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September 02, 2008 Music » Music Briefs

Ben Folds Five to perform in Chapel Hill Sept. 18

Yes, Ben Folds Five

by Grayson Currin @currincy

Ben Folds Five—Darren Jessee, Robert Sledge and Ben Folds—will play Thursday, Sept. 18, at UNC-Chapel Hill's Memorial Hall, according to sources close to the show's presenters, Myspace Music. The trio—which disbanded in 2000 shortly after touring behind its fourth full-length, The Unauthorized…

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