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Queen City Jam Session Returns With Leftover Salmon, Anders Osborne, Maggie Rose & More - Vimarsana News

Queen City Jam Session Returns With Leftover Salmon, Anders Osborne, Maggie Rose & More

Charlotte's Queen City Jam Session festival is back for a second year with a lineup including Leftover Salmon, Anders Osborne, Maggie Rose and more.

5 Things to Know: Civil Rights Icon Sarah Stevenson Passes Away at 97 - Vimarsana News

5 Things to Know: Civil Rights Icon Sarah Stevenson Passes Away at 97

Charlotte lost a civil rights icon on Tuesday, as news broke that longtime educator and community leader Sarah Stevenson passed away.

Popular NoDa Music Venue Announces Reopening After 15 Months Of Being Closed - Vimarsana News

Popular NoDa Music Venue Announces Reopening After 15 Months Of Being Closed

WCCB Charlotte's CW May 10, 2021 CHARLOTTE, NC. — After more than a year of struggle and uncertainty, they are back. The neighborhood theatre in NoDa announcing their first show happening in June. An emotional moment for Gregg McCraw, owner of Maxx Music, the talent buyer for the theatre. McCraw says there were doubts if the theatre could make it through the pandemic. “There were many times that we thought this could be our last month we don’t know if we can make it any further,” McCraw says. On June 17th Grammy-nominated musician Graham Sharp. The banjo player for Steep Canyon Ranger...

Thursday show at Berglund marks move from drive-in to pod-style events - Vimarsana News

Thursday show at Berglund marks move from drive-in to pod-style events

What were once drive-ins are now walk-ons. Berglund Center combined with Charlotte, North Carolina-based concert promoter MaxxMusic this spring to put on a series of drive-in shows on the venue’s parking lot. When soul-rocker Grace Potter hits the stage on Thursday for the third in the series, she will mark a change in the way they’re done. No more drive-in shows from here on. The remaining events will be pod-style, socially distanced ones. The change came in part because of evolving COVID-19 regulations about gatherings, MaxxMusic president Gregg McCraw said. But audience — an...