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Concerts on the Creek: Too Phat Brass Brand

This month, Concerts on the Creek features Too Phat Brass Band, known for celebrating the culture and traditions of New Orleans’ Second Line Brass music. You can learn more about Too Phat Brass Band by going to https://www.facebook.com/toophatbrass/

A relaxed, open-air weekend music experience, Concerts on the Creek is Hub RTP’s monthly live music program featuring regional artists on the Hub RTP Stage. This series invites you to grab a lawn chair, spread out a picnic blanket, or wander the grounds while enjoying local sounds between lunch and dinner. With Burdens Creek and vibrant murals as the backdrop, take in the scenery and enjoy the fresh air. This series is perfect for families, friends or anyone looking to spend a leisurely weekend afternoon immersed in the Hub RTP community.

2:30pm | House Music Begins
3:00pm | 1st Set
4:00pm | Intermission
4:30pm | Final Set

Concerts on the Creek is presented in partnership with Sonic Pie Productions.

This event is free to attend and open to all. While attendance is free, please register for a free ticket to receive reminders and stay in the know for any updates. Free public parking is located on the deck just across the street at 3150 Elion Drive.

To find the stage, use 3151 Elion Drive. Upon arrival, walk through the outdoor breezeway (featuring the Desire Path mural) to the courtyard. Walk down the steps, and you will see the stage facing Burdens Creek. There are various seating options available that are first come, first served. Nearby shops and restaurants at Horseshoe at Hub RTP and Boxyard RTP are available. Keep in mind that this is an outdoor venue, so please dress and plan accordingly.

In the event of inclement weather, follow @hubrtp for updates.

Attendees are encouraged to plan ahead and review the Hub RTP Code of Conduct: https://hub.rtp.org/code-of-conduct/

Note: By participating in this event, you consent to the recording of your likeness, image, and/or voice and authorize Hub RTP to use photographs, video and audio recordings containing your likeness, image and/or voice in any medium for any purpose.

Concerts on the Creek: Lamont Landers

This month, Concerts on the Creek features Lamont Landers.

When Lamont Landers steps up to the microphone, he doesn’t just perform—he owns the stage. His voice carries the weight of lived experience, shaped by the quiet resilience of a small-town journey that led him, on his own terms, into the spotlight. With a voice that soars effortlessly through deep wells of soul, electrifying bursts of rock ‘n’ roll, and smooth, slow-burning R&B, the Alabama native captivates not just as a powerhouse vocalist but also as a searing guitarist and a thoughtful, eloquent songwriter. His breakout came with a viral cover of Ray Charles’ “Hit the Road Jack,” topping 500K views overnight. He went on to electrify audiences on America’s Got Talent and Showtime at the Apollo. Landers’ debut EP, Introducing…Lamont Landers dropped last year.

You can learn more about Lamont Landers by going to https://www.lamontlanders.com/

2:30pm | House Music Begins
3:00pm | 1st Set
4:00pm | Intermission
4:30pm | Final Set

In the event of inclement weather, follow @hubrtp for updates.

Attendees are encouraged to plan ahead and review the Hub RTP Code of Conduct: https://hub.rtp.org/code-of-conduct/

Concerts on the Creek | Kaira Ba

This month, Concerts on the Creek features Kaira Ba. Kaira Ba fully believes in their band’s name (“The Great Peace.”) Co-founder and kora player Diali Cissokho, who immigrated to North Carolina from Senegal in 2010, comes from a long line of prominent hereditary griots – people who are entrusted to maintain a West African village’s genealogies and important ceremonial affairs through song. Get ready to dance! You can learn more about Kaira Ba by going to https://www.kairabamusic.com/

2:30pm | House Music Begins
3:00pm | 1st Set
4:00pm | Intermission
4:30pm | Final Set

Concerts on the Creek is presented in partnership with Sonic Pie Productions.

In the event of inclement weather, follow @hubrtp for updates.

Attendees are encouraged to plan ahead and review the Hub RTP Code of Conduct: https://hub.rtp.org/code-of-conduct/

Concerts on the Creek: ¡Tumbao! with DJ G

Make the most of the in-between by joining us each month for a mid-day performance at the Hub RTP stage!

This Month’s Artists:

Formed in 2019, ¡Tumbao! has wasted no time in capturing the hearts and ears of audiences wherever they perform. From legendary venues along the United States east coast to festivals that celebrate the very essence of world music, this ensemble’s popularity is skyrocketing. The band’s dynamic stage presence, stellar musicianship, and infectious energy create an atmosphere that is impossible to resist.

More than heart-pounding rhythms and irresistible melodies, The band provides a cultural journey that celebrates the rich traditions and diverse heritage of Latin America. By blending musical elements from different regions, ¡Tumbao! creates a multicultural experience that unites people from all walks of life.

Coming off from a record-setting international tour for the nine person Psychedelic Latin Fusion ensemble, – having shared the stage with Grammy Award winning acts like Kabaka Pyramid, Proyecto Uno, and legend Mavis Staples, with performances at stages such as the Grassroots Festival Circuit, The Smithsonian, a featured artist at Jazz in the Garden in Washington, DC and CocoJazz Fest in Lima, Peru – the band has reached a new height of popularity, expanding its fanbase beyond its original Latin American and East Coast roots.

Know Before You Go:

House music begins | 2:30p
Performance starts | 3:00p-4:00pm
Intermission | 4:00p-4:30p
Final set | 4:30-5:30p

This event is free to attend and open to all. Free parking is located in the deck just across the street at 3150 Elion Drive.

To find us, the best address to plug into your GPS is 3151 Elion Drive. When you arrive, walk through the outdoor breezeway to the courtyard and you will see the stage.

If you are walking from the Frontier Campus, head straight down Sancar Way.

There are various seating options available that are first come first served. Keep in mind that this is an outdoor venue, so please dress and plan accordingly.

Consider supporting our local businesses by grabbing your lunch at Nanny Goat, Drift Coffee, Chenni or at Boxyard RTP to enjoy while listening.

In the event of unfavorable weather, follow @hubrtp for updates.

While this event is 100% free to attend, you can grab a free ticket to receive reminders and stay in the know as the event day approaches.

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Thank you to our partner, Sonic Pie Productions, for support in music curation and sound engineering.

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