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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2008
AVETTS
FROM PAGE 1
“I’ve never seen a band give so
much in every single concert that
they play,” Allin said.
And Seth Avett said he doesn’t
expect the energy in this show to be
any different from others.
He said the band brings the
same intensity to an intimate show
as they do to a show at the largest
venue they’ve ever played.
“Each night is different. Every
single night has its own person
ality, its own memories, its own
spontaneity,” Seth Avett said.
“I’m sure this one will be no dif
ferent.”
The Avett Brothers are North
Carolina natives, currently resid
ing in Concord.
Avett said living in a small town
in North Carolina has created a
stability that is reflected in the
band’s music.
Their newest album, “The
Second Gleam,” was ranked 10th
on the Billboard Top Independent
Albums chart in August.
Though they’ve gained national
attention, the band has been play
ing at local venues like Cat’s Cradle,
The Cave and Local 506 for about
eight years.
“The energy is just so on the
forefront and so everywhere,”
Seth Avett said. “As soon as you
pull into town, you can just feel
the energy.”
Adele Ricciardi, CUAB music
committee chairwoman, said the
band helps contribute to the type
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“They’re a style of
music that doesn’t
come to UNC often,
so I was excited
when they did.”
TOM ALLIN, CUAB PRESIDENT, ON THE
AVETT BROTHERS
of diversity CUAB wants to bring
this year.
“We at CUAB do music nonstop
and we kind of look for artists that
are upcoming,” she said.
Allin said The Avett Brothers
also have a better name recogni
tion than last year’s Homecoming
act, Augustana.
“It’s kind of a name that you
can just say and people can list
off a number of their songs,” he
said. “They’re a style of music that
doesn’t come to UNC often, so I
was excited when they did.”
Seth Avett said the excite
ment, energy and electricity that
a group of college students brings
is priceless.
And because of this, he said, the
group is just as excited to come to
Chapel Hill as UNC students are
to see The Avett Brothers per
form.
“It’s always a pleasure to be
there,” Seth Avett said.
“There’s anticipation on both
sides.”
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