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A look into music venue Cat’s Cradle’s storied history


For over 55 years, Cat’s Cradle has been the leading concert venue within UNC’s vicinity, hosting a variety of events including musicians, philanthropic benefits, stand-up acts and more. One of Cat’s Cradle’s most notable shows includes Nirvana’s 1991 show, which took place 10 days after the release of their most famous studio album, “Nevermind.” (Daily Tar Heel)

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A look into music venue Cat’s Cradle’s storied history


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