Who says live music is just for the weekend? Not the Triangle. This Tuesday, April 15, the region is hitting all the right notes with a packed lineup of concerts from Selma to Carrboro—and of course, right here in Raleigh. Whether you’re into indie vibes, high-energy punk, or soulful harmonies, your ears (and your playlist) are in for a treat.

Let’s break down your Tuesday music adventure:

12:45 PM | Easter Jubilee – Rudy Theatre (Selma, NC)

Start the day with something uplifting! The Easter Jubilee at Rudy Theatre brings heartwarming gospel, traditional favorites, and toe-tapping tunes. Perfect for an early afternoon burst of joy.

7:30 PM | Carolina Sound – Paramount Theatre (Goldsboro, NC)

In the mood for a vocal group with harmonies that melt hearts? Catch Carolina Sound at the Paramount. Their mix of a cappella excellence and stage charm makes this a beautiful way to ease into your evening.

8:00 PM Triple Threat Hour: You’ve Got Choices!

Johnnyswim – Carolina Theatre (Durham, NC) Romantic duets, indie-soul magic, and real-life couple goals. Johnnyswim always brings an emotional, feel-good show. Warning: You will want to text your ex or slow dance with your date. Mercury Rev – Cat’s Cradle (Carrboro, NC) Calling all alt-rock and psychedelic dreamers! Mercury Rev returns with cinematic sounds, fuzzy guitars, and poetic vibes that’ll transport you to another dimension (or at least to 1998). Beach Bunny – The Ritz (Raleigh, NC) If you love catchy hooks, emotional lyrics, and dancing like nobody’s watching, Beach Bunny is your scene. Expect a crowd full of indie pop fans singing every word and bouncing along with pure joy. YHWH Nailgun – Location TBD Yes, you read that right. YHWH Nailgun is playing somewhere, and it’s bound to be loud, chaotic, and totally unforgettable. This underground show is as mysterious as it is hardcore. (Follow the vibes… and maybe their socials.)

Whether you’re venturing out of town or staying local, April 15 is your night to tune in and turn up.

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