In its second consecutive year on tour, the Traveling Circus and Medicine Show tour rolled into Koka Booth Amphitheatre on Thursday. Fans were in for a hot, humid, festival-style night of nostalgia — with some new stuff thrown in there too.
In the 1970s, it would have been hard to find a household that didn’t have at least one “record” (remember them?) from Foreigner, Styx, or Kansas inside of its walls. Decades later, these three bands continue to tour nonstop, captivating audiences with music that continues to speak to younger generations. This summer, they have joined forces for what is labeled the “United in Rock” tour. On Wednesday, they made a stop at Booth Amphitheatre!
Story by Kristen Collosso, photos by Hal Goodtree. Cary, NC — The Rock Hall Benefit Concert reprised its successful 2008 debut this past weekend. The two-day festival brought out musical legends including but not limited to Dave Mason (Traffic), Alan White (Yes), and headlining super-band Cheap Trick. The massive musical event ran from 3pm–10:30pm Saturday [...]
The weekend festivities kicked off on Friday night with a free public concert at City Plaza in downtown Raleigh. A steady stream of people filled the plaza throughout the night to check out the impressive lineup of performances.
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