Hiding Places synthesizes the sound of four 'fluid instrumentalists'
Fueled by Cosmic Cantina and inspired by WXYC, local band Hiding Places is solidifying its place in the Chapel Hill music scene.
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Fueled by Cosmic Cantina and inspired by WXYC, local band Hiding Places is solidifying its place in the Chapel Hill music scene.
To absolutely no one’s surprise, Kanye West is making headlines again.
Musician-turned-actor, writer and producer Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi is finally back with his newest project, “Entergalactic.”
I am the proud winner of East Chapel Hill High School's best person to aux superlative award.
For the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Carrboro Music Festival is back.
An eight-piece brass ensemble, The Soul Rebels performed at Memorial Hall last Friday with special guest Big Freedia to open up the Fall 2022 Carolina Performing Arts season.
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Southern Village’s Live Music on the Village Green series concluded this Sunday, but Sept. 22's open mic and karaoke night will be the last music event of the year.
Twice a week, students walking past Murphey Hall can hear a sound unlike anything on campus — a sound that blends cultures, voices and layers.
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I have a complicated relationship with how things were before.
Recently, I found myself watching Garth Brooks: The Road I’m On – an A&E documentary series that peeks into the life of the best-selling solo artist. Towards the end of the first episode, as Brooks reflects on his career, he speaks earnestly to the camera, “Between me and you, country music, I don’t think, has ever been treated with the same respect as pop, rock…We always kind of get downplayed.”
A variety of musical artists performed at this year's first installment of the Tracks Music Series on Thursday at the Rosemary and Columbia St. Parking Lot in downtown Chapel Hill.
On the first day of our editor’s retreat for The Daily Tar Heel, our general manager asked us the captivating question: “What do you need to feel human this year?” The answers from my fellow editors ranged from a good meal from their favorite Franklin Street establishment to hearing live music at their favorite venue. After thinking for a minute or two, the answer came to me.
From performances in Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center, Grammy nominations and its members' collective ability to play over 80 traditional instruments, the Sones de México Ensemble is no amateur musical group. And soon, they will be bringing their talent to Chapel Hill.
Musical Empowerment, a nonprofit organization founded at UNC, hosted a benefit concert on Aug. 30 to celebrate its 20th anniversary and its mission of providing free music lessons for kids.
Part of what makes music beautiful is its universality. Even if you don’t understand a single lyric, the melodies, rhythms and energy can make you fall in love with a tune. For that reason, sharing music is a great way to get to know people.
Up until a year ago, I had always been a pretty average runner — the “world’s okayest runner,” as the sticker on my water bottle phrases it.
It’s been exactly one month since Beyoncé released her seventh studio album, “Renaissance," into the world.
Rich sounds of Indonesian brass instruments and song lyrics flow through the doors of Hill Hall on Wednesday nights from the Nyai Saraswati Gamelan Ensemble.