By CLTure June 3, 2025 Photo: Myicha Drakeford / CLTure In anticipation of his forthcoming 14th studio album, Tha Carter VI, set to be released on June 6, Lil Wayne has announced a nationwide, 34-city tour — coming to Charlotte on September 25 at PNC...
By Cameron Lee June 1, 2025 Photo: Daniel Coston Uptown Charlotte was cloaked in a sea of black on Saturday night as thrash metal titans Metallica stormed the city with their colossal M72 World Tour — an electrifying traveling spectacle. The weekend brought Metallica-themed events...
By Cameron Lee May 28, 2025 Photo: Alex Free Charlotte lyricist Mavi returns with his first release of the year, reuniting with Earl Sweatshirt of Odd Future notoriety for the introspective new single, “Landgrab.” Accompanied by a raw, tightly framed video shot at The Pit...
By Cameron Lee May 5, 2025 The North Carolina Music Hall of Fame has announced its 2025 inductees, which include three Charlotte-area figures: native Hattie “Chatty Hatty” Leeper, one of the first Black women disc jockeys in the South; beloved Mount Holly folk singer-songwriter David...
By Cameron Lee May 4, 2025 Photo: Greg Noire Kendrick Lamar’s journey from his early days as part of the hip-hop collective Black Hippy to becoming one of the most influential artists of his generation has been nothing short of extraordinary. When he performed in...
By Cameron Lee April 27, 2025 The original members of the Grammy Award-winning, North Carolina-based, genre-blending old-time string band Carolina Chocolate Drops reunited for the first time in over a decade at the Biscuits & Banjos Festival in Durham over the weekend. Their sound, which...
By Zach Goins April 26, 2025 Photo: Hailey Burris / Live Nation By the time the 25-second countdown clock flashed onto the screen at Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre Friday night, the sun had already dipped below the Charlotte skyline. A light breeze drifted through, temperatures...
By Kyesha Jennings April 10, 2025 Photo: Myicha Drakeford / CLTure This past weekend, over 50,000 poured into Dix Park each day for the fifth and final Dreamville Festival. The park, once home to Indigenous communities, later became Spring Hill Plantation, where Black people were...
By Cameron Lee April 10, 2025 Photo: Jaelin Hilliard The music of budding 21-year-old bedroom indie rock singer-songwriter Bri Huynh feels like the soundtrack of adolescent heartache and daydreams on an early autumn road trip. The Vietnamese-American songsmith, better known by her stage name briZB,...
By CLTure March 31, 2025 (updated) An expansive concert guide covering a multitude of genres and all of the shows and tours coming to Charlotte’s venues this spring. May 26 – West 22nd and Pretty Jane at Neighborhood Theatre (Indie Rock/Pop) May 28 – SiR...