PineCone - Piedmont Council of Traditional Music

Four members of the original Duhks will perform in Raleigh's Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts at Fletcher Theater on Friday, Feb. 10 with NC's own Kellin Watson. The Busy Bee Cafe will host an acoustic music jam after the show!

Eliza Gilkyson, John Gorka, and Lucy Kaplansky recorded a collaborative project in 2010 called "Red Horse." Now this power-house trio is taking the show on the road for a limited number of performances, and they will stop in Raleigh on January 21!

The Kickin Grass Band celebrates their 10-year anniversary with a special hometown concert at Durham's Carolina Theatre on January with appearances by the Apple Chill Cloggers and band members from the ensemble's past. Tickets are only $15!

A Native American slide blues musician, 14-year-old Lakota John Locklear, will perform at the NC Museum of History in Raleigh on Sunday, Jan. 8 at 3 p.m. This concert is part of the Music of the Carolinas series and is free and open to the public.

Grammy Award winners David Holt, Bryan Sutton, and T. Michael Coleman have each been inspired by and performed with Doc Watson over the years. As Deep River Rising, they honor Watson's musical legacy with a Jan. 6 concert in Raleigh.

PineCone partners with Artsplosure to ring in 2012 as part of the annual First Night Raleigh celebration and presents a Django Reinhardt-inspired band called Gypsy Roots. First Night Buttons go on sale Dec. 1.

The Mostly Mountain Boys (Paul Brown, Terri McMurray, and John Schwab) will perform at the NC Museum of History on Sunday, Dec. 11 at 3 p.m. Canned food donations will be accepted for the Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC at this free concert.

Musicians David Myles, James Hill, and Jenn Grant will be joined by poet/musician Tanya Davis and actor Jeremy Webb and for an evening showcasing the connections between Canada's artistic traditions and North Carolina’s artistic traditions.

The annual Music of the Carolinas series kicks off on Oct. 9 with North Carolina's own Blind Boy Chocolate & the Milk Sheiks. This series of free concerts takes place the second Sunday of each month, October through June, at the NC Museum of History.

Bluegrass veterans Tommy Edwards, Alice Zincone & Rick Lafleur perform as Carolina Lightning as part of the Wake Forest Unplugged...Get Connected weekend, which runs from Oct. 7-9. All events are free and open to the public.