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A$AP Rocky, Freddie Gibbs, Summer Walker, Wednesday, and KOKOROKO; outdoor movies, HeroesCon, Gerald Wallace at the Charlotte Knights game, a World Cup 'EA FC' and Binho tournament watch party, and the Charlotte Symphony bring Broadway to Symphony Park! https://t.co/3XDNa0ERY0

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Knicks fans are going to be so annoying at Hornets games this upcoming season. 😔

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50 Cent and A$AP Rocky celebrated the Knicks’ championship in the Charlotte-area (Concord) at DaBaby’s Be More Grateful Festival, where 50 performed and Rocky made a surprise appearance following his tour stop. 🎥: stardnr / unclemurda

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A$AP Rocky proclaimed that he used to live in Charlotte and paid tribute to Petey Pablo’s “Raise Up” while riding a helicopter above the crowd, transitioning into “HELICOPTER.”🚁🔥

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A$AP Rocky entrance in Charlotte right into the floor of the mosh pit!

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We asked Gerald Wallace who the most underrated Bobcats player was before throwing out the first pitch at the Knights game with Brandt Bronico.

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The Panthers have agreed to terms with Jalen Coker on a three-year, $35 million extension that could be worth up to $41 million with incentives, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Coker is coming off a standout performance in the Panthers’ Wild Card playoff loss to the Los Angeles Rams, when he hauled in nine catches for 134 yards and a touchdown.

After a stellar career at Holy Cross, the DMV native signed with the Panthers as an undrafted free agent in 2024. He was waived during final roster cuts, re-signed to the practice squad, and eventually earned his opportunity when injuries and roster moves opened the door.

He has developed into one of the Panthers' most dependable offensive weapons when healthy. In two NFL seasons, Coker has recorded 65 receptions for 872 yards and five touchdowns while appearing in only 22 games.

We spoke with Coker back in March about settling into Charlotte and preparing for his third NFL season: https://t.co/TU9vhiJjOa

📸: Gregory Trott / AP

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Charlotte artist and “community catalyst” Makayla Binter has long moved fluidly between athletics, academics, and art since her early years. She has since become a creative force in the city and one of Charlotte’s most recognizable connectors. https://t.co/2EY21QcjyB

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Bobcats legend Gerald "Crash" Wallace will make a special appearance and throw out the first pitch at the Charlotte Knights game on Friday night, and we're giving away two tickets to the game on Instagram: https://t.co/i1Jcx0H1Xh

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The Scottish national team, featuring Andy Robertson, Scott McTominay, and John McGinn, training today at Atrium Health Performance Park in Charlotte, as Scotland is one of three national teams headquartered in North Carolina for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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R&B/soul singer Ari Lennox — a former Charlotte resident and city favorite — closed out her 'Vacancy' tour in the Queen City.

A striking motel-themed production, with Charlotte's Dexter Jordan and Blanche J serving as both backup singers and “bellhops,” Lennox delivered a lengthy, fan-friendly set spanning her catalog, from 'Pho EP' to 'Shea Butter Baby' and her latest, 'Vacancy.'

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Charlotte's Dexter Jordan and former Queen City resident Blanche J featured backup vocalists on Ari Lennox's 'Vacancy' tour, which made its final stop in Charlotte tonight. 🎶✨

Jordan also recently released a new single "OKIDOKI" produced by FLLS. 🔥

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Knicks fans are going to be so annoying at Hornets games this upcoming season. 😔

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Genre-blending saxophonist, singer, and multi-instrumentalist, Masego has announced a summer tour that will make stops in Charlotte and Raleigh in August. 🎷🎶✨ https://t.co/dQhLtAyWCZ

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Charlotte artist and “community catalyst” Makayla Binter has long moved fluidly between athletics, academics, and art since her early years. She has since become a creative force in the city and one of Charlotte’s most recognizable connectors. https://t.co/2EY21QcjyB

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After playing multiple surprise shows across the country — including one at the Radio Room in Greenville — and culminating with a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden, indie folk singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers will officially hit the road this year for an international tour, returning to Charlotte (Spectrum Center on Friday, October 9) for the first time since 2021.

Bridgers is known for her serene brand of indie folk and hit songs like “Scott Street,” “Motion Sickness,” “Kyoto,” and “Garden Song,” from her two studio albums 'Stranger in the Alps' (2017) and 'Punisher' (2020).

She's also in notable side projects, including boygenius with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker — releasing an EP in 2018 and a full album, 'The Record' (2023), which won a Grammy for “Not Strong Enough” — as well as Better Oblivion Community Center, a collaboration with Conor Oberst.

Bridgers will be joined by indie lo-fi folk-rock singer-songwriter Alex G for all North American dates.

Presale registration for all dates is open now until Thursday, June 11 at 10 p.m. at https://t.co/LF8BCsQhlO, and public ticket sales take place Friday, June 12 at 10 a.m.

$1 from every ticket sold on the North American leg of The Lost Tour will be donated to RAINN, and upon arrival at all venues, all phones, smartwatches, and accessories will be secured in Yondr pouches that guests will retain possession of at all times.

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The Hurricanes have tied the Stanley Cup Final with a Seth Jarvis goal in overtime, winning 4–3 in another thrilling game in Raleigh.

Vegas struck first when Brett Howden opened the scoring in the first period off a Mitch Marner assist, giving the Golden Knights a 1–0 lead after a fast-paced but scoreless opening frame.

Vegas extended the lead to 2–0 after another Howden goal midway through the second period, but the Hurricanes came roaring back in the third. Logan Stankoven sparked the comeback with a backhand goal to get Carolina on the board, followed by Mark Jankowski tying the game at 2–2.

Jordan Staal then gave the Hurricanes their first lead of the night with a tip-in, completing a three-goal surge.

Vegas refused to go away, with just over a minute remaining in regulation, Mark Stone buried a backhand goal off a Mitch Marner setup to tie the game 3–3 and force overtime.

In overtime, both teams traded chances, but Carolina sealed the win when Seth Jarvis scored 3:56 into the extra period off a setup from Shayne Gostisbehere and Sebastian Aho, lifting the Hurricanes to a 4–3 victory and tying the Stanley Cup Final at one game apiece.

Game 3 will take place in Vegas on Saturday, June 6 at 8 p.m. at T-Mobile Arena.

📸: Karl B. DeBlaker / AP

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Let's go, Canes! 🏒✨

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✨🎻GIVEAWAY🎻✨ Want to win two orchestra-level seats to the Rick Ross 'Port of Miami' 20th Anniversary black-tie symphonic orchestra tour in Charlotte or Greensboro? We're giving away tickets in each city! https://t.co/RLCPx3UJXJ