GREENSBORO — Following a set from Asheville bluegrass sensation Holler Choir, and with a crowd of eager locals gathered outside downtown staple Natty Greene’s on Friday afternoon, organizers rolled out two major headliners for one of the state’s most treasured music and arts festivals — in fitting fashion.
The North Carolina Folk Festival returns Sept. 18-20, with The Roots headlining Saturday night and Molly Tuttle closing out Sunday.
The dictionary of etymology traces “vibe” as a clipped form of “vibration,” a word that dates to the 1650s, from the Latin vibratio — a shaking, a motion — and vibrare, to set something in motion. By the 1960s, it had taken on its modern meaning: an instinctive feeling, an emotional atmosphere…