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The Save the Music street performance series is hoping to provide a lifeline for local musicians while supporting businesses in downtown Chapel Hill.
With public health and safety risks causing classes to move online for the semester, many UNC music ensembles have also taken to an online format to continue creating music together.
Eddie Van Halen, who died at 65 due to cancer on Tuesday, had a unique guitar playing style that left a mark on the music world and influenced UNC community members of all ages.
About 100 bands and solo artists from a variety of genres and backgrounds came together virtually for the annual Carrboro Music Festival to keep musical spirit alive during the pandemic.
Whether it is the nostalgic pop of Gen Z’s favorite boy band, One Direction, or the alternative rap icon that is Tyler, The Creator, some albums are just so perfect that every song could have been a single. Every student has their go-to Spotify or Apple Music playlist for studying or driving, but that feeling you get when you find an album you enjoy from front to back is unparalleled.
The 23rd annual Carrboro Music Festival will be held virtually this weekend, with two days of live-streamed and prerecorded performances that will feature nearly 100 acts from around the Triangle.
The internet is obsessed with the year 2016.
Travis Scott, also known as Cactus Jack, has been sending hundreds of hungry hypebeasts to McDonald’s around the country and the Triangle, with one mission: to try his best-selling burger.
Welcome to The Daily Tar Heel's Weekly Quiz for the Well-Read News Whiz, a chance for you to assess your knowledge of this week's headlines — all the who's, what's, when's, where's and more of the campus, Chapel Hill and beyond.
As the pandemic shifts many aspects of daily life remote, 42-year-old fiddler and UNC alumnus Mike Ferry has found time to return to his roots and do what he loves most: play Irish music.
Although the spring 2020 Jubilee concert was postponed due to COVID-19, the show must go on —virtually. The Carolina Union Activities Board will host rapper Rico Nasty and singer DaniLeigh in the first ever virtual Jubilee concert this Saturday.
When incoming first-years Daniel Asanov and Tomer Goldhagen started looking for suitemates, their search was based on a common interest: music.
Though COVID-19 guidelines have kept them apart since July, Chapel Hill band "The Magnolias" is continuing to invent ways to remain connected in order to rehearse, record and produce their newest album.
A year after releasing their first record, local band Toothsome has released two new songs.
Timothy Sparks said he didn’t take music seriously growing up, but through the guidance of his high school choir teacher, he realized his passion.
In early March, as Sarah and Austin McCombie of North Carolina-based folk band Chatham Rabbits drove home in their brand-new tour van, their inbox flooded with COVID-19 cancellations. Instead of preparing for a nationwide tour like they planned, the duo spent the next few weeks adjusting to a new, concert-less reality.
As North Carolina reopens, performing arts across the state are far from returning to normal.
About three years ago, Torin Alston, Danlee Gildersleeve, Todd Davis and Sean Meehan came together to form JULIA., a Chapel Hill-based alternative blues-rock band turned "funk foursome." The band just finished recording their latest album in Asheville. Staff writer Ben McEntire sat down with Davis and Meehan to talk funk, flow and the evolution of the group.
Tim Husk said the Awen Family Band is striving to include a network of musicians rather than just the lone band in their much-anticipated Synchronicity Shindig on Saturday, Jan. 11 at the Living Arts Collective in Durham.
Sarah Cahill is known for her lifetime dedication to supporting the artistic works of women. Cahill’s latest project, a piano concert called “The Future is Female,” originally started as a dream that her husband had.
