Music 
The Counting Crows Traveling Circus and Medicine Show is a Hit(1)
Jason Gallagher, who harmonized with NOTAR on many of his performances, was a real show stealer. Gallagher, who is the singer for a band called Leroy Justice, (http://www.leroyjustice.com) had an amazing voice that had many concertgoers stopping and asking, “Wow, who is that guy?”
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Phish takes back Walnut Creek
Phish’s encores are usually a spectacle, but their rousing version of Stevie Wonder’s “Boogie on Reggae Woman” was indescribably amazing. Anastasio, Gordon, Fishman, and McConnell brought the audience to new heights in what seemed like an endless array of explosive trade-offs showcasing the might of their talent and the wizardry of their instruments. The house lights came up and everyone picked their jaws up off the floor and went home.
BRINGING BROADWAY HOME | Review by Robert W. McDowell
Hometown favorite Clay Aiken opened the show with a rousing rendition of “Home” from THE WIZ, then delighted his legion of local fans with two saucy selections from his new album “Tried and True,”
A Soulful Night with Ingrid Michaelson and Matt Morris
Raleigh resident Carolyn Elliot, a self professed Michaelson fanatic, gushed, “I love Ingrid’s sincerity and how genuine she is about her music. I love how real of a person she is. She just inspires me.”
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