Out of doors live shows, stay music Summer time 2022: Raleigh, Durham

A.J. McLean of the Backstreet Boys returned to performing this spring for the primary time in two years. And whereas the boy band is a veteran of phases everywhere in the globe, the live shows in Las Vegas felt unexpectedly new — and emotional.

“I used to be backstage speaking to our manufacturing supervisor, and I stated, ‘Dude, why does this really feel like the primary present ever?” McLean advised The Information & Observer in an interview. “I believe there was a distinct emotional feeling.”

Concert events and stay performances have been placed on maintain indefinitely when the pandemic hit. And whereas reveals began returning final summer time, they have been restricted, and music followers have been nonetheless weary of being out in crowds whereas the following COVID-19 wave began to spike.

Now, bands just like the Backstreet Boys are making up for misplaced time and are hitting the highway in full power. The Backstreet Boys shall be in Raleigh June 25.

“It’s just like the world lastly moved on,” McLean stated. “And thank God, as a result of folks want stay live shows, man. Individuals must go and get away from their 9-to-5 and simply have enjoyable.”

Venues within the Triangle have packed calendars, many with rescheduled reveals. Whereas many are COVID-19-aware, they’ve dropped vaccination and masks tips. However not all have. Some artists might select to require proof of COVID-19 vaccine or COVID-19 exams taken earlier than the present.

Right here’s a have a look at live shows, performances and big-name comedy reveals throughout the Triangle this summer time.

Remember to look intently when shopping for tickets for any entry necessities, together with exams, vaccines, masks and what baggage are permitted inside. Nowadays, most occasions are cellular entry, and lots of venues don’t settle for money. As at all times, performances dates are topic to vary.

And verify again as we replace this listing with live shows and occasions as they’re introduced.

Coastal Credit score Union Music Park at Walnut Creek

3801 Rock Quarry Highway, Raleigh

919-831 6400 or livenation.com

June 25: Backstreet Boys

July 1: Prepare, Jewel, Blues Traveler and Will Anderson

July 8: Luke Bryan, Riley Inexperienced, Mitchell Tenpenny and DJ Rock

July 9: OneRepublic with NEEDTOBREATHE

July 12: The Chicks with Patty Griffin

July 15: Chris Brown and Lil Child

July 21: Tedeschi Vans Band with Los Lobos and the Gabe Dixon Band

July 22: Dave Matthews Band

July 28: Pitbull with Iggy Azalea

July 29: Phish

Aug. 10: REO Speedwagon and Styx with Loverboy

Aug. 13: Keith City with Ingrid Andress

Aug. 14: “Encanto”: The Sing-Alongside Movie Live performance

Aug. 21: Jack Johnson with Ziggy Marley

Sept. 1: The Black Keys with Band of Horses and Early James

Sept. 7: 5 Finger Demise Punch with Megadeth, The Hu and Hearth From the Gods

Sept. 17: Wu-Tang Clan & Nas

Sept. 27: Alice in Chains and Breaking Benjamin with Bush

Pink Hat Amphitheater

500 S. McDowell St., Raleigh

919-996 8500 or redhatamphitheater.com

June 24: H.E.R. with Marzz Officiall

July 9: Whiskey Myers, Shane Smith and the Saints

July 15: Large Time Rush with Dixie D’Amelio

July 16: Barenaked Women, Gin Blossoms and Toad the Moist Sprocket

July 17: Cheer Reside!

July 28: Iration, Environment, Katastro, The Grouch

July 29: Fleet Foxes

July 30: Kehlani, Rico Nasty and Destin Conrad

Aug. 3: RuPaul’s Drag Race Werq the World Tour

Aug. 4: LANY, Surfaces

Aug. 6: Rise In opposition to with The Used, Senses Fail

Aug. 7: Rick Springfield, Males at Work, John Waite

Aug. 13: David Grey

Aug. 20: Greensky Bluegrass and The Wooden Brothers

Aug. 23: Goo Goo Dolls

Aug. 25: Jon Pardi, Lainey Wilson and Hailey Whitters

Aug. 26: Jamey Johnson, Blackberry Smoke and Megan Moroney

Sept. 3: Oliver Tree, Jawny and Huddy

Sept. 10: Lee Brice, Michael Ray, Jackson Dean

Sept. 14: Zach Bryan with Charles Wesley Godwin

Sept. 30-Oct. 1: IBMA Bluegrass Reside! (a part of IBMA World of Bluegrass). The Notorious Stringdusters, The Jerry Douglas Band with Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band, Sierra Hull, Balsam Vary, Dom Flemons & Shultz’s Dream (with Brian Farrow, Dante’ Pope and Tray Wellington), Della Mae, Twisted Pine

Oct. 2: Black Pumas, The File Firm and The Heavy Heavy for Band Collectively’s Mighty Giveback

Oct. 3: Demise Cab for Cutie and Low

Oct. 7: Maxwell with Ash Minor

Oct. 20: Koe Wetzel

Oct. 28: Turnpike Troubadours with Elizabeth Cook dinner for Band Collectively’s Mighty Giveback

PNC Area

1400 Edwards Mill Highway, Raleigh

919-861-2300 or pncarena.com

June 22: Machine Gun Kelly with Avril Lavigne and iann dior

June 25: James Taylor

July 22: New Children on the Block with Salt-N-Pepa, Rick Astley and En Vogue

July 23: Shawn Mendes with Dermot Kennedy

July 31: Rage In opposition to the Machine

Aug. 12: WWE SmackDown

Aug. 18: Roger Waters

Aug. 20: Kevin Hart (comedy)

Aug. 26: My Chemical Romance with Turnstile & Soul Glo

Oct. 2: Panic! on the Disco

Oct. 7: Katt Williams (comedy)

Oct. 18: Greta Van Fleet with Durand Jones & The Indications and Crown Lands

Duke Power Middle for the Performing Arts

2 E. South St., Raleigh

919-996-8700 or dukeenergycenterraleigh.com

June 24: Rupi Kaur

July 9-10: “Paw Patrol Reside- The Nice Pirate Journey”

July 16: Orchestra Noir: The Atlanta African-American Orchestra

July 23: Academics Have to Snicker Comedy Tour with Joe Clair (comedy)

Aug. 5: 5 for Preventing with The Verve Pipe

Oct. 1: Amanda Miguel & Ana Victoria Verdaguer

Oct. 2: NC Opera options Puccini “Manon Lescaut”

Oct. 11-15: “Sister Act,” introduced by North Carolina Theatre

Oct. 21: Chris D’Elia (comedy)

Oct. 23: “Bizarre Al” Yankovic

Durham Performing Arts Middle

123 Vivian St., Durham

919-680 2787 or dpacnc.com

June 22: Puscifer with Moodie Black

June 24: Air Provide

June 25: Amos Lee with Neal Francis

July 6: Celeste Barber (comedy)

July 19: Steely Dan

July 31: Boz Scaggs

Aug. 2-7: “Harper Lee’s to Kill a Mockingbird” (Broadway)

Aug. 9: Daryl Corridor and the Daryl’s Home Band with Todd Rundgren

Aug. 12: Arrival from Sweden: The Music of ABBA

Aug. 14: A.R. Rahman

Aug. 15: Lyle Lovett and His Massive Band

Aug. 17: Mary Chapin Carpenter

Aug. 20: Kurtis Conner that includes Dean Hebscher and Jacob Sharpe (comedy)

Aug. 27: Jo Koy (comedy)

Sept. 8: Jim Jefferies (comedy)

Sept. 9: The Temptations and The 4 Tops

Sept. 14-Oct. 2: “Frozen” (Broadway)

Oct. 6: Wanda Sykes (comedy)

Oct. 7: Brandi Carlile

Oct. 8: Father John Misty with Suki Waterhouse

Oct. 9: Tauren Wells with Aaron Cole and Lakewood Music

Oct. 12: Wardruna

Oct. 15: Diana Krall

Oct. 16: Steve Martin & Martin Quick with Jeff Babko and the Steep Canyon Rangers

Oct. 18-23: “Annie” (Broadway)

Oct. 24: Daniel Howell (comedy)

Oct. 27: Frankie Valli and The 4 Seasons

Oct. 30: Straight No Chaser

Carolina Theatre

309 W. Morgan St., Durham

919-560-3030 or carolinatheatre.org

July 16: Nimesh Patel (comedy)

July 31: Tim Heidecker

Aug. 6: Judy Collins

Aug. 17: John Hiatt & The Goners that includes Sonny Landreth

Aug. 20: Conflict on the Catwalk (comedy)

Sept. 4: Crowded Home

Sept. 8: Croce performs Croce — fiftieth anniversary

Sept. 17: Matt Nathanson

Sept. 28: Billy Bragg

Sept. 29: Sibling Rivaly Rout (comedy)

Sept. 30: Ninja Intercourse Celebration

Oct. 13: Right here Come the Mummies

Oct. 19: Joe Satriani

Oct. 23: Rumours of Fleetwood Mac

Oct. 24: Josh Gates Reside!

North Carolina Museum of Artwork

Joseph M. Bryan Jr. Theater within the Museum Park, 2110 Blue Ridge Highway, Raleigh

919-839-6262 or ncartmuseum.org

June 23: Jazz on the NCMA: Ledisi sings Nina with visitor Al Sturdy

June 30: Jazz on the NCMA: Jonathan Butle with visitor Avery Sunshine

July 7: Jazz on the NCMA: Take 6 with visitor Najee

July 14: Jazz on the NCMA: Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble with visitor Veronica Swift

July 17: NCMA Groove: The Pleasure of Soul (dance)

Aug. 26: Choreographers Highlight Sequence, sponsored by Carolina Ballet

Sept. 2: Stephanie Mills with Will Downing

Sept. 14: Lake Road Drive with The Dip

Sept. 18: NCMA Groove: The Pleasure of Latinx Music (dance)

Oct. 1: Watchhouse with Allison De Groot and Tatiana Hargreaves

Oct. 8: Music on the Museum Competition

Koka Sales space Amphitheatre

8003 Regency Parkway, Cary

919-462-2025 or boothamphitheatre.com

June 23-25: Billy Strings

June 26: N.C. Symphony Summerfest: The Music of Queen

June 27: Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo

July 1: N.C. Symphony Summerfest: Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 “From the New World”

July 2: Clean Nights at KBA collection: Norman Brown, Alex Bugnon and Marion Meadows

July 8: Summer time Jam: Really feel Good Present of the Yr with The Commodores with visitor Common White Band

July 9: N.C. Symphony Summerfest: Disco Fever

July 16: N.C. Symphony Summerfest: Sidecar Social Membership

July 25: Andrew Fowl and Iron & Wine with visitor Meshell Ndegeocello

Aug. 2: Fitz and the Tantrums and Andy Grammer with visitor Breland

Aug. 16: Kidz Bop Reside

Aug. 19: Smokey Robinson

Sept. 7: Collective Soul and Switchfoot

Sept. 9: Rock-N-Romance with Ambrosia, John Ford Coley, and Peter Beckett (the voice of Participant)

Sept. 10: Clean Nights at KBA collection: Jazz Greats: Incogniti and Maysa

The Ritz

2820 Industrial Drive, Raleigh

919-424-1400 or ritzraleigh.com

June 25: Entice Bingo

July 1: Purity Ring

July 20: Hanson

Aug. 30: Black Label Society

Aug. 31: Giveon

Sept. 4: Interpol

Sept. 16: Alec Benjamin with Sara Keys

Sept. 18: Clutch

Sept. 23: iDKHOW and Joywave

Sept. 27: Architects

Sept. 30: COIN

Oct. 8: Judah & The Lion

Oct. 11: Sammy Rae & The Buddies

Oct. 15: Chelsea Cutler

Oct. 18: Mom Mom

Oct. 21: Hippo Campus

Cat’s Cradle

300 E. Important St., Carrboro

919-967-9053 or catscradle.com

Different reveals scheduled for Cat’s Cradle Again Room.

June 23: Bikini Kill and H.C. McEntire

June 24: Melvins with Helms Alee and Harsh Mellow

June 26: Faculty of Rock Chapel Hill mid-season present

July 1: Can’t You Hear Me Rockin’: A Tribute to the Rolling Stones

July 10: Bayside, Pinkshift, Save Face

Aug. 30: Boris, Nothing

Sept. 9: Spiritualized Reside

Sept. 12: Briston Maroney, Medium Construct

Sept. 13: SALES

Sept. 22: The Spill Canvas

Sept. 23: Flor, The Wldlife, Good Drawback

Sept. 25: Actions

Sept. 26: Girlpool

Sept. 27: Osees, Bronze

Sept. 29: Electrical Six, Supersuckers

Haw River Ballroom

1711 Saxapahaw-Bethlehem Church Highway, Saxapahaw

hawriverballroom.com

July 6: Misplaced Canine Road Band with Willi Carlisle

Aug. 5: City Mountain

Aug. 20: Snail Mail with Momma and Hotline TNT

Aug. 21-22: Lucinda Williams

Sept. 23: Andrea Gibson

Sept. 27: Jenny Lewis

Sept. 29: Tinariwen

Oct. 6: Alex G, Barrie

Oct. 13: Kurt Vile and The Violators, Julia Shapiro

Oct. 17: Madison Cunningham with Bendigo Fletcher

FREE CONCERTS

Moore Sq. Busker Sequence

Free music from native buskers Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. exterior Sq. Burger in downtown Raleigh. raleighnc.gov/moore-square

Bands, Bites and Boats at Bond Park

Reside music and meals vehicles at Bond Park Boathouse in Cary the primary Friday of each month from April to October. Admission is free. Prices for boat leases and meals. Particulars at townofcary.org.

Cary Reside

Free live shows and meals vehicles Saturday evenings on the former library website in downtown Cary, 310 S. Academy St. Concert events scheduled July 9, Sept. 10 and Oct. 22. Particulars at townofcary.org.

Park After Darkish

Concert events and meals vehicles on choose Wednesdays on the former library website in downtown Cary, 310 S. Academy St. Concert events scheduled July 20, Aug. 17, and Sept. 21. Particulars at townofcary.org.

Performances on the Web page

Free live shows in a wide range of genres on the Web page-Walker Arts & Historical past Middle Backyard, 119 Ambassador Loop, Cary. Exhibits scheduled July 29 and Aug. 5. Meals truck on website. Name 919-460-4963 if there’s inclement climate. Particulars at townofcary.org.

Acoustic Evenings within the Park

Weekly live shows held Wednesdays, 6 to 9 p.m. at Waverly Place in Cary from June 1 to Sept. 28. waverlycary.com

Friday Evening on White

Free live shows from 6 to 9 p.m. in downtown Wake Forest on South White Road on July 15, Aug. 12 and Sept. 9. Meals vehicles and beer and wine for buy. wakeforestnc.gov

Out of doors live shows in Apex

Out of doors live shows scheduled at Apex Nature Park Amphitheatre from 7 to 9 p.m. on July 23, Aug. 6, Aug. 20, Sept. 17. apexnc.org

Fridays on the Entrance Porch

Weekly outside live shows on the Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill on Fridays from April 29 to Oct. 14, from 5 p.m. to eight p.m. Meals vehicles are additionally on website.

Downtown Reside in Chapel Hill

Free live performance collection at varied places on Franklin and Rosemary streets. Concert events scheduled June 25. downtownchapelhill.com

Wine Down Wednesdays

Free weekly live shows by way of Oct. 19 exterior La Vita Dolce, 610 Market St., Chapel Hill, in Southern Village. Concert events are scheduled each Wednesday from 6 to eight p.m. lavitadolcecafe.com

Summer time on the Springs

Free live shows on the Holly Springs Cultural Middle, 300 W. Ballentine St. Concert events scheduled July 1, Aug. 5

Saturdays in Saxapahaw

Native bands and a farmer’s market are held each Saturday by way of Aug. 27. The market opens at 5 p.m. with music from 6 to eight p.m. Free admission, however donations accepted. Hawriverballroom.com

FESTIVALS

July 2 and 4: Competition for the Eno at West Level on the Eno Metropolis Park, Durham. Enofest.org

July 22-23: Peak Metropolis Pig Fest, Apex

July 28-31: Galaxy Con, Raleigh

Aug. 5-6: Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Competition at Sales space Amphitheatre

Aug. 27-28: Lazy Daze Arts and Crafts Competition, Cary

Aug. 27: Packapalooza

Sept. 17-18: Centerfest in Downtown Durham

Sept. 27-Oct. 1: IBMA Huge Open Bluegrass

Oct. 6-9: Shakori Hills GrassRoots Competition of Music & Dance

Oct. 8: Hum Sub Diwali at Sales space Amphitheatre

Oct. 15: NC Wine Competition at Sales space Amphitheatre

Oct. 13-23: N.C. State Truthful

TBA: Hopscotch Music Competition, Raleigh