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I recently had the pleasure of witnessing UNC’s oldest a cappella group, the Clef Hangers, perform their spring concert in Memorial Hall, and I have to say — I think I’ve just witnessed the greatest rendition of “Africa” by Toto I’ve ever heard.
Vampire Weekend’s fifth album, “Only God Was Above Us,” might just be the preppy indie-rock group’s magnum opus.
On Friday morning, I got up and took a walk while listening to “Older,” Lizzy McAlpine’s newly-released third album. And as I made my way down Franklin Street, the music was the perfect soundtrack for a sunny April morning.
A couple songs into his set at Dreamville Festival on Saturday, rapper Lil Yachty hyped the crowd up, commenting that the SZA fans up front were tired and they "couldn't hang with the Boat fans." It was six hours into the first day of the two-day music festival, and there were still over two hours left before SZA took the stage for the last show of the night.
In music duo Gibson & Toutant’s debut album “On The Green,” the Durham-based couple creates an unconventional combination: buzzing lo-fi sound and DIY American folk.
“Cowboy Carter” is a masterclass in the art of homage.
When Heidi Radtke was just a toddler in Chicago's bustling Union Station, she became so transfixed on a saxophone player busking in the halls that her parents couldn’t pull her away.
Orange High School’s winter percussion ensemble won first place at the Atlantic Indoor Association South Championship last Sunday, making the ensemble undefeated in its two-year history.
On Tuesday afternoons, members of the East Chapel Hill High School Youth Leaders in Music club lead music lessons for Phillips Middle School students. Middle school students are paired with high schoolers to refine and learn skills.
Indie singer-songwriter Eliza McLamb’s childhood therapist was in the audience for her headlining show in the Cat’s Cradle Main Room on Saturday night.
Prior to its release on March 22, country song "UNC" by Gary Frost was being passed around social media, including the satire account catered to UNC students, UNC Chicks.
On Friday afternoon, many of Dexter Romweber's close friends and family gathered at Lapin Bleu — a Carrboro bar and art gallery he performed at often — to celebrate the first Dexter Romweber Day.
I love Jimmy Buffett.
Faye Webster, a singer-songwriter from Atlanta who just released her fifth album on March 1, is pushing boundaries in music and proving that straying from musical trends is worthwhile.
At backyard seafood boils or parades across the Triangle, it's likely you could find the Durham-based, New Orleans-style jazz band the Bulltown Strutters sporting unique, colorful clothing and funky personality.
Michael "Alim" Braxton has been incarcerated since he was 19.
Winston-Salem blues musician Ron Hunter, better known as "Big Ron Hunter," learned to play guitar on his family farm as a child with his father.
UNC junior Quincy Griffin made his first beat at just 10 years old. As the son of a rapper and producer, Griffin gained a musical foundation throughout his teens — but it wasn’t until he got to college that he began to take music more seriously.
There’s always at least one hour of my day, if not six or seven, that is accompanied with uninterrupted music blasting from my phone, headphones, speaker or TV.
You'd be likely to hear swing, jazz and blues guitar styles in the streets and warehouses of the N.C. Piedmont region a century ago, but Bill Moore, a guitarist and UNC sophomore, brings the style to present day.
