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12 Concerts to Know in Charlotte: January 2023 – Charlotte Magazine appeared on www.charlottemagazine.com by Charlotte Magazine.

Sofar Sounds

Seeing your favorite band at Spectrum Center or Bojangles Coliseum is wonderful. But there’s something extra special about intimate concerts that big spectacles can’t reproduce.  

Sofar Sounds, a music events company founded in London in 2009, organizes small-venue concerts with lesser-known artists in cities around the world. Most are local, but Sofar Sounds spokesperson Kalyn Dobbs says the company “love(s) supporting touring artists who are trying to grow their audiences in new places.” Sofar organizes shows in backyards, museums, rooftops, cafés, bakeries, breweries, boutiques, and tattoo shops, and sells only 50 to 150 tickets per show. The coolest part: You don’t know the venue until you get an email 36 hours in advance, and you don’t know who’ll play until showtime. 

Sofar, which brought its concerts to Charlotte in 2017, holds five or six concerts a month in the Queen City. While January’s Charlotte shows hadn’t been announced as of press time in November—adds to the whole air of mystery, no?—you can find them at sofarsounds.com/cities/charlotte.

 

Quick Facts:

Ticket cost: $19

Number of performing artists per show: 3

Show duration: Up to 3 hours

Charlotte venues so far: 80+

Charlotte artists who’ve performed: TuKool Tiff, Bianca Jade, Cosmic Collective, Kia Flow, and more

Famous artists who played Sofar Sounds concerts before they made it big: Billie Eilish, Leon Bridges, Andra Day, X Ambassadors, Wolf Alice, Anderson East, Sylvan Esso, Tank and the Bangas, and more

To BYO or not to BYO: Some Sofar concert venues sell alcohol and food, while others permit you to bring your own. Check the website when you book. 


Not really the spontaneous type? 

Now for the non-Sofar concerts, which announce venue and artist in advance. Squares.

Bailey Zimmerman
Friday, Jan. 6, 7 p.m. Coyote Joe’s. Tickets start at $20, baileyzimmermanmusic.com

The Terence Young Jazz Experience
Friday, Jan. 6, 7 & 9:15 p.m. Middle C Jazz. Tickets start at $32, middlecjazz.com

Willie Bradley
Saturday, Jan. 7, 7 & 9:15 p.m. Middle C Jazz. Tickets start at $32, middlecjazz.com

Dave Stryker
Jan. 13-14. Middle C Jazz. Tickets start at $40, middlecjazz.com

Badfish
Friday, Jan. 20, 7 p.m. Amos’ Southend. Tickets: $25, badfish.com 

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Gregory Alan Isakov
Saturday, Jan. 21, 8 p.m. The Fillmore. Tickets start at $30, gregoryalanisakov.com

Babytron
Wednesday, Jan 25, 8 p.m. The Underground. Tickets: $25, livenation.com

We Came As Romans
Thursday, Jan. 26, 7 p.m. The Underground. Tickets start at $27.50, iamdarkbloom.com 

Ivy Lab
Thursday, Jan. 26, 9 p.m. Blackbox Theater. Tickets start at $47, ifg.site

Norman Brown
Jan. 27-28. Middle C Jazz. Tickets start at $56, middlecjazz.com

The Breakfast Club
Saturday, Jan. 28, 8:30 p.m. Amos’ Southend. Tickets start at $13, amossouthend.com

Death Cab For Cutie
Sunday, Jan. 29, 8 p.m. Ovens Auditorium. Tickets start at $45, deathcabforcutie.com



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