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Jeff Hahne

Charlotte
As seen in: Diario AS, The Toronto Star, SPIN, Killeen Daily Herald, Sowetan, WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA), Rolling Stone France, Our State, Creative Loafing Charlotte, The Indiana Gazette and
Freelance music writer/photographer; former Loafer, current marketing and social media consultant; concert and portrait photographer; editor
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Buffalo Traffic Jam Proves Its Popularity at The Underground

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By Jeff Hahne
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Buffalo Traffic Jam performs at The Underground on July 14. (Photo by Jeff Hahne) It’s interesting how a cover song can impact a set in the midst of an artist’s performance. At The Underground on Tuesday, for example, singer/songwriter Ava Hall’s performance of Tyler Childers’ “Whitehouse Road” undoubtedly won over new fans and served as one of her set’s highlights.
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Les Is More When Claypool Gold Hits TD Amp Ballantyne

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By Jeff Hahne
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Les Claypool performs with the Fearless Flying Frog Brigade as part of the Claypool Gold show. (Photo by Jeff Hahne) Les Claypool served fans with the trifecta on Tuesday night as the Claypool Gold tour rolled into TD Amp Ballantyne. The extravaganza featured three of Claypool’s bands back-to-back-to-back: Les Claypool’s Fearless Flying Frog Brigade, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, and Primus.
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The Black Crowes Leave the Clickbait Behind in Charlotte Tour Stop

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By Jeff Hahne
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The Black Crowes perform at Truliant Amphitheater on June 6, 2026. (Photo by Jeff Hahne) There were no chants of “U-S-A.” There was no image of a black crow dressed similar to Uncle Sam. At Truliant Amphitheater on Saturday night, there was only plenty of rock to satisfy the large crowd in attendance. The Black Crowes, along with Whiskey Myers and Southall, stopped by Charlotte’s largest amp as part of the Southern Hospitality Tour.
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