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(07/11/21 10:21pm)
After over a year on hold, many annual events are set to return to Chapel Hill and Carrboro this fall.
(06/08/21 2:58am)
Carolina Performing Arts, in collaboration with the UNC Department of Music, will host its second annual Compose Carolina series in July, which will virtually showcase the work of UNC community members.
(05/28/21 1:04am)
With COVID-19 restrictions easing up, spring and summer events are coming back in full force. From concerts to art exhibitions, there are plenty of opportunities to break routine and enjoy the season in Chapel Hill.
(04/29/21 11:58pm)
Musicians from the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle will be performing in person together for the first time in over a year.
(04/29/21 1:25am)
Beginning last fall, the Downtown Chapel Hill Partnership works to bring good music and positive vibes to the community while supporting local musicians and businesses.
(04/27/21 10:32pm)
For many student musicians, performing a unique piece curated just for them is a faraway, unrealistic idea. But thanks to the dedication of recently retired Phillips Middle School Orchestra Director Ann Daaleman, Phillips’ former eighth grade orchestra students will get the chance to make this dream a reality.
(04/16/21 12:03am)
Steep Canyon Rangers started as a group of friends at UNC with a common interest in music. They never knew they would one day be nominated for three Grammys.
(04/12/21 11:40pm)
It didn’t hit me until I sat down to write this column the impact both Taylor Swift — and her “Fearless” album, specifically — have had on my life.
(04/12/21 1:58am)
Over quarantine, while most people were listening to music, this UNC student was making it.
(04/07/21 11:12pm)
If you’re anything like me, you may feel overwhelmed trying to keep up with the recent contention surrounding trending artist Lil Nas X’s most recent single – “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name).” That’s why I’m here to break it down for you.
(04/06/21 10:55pm)
Music has the power to bring people together. It’s something that can be shared even when two people are miles away. (In case you can't tell, my love language is making and receiving playlists.)
(04/06/21 9:52pm)
To be a college media adviser is a unique privilege.
(04/01/21 2:18am)
Carolina Performing Arts recently released its spring season finale rundown, including a variety of events from an interview series to dance performances.
(03/24/21 3:19am)
The curators of Tracks Music Library say the music scene in Chapel Hill is special. In their bios on the Tracks website, they reference iconic venues, the community’s camaraderie and a range of genres and talents. They are experts on the subject: musicians, business owners and scholars who have been selected for their knowledge of local culture and their ear for quality.
(03/23/21 1:26am)
The documentary “Framing Britney Spears," released last month on Hulu, has sparked a discussion among viewers, including UNC students and staff, about Spears' conservatorship and its online portrayal.
(03/22/21 11:39pm)
Women’s History Month may be fading out, but that doesn’t mean we should stop cranking up the volume on female musical artists making a difference. The 2021 Grammys proved that loud and proud females were inspiring a new generation of girls to demand equality while pumping out society-shattering tunes – literally.
(03/22/21 3:21am)
UNC junior Jason Reiser wants to be a film composer, so when he got the opportunity to score animated short films in Music 266: Advanced Composition, it felt like the perfect project for him.
(03/17/21 11:48pm)
The Bell Tower, Kenan Stadium, The Dean Dome — UNC is known for its famous photo-worthy sights across campus. And a new Spotify account aims to capture UNC's signature sounds.
(03/15/21 12:32am)
When Carrboro-based musician John Harrison was in seventh grade, he bought his first record: "Licensed to Ill" by the Beastie Boys. Now, under the stage name Jphono1, Harrison is releasing his own experimental music.
(03/10/21 4:25am)
Jonathan Byrd felt the impact of the pandemic when he had to move all of his equipment into a room in his house. The local Triangle musician started sharing his music solely through video — and lost nearly half his income by lack of merchandise sales.
