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In the summer of 1968, they appeared in a battle of the bands held at Freedom Park in Charlotte. [28] That summer Pat Walters left the group. [29] He went on to play in another band, Good the Bad and the Ugly (GBU), who would become one of Charlotte's most popular acts of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
The current members of The Spongetones are: Jamie Hoover [4] (guitars, vocals, occasional bass and drums, songwriting). In addition to his work with The Spongetones, Hoover has toured and recorded with Don Dixon and Marti Jones, The Smithereens, Graham Parker as a member of "The Small Clubs", and produced Americana artist Rebecca Rippy, as well as playing several instruments on both of her ...
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Getty Images Although Charlotte may not be among the top 10 tourist destinations, it still offers much to do. From seeing a play, a musical or concert at any of the numerous venues around the city ...
Carolina Rebellion was a rock festival that took place annually in North Carolina. It was produced by AEG Live and Danny Wimmer Presents. The inaugural festival took place at the Metrolina Expo in Charlotte, North Carolina. The second year of the festival it was relocated to Rockingham Speedway in Rockingham, North Carolina.
Young and in the Way was a blackened crust band from Charlotte, North Carolina, formed in 2009. Their music was described as "cold, hard and loud." Their music was described as "cold, hard and loud." [ 3 ] They were formerly signed to Deathwish Inc.
My So-Called Band's music, which was made deliberately to sound like that of pioneering punk rock musicians, has been described as "like Steve Forbert might've [sounded] if he'd fronted the MC5 while on the lam from all those Next Big Dylan delusionals," [2] and like what would happen if "the Clash and The Ramones had mixed their musical chromosomes."
This new line-up played their first show March 31, 2001, at Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. [3] The new set included Garrigan's Collapsis anthem, "October". [ 3 ] Athenaeum's second major label album, Athenaeum, (originally titled Plurabelle until weeks before its official release), was released September 18, 2001; however, it ...