immigrant creatives.
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A new theater company in Charlotte opens its first production this weekend at a time when the local theater landscape has been shifting coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Community theaters have had a tough time rebounding from the coronavirus pandemic, but Charlotte's Three Bone Theatre says it's doing OK as the group prepares to open its new season at The Arts Factory this weekend.
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Ahead of his performance with the Charlotte Symphony, singer-songwriter Cody Fry joined WFAE's Nick de la Canal to discuss his musical influences and what he hopes to achieve through his work.
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Hough High graduate Jordon Taylor returns home to Charlotte this week as part of the national tour of "Funny Girl." The Charlotte native shares her story and some advice for young performers aspiring for a career in the arts.
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New York-based bassist Brandon Lopez conjures up whole worlds of sound using his instrument and his unique approach has made him an in-demand sideman and collaborator. Lopez is performing in Charlotte Saturday night and he joined WFAE's Marshall Terry on Morning Edition ahead of the show.