Murfreesboro retro-funk/glo-fi duo Cherub are sexy, kitschy and extremely danceable in their reimagining of Prince’s Minneapolis sound (see: the video for “Doses & Mimosas”), and they’ll bring the party to the Blind Tiger this Wednesday night with support from Brennan Fowler of Imperial Blend’s chillout project No Deals.

“Who amongst us has done this before?,” Infamous Stringdusters bassist Travis Book asked the serried and excitable Thursday night crowd at the Blind Tiger. “For those who don’t know why you’re here, it’s okay.

Like an only slightly more modern version of Betty Grable in How to Marry a Millionaire,.

Loring Park Sessions 1977.

For an artist who has shown enormous promise since he was first discovered at a New York City open-mic night nearly 20 years ago while rooming with Beck on the Lower East Side, Paleface seems to be interminably on the come-up.

The Avett Brothers’ New Year’s Eve spectacular at the Greensboro Coliseum wasn’t the Triad’s overall most attended show in 2012, not even by a North Carolinareared act. Eric Church and J.

You know the internet has what you’re looking for basically for free at any time of day, right? Since you’re already paying for it, consider checking in at 10 p.m. this Friday night for the premiere of Alan Ball’s new show “Banshee” to support a Greensboro rock and roller.

Like the antihero that inspired the title of Velvet Truckstop’s latest EP, Southbound and Down.

Children of the ‘80s, there’s a certain reflection of your 10-year-old self on the face of Noah McCarthy.

Influences DJ Q-bert, Clever Monkeys, DJ Shadow, Gorillaz, Bassnectar, Beastie Boys, DJ Shiftee, DJ Craze, (for some odd reason) Pauly-D, Diplo, Flosstradamus, Heroes x Villians and, most importantly, Ean Golden..