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5:20 pm
Fri August 5, 2011
A Eulogy for The Brewery
Demolition came for a Raleigh landmark this week when The Brewery was flattened to make way for classrooms and retail space on Hillsborough Street. During its 28 years in business, The Brewery gave a boost to the careers of bands like Raleigh-born Whiskeytown and, in more recent years, offered a launch pad for pop groups like Paramore and Panic! at the Disco. Up-and-coming local musicians found a home there, too.
- Host Frank Stasio talks with The Brewery owner Tom Taylor, Raleigh musician Caitlin Cary, and Sean Bailey, a grad student whose band 6 Inch Voices used to play The Brewery.