Memorial Auditorium
The Blues Is Alright Tour comes to Raleigh Memorial Auditorium with The 13th Annual Raleigh Blues Festival on Friday, February 21. The Blues is a musical storytelling filled with stark emotion and a revolving reality check. It's authentically raw; transforming tragedy adversity and heartache into a visceral and cathartic experience. This special night of emotive lyrics and guitar-driven accompaniment features performances by Tucka, Pokey Bear, West Love, J-Wonn, Theodis Ealey, and Live in the Flesh Band.
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Fletcher Opera Theater
PineCone favorites The Steel Wheels return with songs to get us through hard times and hard choices and into a brighter tomorrow. “As a band,” says frontman Trent Wagler, “our aim is to make music that acknowledges the pain and difficulty of the moment, but takes a step back to look at the harmony we can create through all that life throws at us." Harmony, both musical and universal, is at the core of the Virginia-based folk-rock band’s sound. And you’ll feel it in the audience, too.
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Meymandi Concert Hall
North Carolina Symphony
Carlos Miguel Prieto, conductor
North Carolina Master Chorale
Rhiannon Giddens and Michael Abels: Psalm 23 from Omar
Brahms: Alto Rhapsody
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9
Carlos Miguel Prieto leads the North Carolina Symphony, the North Carolina Master Chorale, and guest soloists in Beethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony—including the inspiring “Ode to Joy.”
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Memorial Auditorium
*This event has been postponed from August 10, 2024, to February 22, 2025
English
Ramon Ayala hits the road on his farewell tour "El Principio de Un Final" 2024. Come say farewell to Ramon's legendary career that spans over +60 years and as he makes one final stop in Raleigh / Durham at Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts on February 22.
Spanish
Ramon Ayala se despide de los escenarios con su gira "El Principio de Un Final" 2024. Vengan a despedir a la gran leyenda con una trayectoria de +60 años con una última parada en Raleigh / Durham en Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts este 10 de Febrero.
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Raleigh Convention Center
Raleigh Convention Center
Raleigh Convention Center
Fletcher Opera Theater
Let the good times roll with the Louisiana flavors of BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet. Now celebrating 50 years as a band, this Grammy-winning group has blended the sounds of their Acadian heritage with jazz, blues, rock, zydeco, swamp pop, and more for a stew as flavorful as the food in the Cajun tradition they champion.
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Meymandi Concert Hall
North Carolina Symphony
Carlos Miguel Prieto, conductor
Warrior women, jealous rage, a dragon, and a magic sword are all a part of Wagner’s electrifying The Ring without Words, an instrumental suite drawn from his evocative four-opera cycle.
The Ring without Words brings together all of the highlights of Wagner’s masterpiece—from the first note to the last chord.
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Raleigh Convention Center
Raleigh Convention Center
Meymandi Concert Hall
North Carolina Symphony
Leonard Slatkin, conductor
Olga Kern, piano
Cindy McTee: Timepiece
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2
He was plagued by self-doubt and had abandoned his music. But when inspired to compose again, Sergei Rachmaninoff wrote the masterpiece that would make him immortal. The sensational Olga Kern joins the North Carolina Symphony for Rachmaninoff’s ravishing Piano Concerto No. 2.
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Fletcher Opera Theater
Two-time Grammy winner Tim O’Brien is joined by his wife, mandolin player Jan Fabricius, for a show that will feature simple instrumentation, sweet harmonies, and songs that both advance and honor traditional music. O’Brien’s remarkable journey in roots music began when he saw Doc Watson performing on TV. From there, he was hooked on old-time and bluegrass music, and he’s made a career applying his songwriting and instrumental skills to both. His songs have been covered by Nickel Creek, Kathy Mattea, Garth Brooks, and many others, and his collaborations have included albums as part of Flatt & Scruggs tribute supergroup the Earls of Leicester, with his sister Mollie O’Brien, and as a duo with Darrell Scott. A founding member of Hot Rize (as well as their friends Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers), O’Brien has also found time for his own projects, including numerous solo albums, guest appearances, and an album of grassed-up Bob Dylan covers titled Red on Blonde.
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Meymandi Concert Hall
North Carolina Symphony
Leonard Slatkin, conductor
Olga Kern, piano
Cindy McTee: Timepiece
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6, “Pathétique”
He was plagued by self-doubt and had abandoned his music. But when inspired to compose again, Sergei Rachmaninoff wrote the masterpiece that would make him immortal. The sensational Olga Kern joins the North Carolina Symphony for Rachmaninoff’s ravishing Piano Concerto No. 2.
This timeless program also features the “Pathétique,” an orchestral masterwork described by Tchaikovsky himself as "the best thing I have composed or will ever compose." Renowned guest conductor Leonard Slatkin leads this passionate evening of live classical music.
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