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The Wells Family Christmas Party

We were fortunate enough to be invited to The Wells Family Christmas Party, an event the band puts on every year for friends, family, & fans alike. This year, they decided to give back to their favorite charity "Operation First Response", an organization dedicated to supporting wounded soldiers and their families. The event was a success, featuring live music, amazing food, and a raffle which raised money for the charity.

Steep Canyon Rangers

The Steep Canyon Rangers weren't named 2006 IBMA Emerging Artist of the Year for nothing. While sticking to the roots of early bluegrass, they continue to create a style all their own. Visit them @ SteepCanyon.com for concert dates and cd info. Filmed live at the Pour House in Raleigh. So, you enjoy bluegrass music? December is Bluegrass Month here at nTune.tv, where we'll be posting only bluegrass themed videos the entire month!

Eyes to Space

If you've never seen Eyes to Space, you missed your chance! We were fortunate enough to film their last show ever, live at Local 506 in Chapel Hill. Fronted by Jay Cartwright and his homemade keytar, Eyes to Space played a high energy set and left the crowd pleading for more. Eyes to Space may have played their last show ever, but their music will live on. You can visit them at eyestospace.com and myspace.com/eyestospace.

Grandfather Mountain Highland Games

North Carolina has more citizens of Scottish ancestry than any other state or nation on Earth... including Scotland. Scottish Highlanders started migrating to North Carolina as early as 1729, and were later followed by lowlanders and Scots-Irish settlers as well. Today our landscape ( from the Cape Fear region and into the Blue Ridge Parkway) is dotted with constant reminders of these early Scottish settlers; from street names to church names and town names to surnames, there is no denying tha...

The Never

This week we introduce you to The Never, an indie rock band from Chapel Hill. Formed in 2003 from the bands The B-Sides (Noah Smith) and Vibrant Green (Jonny and Joah Tunnell), The Never quickly received a loyal following and success.In 2006, The Never released Antarctica, a 50 page storybook album featuring illustrations by singer and guitarist, Noah Smith. The Never currently tours supporting their latest effort with help from various guest musicians.Check them out at TheNever.org or via MyS...

The Bo-Stevens

Rockabilly was born in 1953 at the Saturday Night Jamboree in Memphis, but thanks to the stalwart enthusiasts of the genre like The Bo-Stevens, it continues to thrive across the country and North Carolina is certainly no exception. Richard Boyd picked up the honky tonk torch a long time ago and hasn't put it down since. He's recruited talented musicians to bring his favorite music to the masses: Greg Bell, Jeff Shu, Mark Peurifoy, and most recently Billie Feather (with whom the band seems to h...

Chuck Folds Five

Greensboro's own Chuck Folds Five aren't afraid to make known their familial ties to one of North Carolina's sweetest success stories, Ben Folds. Chuck Folds (Ben's younger brother) has been an integral part of the local music scene for over 20 years. From his days playing bass with the much sought after Bus Stop, to children's music project, Big Bang Boom (with Steve Willard), Chuck has displayed the kind of musical tenacity that could only be admired by the local musicians who've since trade...

Joe Romeo

Meet Joe Romeo. Originally from NJ, he's been living in Carrboro, NC for the past five years writing and playing music. This show was filmed at he ArtsCenter in Carrboro.myspace.com/joeromeomusicreverbnation.com/joeromeo