With accolades from NPR, a TEDx feature, and performances alongside major acts at festivals across the U.S., his music continues to resonate deeply and uplift listeners as he ushers in a powerful new chapter with his latest EP, Here We Are.
The Streets at Southpoint and Duke Arts are excited to announce the return of Music on Main, a free outdoor concert series on The Stage at Southpoint sponsored by Duke Arts. Featuring musical artists carefully selected and booked by Duke Arts, attendees can look forward to an elevated musical experience every Saturday from May 10 through October 4 from 5–8 p.m.
Attendees of all ages are welcome to bring chairs, blankets, and picnics from home or takeout from their favorite restaurant at The Streets at Southpoint. Enjoy the mall’s social district, which allows visitors to enjoy alcoholic beverages purchased at participating on-site restaurants/bars while walking around the designated social district.
“Duke Arts is proud to partner with the Streets at Southpoint to provide free performances by exciting local and regional artists. As a resident of South Durham myself, I’m looking forward to taking in the scene!”
John Brown, Vice Provost for the Arts at Duke University
This partnership represents Duke Arts’ commitment to making arts events accessible throughout Durham. Duke Arts has recently provided sponsorship support for Biscuits and Banjos and CenterFest, and is proud to offer two free series as part of the Duke Arts Presents season: Music Near the Gardens on Duke’s East Campus from May 28 – June 25 and Duke Arts at American Tobacco from September 3 – 24.
Charles is a self-taught Alternative/Indie Soul artist known for his emotive vocals, soulful sound, and raw, vulnerable storytelling that draws comparisons to artists like Sampha and Hozier.
With accolades from NPR, a TEDx feature, and performances alongside major acts at festivals across the U.S., his music continues to resonate deeply and uplift listeners as he ushers in a powerful new chapter with his latest EP, Here We Are.
Tamisha Waden is a powerhouse R&B and jazz vocalist from North Carolina, celebrated for her rich, soulful sound and performances alongside legends like Roy Ayers, The Foreign Exchange, and Little Brother.
With national TV appearances, a standout single featured in a Lifetime film, and a new EP on the way, she continues to shine as one of today’s most compelling and versatile artists.
Todd Wright is a Professor of Music and Director of Jazz Studies at Appalachian State University, where he has taught and led award-winning ensembles for over two decades.
An accomplished saxophonist, composer and educator, he has performed internationally, worked with jazz legends and remains active as a clinician, recording artist and advocate for jazz education.
Grammy-nominated duo Kate McGarry and Keith Ganz are acclaimed for their emotionally rich, genre-blending jazz, with praise from The Wall Street Journal and DownBeat for their “exceptionally appealing” sound.
With over 20 years as musical and life partners, they’ve released seven critically acclaimed albums, performed with jazz greats, and continue to captivate audiences with their vibrant, soulful interpretations.
Featured artists will be announced throughout the summer!
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