Love Live Music? We Do Too.
Thursday—it’s not quite the weekend, but almost. So, we decided to turn it into something special: Thursday Night Music Club. Who’s performing? You’ll want to tune in here. It’s an eclectic mix. Now the details:
- Join us on select Thursdays in March, April and May, for live music that will carry you through ’till Friday.
- Four original artists: Damn Tall Buildings, Dan Rodriguez, The Wilder Flower and Jared Benjamin,
- Become a Club member for just $20 per show and enjoy priority seating plus a snack before the performance.
Everything you need to get through the week and get ready for the weekend. Not ready to commit? You can also grab individual tickets for each show.
Thursday, Mar. 13, 2025 – 8:00PM
Damn Tall Buildings
Celebrated folk-bluegrass band
“Damn Tall Buildings is a damn fine trio, mixing bluegrass, swing, and foot stomping old-time music you wouldn’t think possible from a band from Brooklyn.” -No Depression
Thursday Night Music Club at The Cary launches with Damn Tall Buildings! This celebrated folk-bluegrass band is known for their soulful melodies and intricate instrumentals. Based in Brooklyn, this seasoned trio—Max Capistran, Sasha Dubyk, and Avery Ballotta—bring over a decade of touring and recording experience to the stage. Their heartfelt lyrics are beautifully woven into a rich tapestry of masterful fiddle, guitar, banjo, and bass, blending Americana roots with contemporary flair.
Whether performing in cozy local venues or on international stages, Damn Tall Buildings captivates audiences with their inviting sound, leaving a lasting impression on listeners around the globe. Don’t miss the chance to experience their unique musical journey live!
Watch: Youtube
Listen: Spotify
Visit: Damn Tall Buildings
Thursday, Apr. 10, 2025 – 7:30PM
Dan Rodriguez
with Jason Adamo (JUST ADDED!)
Music calls on roots, country and a bit of rock and roll
“Dan Rodriguez is …a performer who has made a definite mark in an era when it’s increasingly hard for performers to break through to that level..” – No Depression
If he’s singing about the struggle of parenting young children in “Poor Me” or extolling the joy of love in “25 Years” Dan Rodriguez’s music calls on roots, country and a bit of rock and roll to carry smart lyrics that connect with audiences. Based on a homestead in Minnesota, Dan is a self-described “whiskey & beer drinking, fishing & hunting loving, motorcycle riding, quality food eating, hippie sympathizing, people loving, husband & father who shares a life with my amazing wife and two adorable sons named Oak and Alder.” We’re excited to bring him to Cary during this run, where he’s hitting up Jamin’ Java in Vienna VA and City Winery Boston.
Watch: Youtube
Listen: Spotify
Visit: Dan Rodriguez
Thursday, May 8, 2025 – 7:30PM
The Wilder Flower
Tunes filled with harmony and some of the best fiddle, banjo and guitar pickin’
“One of our favorite new regional acts of this last year is this trio from Brevard. We love their blend of bluegrass, old-time, and folk stylings – the kind of representation of Appalachian roots music we cherish here at WNCW! It’s especially refreshing to hear such an authentic representation of these traditions coming out of Gen Z. Check out their striking three-part harmonies and virtuosity of guitar, fiddle, and banjo.” – Martin Anderson, WNCW
The Wilderflower flexes between folk, Americana, bluegrass, and Old-time tunes. Driven by three-part harmonies, featuring South Carolina/Western North Carolina-based Danielle Yother on guitar, Madeline Dierauf on fiddle, and Molly Johnson on banjo, this trio recently appeared at IBMA in Raleigh and is currently touring in support of their first album, If I Wait Anymore. This all-ages show is filled with harmony and some of the best fiddle/banjo/guitar pickin’ you have seen in some time.
Watch: Youtube
Listen: Spotify
Visit: The Wilder Flower
Thursday, May 22, 2025 – 7:30PM
Jared Benjamin
Bringing his moody, caffeine-driven songwriting to our stage
“Jared Benjamin is an independent musician from Long Island, making caffeine-induced music with a focus on mental health and story-telling.”
Jared Benjamin is back! After opening for The Nicotine Dolls at Downtown Cary Park, Jared brings his moody, caffeine-driven songwriting to the stage at The Cary Theater. Jared’s viral success with his first single, “Superhero”, has led to his decision to pursue music full time. Jared’s fan base on social media and streaming platforms has grown exponentially with over 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify and Apple Music, and over 1 million social media followers in total. Jared continues to release hits such as “Flatline”, “Doomsday”, “I’m the Sinner” and “Let it Burn”. Listen online and come sing along.
Watch: Youtube
Listen: Spotify
Visit: Jared Benjamin
