Friday night, Quinn XCII and Chelsea Cutler will perform live in front of a drive-in audience at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Saturday night, Chris Janson and Michael Tenpenny will perform at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the same fashion. County music star Kane Brown will headline a group of country art
Five new productions in North Carolina have been approved for state Film and Entertainment Grants and will all start production by the end of October, according to a news release from Governor Roy Cooper’s office.
The casting director for the Hallmark movie “USS Christmas” is searching for paid extras for multiple days of filming in Wilmington beginning Monday, September 21.
The man you know as the Black Panther in some of your favorite superhero movies has died from stage 3 colon cancer. Chadwick Boseman battled with the disease for 4 years. During that time, he did plenty of work that left a big cultural impact in Hollywood.
The country music industry has long been hesitant to address its long and complicated history with race, but the death of George Floyd in police custody and the protests it sparked in the U.S. and around the world became a sound too loud for the genre to ignore.
Davis said he made this $100,000 commitment to help the cause because he knows how important it is for fathers to be there for their children growing up in the black community.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced Friday that there will be 10 best picture nominees beginning with the 94th Academy Awards in 2022.
The singer, talk show host and judge on “The Voice” filed court papers to end the marriage under her married name Kelly Blackstock on June 4 in Los Angeles.
The Neighborhood Theatre rests in the heart of the NoDa community and has hosted numerous up and coming bands for decades. But with the pandemic shutting down many businesses the venue finds itself in real trouble.
Fans who were hoping to catch Billy Joel in Charlotte next month are now going to have to wait another full year to see him at Bank of America Stadium.
At just 25 years-old, Cheraw native Joshuah Brian Campbell, was nominated for Best Original Song for co-writing the anthem “Stand Up” from the movie Harriet.
The Backstreet Boys DNA 2020 World Tour will come to Charlotte’s PNC Music Pavilion on September 22, following last year’s sold out North American tour.
After a couple of days of teasing, it’s now official: The Rolling Stones on Thursday morning revealed that their critically acclaimed “No Filter Tour” will return to North America for a 15-city run in 2020, and Charlotte is on the list.
A day after retired NBA star Kobe Bryant died in a California helicopter crash, Memphis’ own Justin Timberlake memorialized the legend on Instagram, recounting their years-long friendship that started when they were teenagers.
Parrotheads can finally celebrate again: After skipping Charlotte last spring, Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band will return to PNC Music Pavilion on Saturday, April 25, as part of his “Slack Tide Tour.”
Mariah Carey has officially become the first artist to hit No.1 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart in four different decades, the outlet announced on Monday.
If you’re planning on taking on the town for New Year's Eve night, or planning on participating in Belk Bowl festivities during the day, expect crowds to be larger than normal.
It was a dream come true for dozens of families, as DaBaby stepped in to give Christmas gifts to 200 children in Charlotte Monday afternoon. While the rapper is getting more famous by the minute, he hasn’t forgotten about his hometown.
Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, Poison and Joan Jett & The Blackhearts are bringing their star-studded tour to Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte in the summer of 2020.
The Carolina Panthers and Bank of America Stadium are delivering on a promise they made two months ago: to start bringing more major concerts to uptown Charlotte’s biggest venue.
The Staircase,” available on Netflix, tells the story of Michael Peterson’s murder trial in the death of his wife Kathleen, who was found in a pool of blood at the bottom of the back staircase in the couple’s Durham home in December 2001.
Some of the movies - many of which were originally released in the 1940s and 1950s - contain scenes that would now be considered racist, offensive or inaccurate.
On Monday, Hornets Sports & Entertainment announced a partnership with ParkMobile that will let Spectrum Center guests find and reserve parking in advance at seven lots near the arena.
