WSFL welcomes Get The Led Out to Durham, Saturday, May 17, 7pm! From the bombastic and epic, to the folky and mystical, Get The Led Out (GTLO) has captured the essence of the recorded music of Led Zeppelin and brought it to the concert stage. The Philadelphia-based group consists of six veteran musicians intent on…… read more »
WSFL welcomes Brit Floyd to Durham on Sunday, May 11 at 7:30pm! Brit Floyd returns to the stage in 2025 with their biggest and most spectacular production to date, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s classic album ‘Wish You Were Here’, complete with a stunning laser and light show, iconic circular screen, inflatables and…… read more »
Don’t miss great racing action in ENC! The Carteret Speedway is America’s nicest short track. Bring the family ot experience thrilling high-speed short track stock car racing on the Crystal Coast! Voted one of the “Top Things to Do” at the beach, make your plans to have some fun at Carteret Speedway. Click here for…… read more »
Those who came of age in the ’60s and ’70s and those still wrestling with the materialism of modern life will find comfort and kindred spirits in the compelling new book from Howard Reiss, “After Woodstock”. In the swirling haze of the 1969 Woodstock music festival, Howard Reiss and his best friend joined the throng…… read more »
We do enjoy ourselves a good comedy/tragedy/parody from time to time (if you’re a Beastie Boys lover, this is somewhat of a tribute minus the whiffle ball bat)… read more »
Say hello to Snow White! This pit mix is about a year old and weighs 35 lbs. She is friendly with all people, adults and kids, plus she’s crate trained and is great on a leash. Snow White is food and toy motivated , so she’s easy to train. This girl is the whole package…… read more »
NASA is running a contest to find the best way to recycle astronaut poop in space. Whoever comes up with the best idea wins $3 million. Ideally, it would work with other bodily fluids as well……………A short pep talk by an American Airlines gate agent is going viral, because it’s a reminder to be nice to people. …… read more »
A guy in Maryland was helping his mom move some furniture when he found five old lottery tickets. And one hit for $50,000. She said she bought the tickets as stocking stuffers last Christmas. The two of them split the money…………….A kid in Indiana named Toby Lannert jumped into action and saved a high-school teacher…… read more »
An Illinois firefighter got trapped under rubble last Thursday when a home’s porch roof collapsed on him. But first responders and bystanders rushed in to lift it up, and he’s okay. There’s chest-cam footage, and you see a huge fireball from an upstairs window right when it happens. The home was a total loss, but…… read more »
How’s this for crossing party lines? A Democratic politician in Idaho named Brooke Green is fighting breast cancer. So, a few weeks ago, a group of GOP lawmakers shaved their heads in solidarity. She said she never expected such a touching show of support……….. Over a year ago, a lost and sick gray cat was…… read more »
FL woman Kim Spencer and her dog, Kona, were attacked by a 6-foot alligator while the two were out on a walk near a lake recently. Kim jumped in the water, straddled the gator and was able to pry its jaws open to release the dog, and then they ran. Both Kim and Kona were…… read more »
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Little River Band co-founder and original bassist Roger McLachlan has passed away at the age of 71 after battling pancreatic cancer. McLachlan, born in 1954 in New Zealand, was known for his musical talent and significant early contributions to the band. He initially joined the group after an agent mentioned they were looking for a…… read more »
Bush has just announced that their upcoming album, I Beat Loneliness, is set to be released on July 18, with the band also unveiling the first track lifted from the record, “60 Ways to Forget People.” “What I feel about this record is it addresses the common struggles we all have,” frontman Gavin Rossdale said…… read more »
On Thursday (April 17), Bruce Springsteen shared the unreleased song, “Blind Spot,” from the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, part of the seven previously unheard LPs set to be released in Tracks II: The Lost Albums. Long known by fans as the “Drum Loop” album, the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions was recorded in the mid-Nineties at…… read more »
The Tribeca Festival has just revealed its 2025 lineup, which features bands and musicians such as Metallica, Eddie Vedder, Depeche Mode, and Billy Idol showcasing documentaries at the festival. Vedder and Idol will also perform following screenings of their respective films – Matter of Time and Billy Idol Should Be Dead – while members of…… read more »
Zach Bryan recently took to his Instagram Stories to salute Bon Iver’s latest album, SABLE, fABLE, expressing his admiration for the project that was released on April 11 to praise from fans and critics alike. Noteworthy for his consistent support of music he appreciates, the country superstar revealed that he has “Been with the record…… read more »
The Darkness have revealed a 2025 North American tour in support of their latest album, Dreams on Toast. The tour is divided into two legs, with the first part starting on August 29th in Pryor, Oklahoma, and finishing on September 21st in Cleveland, Ohio. After a month-long break, the UK rockers will launch the second…… read more »
Fontaines D.C. have just released a deluxe edition of their Grammy-nominated 2024 album, Romance, just before kicking off their 2025 North American tour in Seattle. The expanded collection now features 14 songs, and includes three new tracks: “Before You I Just Forget,” the previously-released single “It’s Amazing to Be Young,” and a mash-up of “Starburster”…… read more »
ZZ Top has just revealed the dates on their summer 2025 North American tour. The just-added shows are part of a two-leg jaunt that continues the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band’s ongoing Elevation Tour. The first leg begins with gigs in Canada and the northern US from June 1st to June 27th, while…… read more »