Frankenstein Brothers
8 p.m. Friday, March 23, Neighborhood Theatre, 511 E. 36th
St. $20-$24/$35 VIP. 704-358-9298.
Former Axl Rose co-hort Buckethead and equally unusual solo
artist That 1 Guy, who creates a funky one man band from a modified electronic
bass called the magic pipe, join forces.
Chris Thomas King
8 p.m. Friday, March 23, Evening Muse, 3227 N. Davidson St.
$15-$17. 704-376-3737.
Maybe best remembered for his Robert Johnson-like role in
“O’ Brother Where Art Thou,” this Louisiana blues guitarist/actor is also a
Grammy winner with a new album - his first in five years.
The English Beat
7 p.m. Saturday, March 24, Neighborhood Theatre, 511 E. 36th
St. $22/$37 VIP. 704-358-9298.
The long running British ska outfit led by Dave Wakeling
returns as fans hit the dancefloor to tracks like “Save It For Later,” “Mirror
in the Bathroom,” “Stand Down Margaret” and “Tenderness” - Wakeling’s hit with
General Public.
Nantucket/The George Hatcher Band
7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 24, Amos’, 1423 S. Tryon St.
$14-$17. www.etix.com
Best known for the hits “Heartbreaker” and “Coming Home,”
respectively, these veteran blues-rock and Southern boogie acts were extremely popular fixtures
in Charlotte and the Southeast during the late `70s and `80s when they were
signed with labels and enjoyed modest hits.
John Mark McMillian & Friends/Songs of Water
8 p.m. Saturday, March 24, McGlohon Theatre, 345 N. College
St. $14. 704-372-1000.
A top songwriter/performer in the Christian market, this
Charlottean writes great rock songs that transcend genres. He plays with friends
Songs of Water, an innovative Carolina-based roots music ensemble.
Tyrese/Chrisette Michelle
8 p.m. Saturday, March 24, Ovens Auditorium, 2700 E.
Independence Blvd. $70.25. www.ticketmaster.com
The hunky “Transformers” star flipped his focus back to
music in late 2011with “Open Invitation” - his first album since 2006. He’s
paired with the R&B powerhouse touring behind 2010’s spunky “Let Freedom
Reign.”
George Benson
7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 25, Knight Theater, 430 N. Tryon St.
$69.50-$99.50. 704-372-1000.
The jazz guitarist behind classics like “Give Me the Night”
and “Turn Your Love Around” focuses primarily on his stellar six-string skills
on the recent mostly instrumental “Guitar Man” album, which won an NAACP image
award.
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nothing to exciting here...i just brought madonna tickets and sweet mercy they are expensive
ReplyDeleteI guess the Black Keys sold out show at Bojangles doesn't warrant mention.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, The Black Keys is the best show Charlotte has seen in a while.
ReplyDeleteWhy no mention??
In reply to 9:05 am and 2:24 pm: We don't normally include concerts that sell out so far in advance since readers who pick up the paper Friday can't easily get tickets.
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