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Hope, Death, Love, Time and Virtue will take the stage tonight at Memorial Hall.
College is hard. I get that.
UNC graduate and hip-hop artist Lex Jordan — known on stages as Lexicon — has never had an issue distinguishing himself from a crowd. Friends and peers have oft described his talents, interests and fashion sense as eclectic — a description attached to Jordan since a scholarship allowed him to attend Cary Academy, while many of his friends were districted to high schools in South Raleigh.
Five years ago, Justin Bieber and One Direction came out as the biggest teen pop sensations and stole the world’s hearts. However, as time has passed, both have matured into completely new entities, and that’s reflected in their newest music.
Panicked students flip through notes in a last-ditch effort to absorb the material. The only open seat is in the middle of the normally-spacious 400-person lecture hall. That tiny foldable desk is where it happens — the final exam.
At popular music bar Local 506, newcomers DNCE took the stage only to leave the fans absolutely speechless within seconds.
Aside from becoming an astronaut/actress/unicorn, my childhood self had only one dream: playing music. My life’s ultimate goal is to join a band, get big, go through a rockstar phase, break up, fade into obscurity and then live out the rest of my days in some sleazy New York City bar, reminiscing about the glory days.
Campus MovieFest
Sophomore Annie Proctor wants UNC students to expect the sensual at the upcoming Carolina Ukulele Ensemble concert.
While the rain may have stopped some from going to the Veterans’ Music Fest at the Seymour Center, those in attendance were excited to honor local veterans.
Wednesday night’s performance by Chris Stapleton and Justin Timberlake at the CMA Awards is a great example of the mix between country and soul music, according to Charles L. Hughes.
On most weeknights around 10 p.m., the Pit is primarily trafficked by students either filing out of the library, visiting the Student Union or walking home across campus. On Wednesdays, though, the Pit resembles a stage, complete with live music and a captive audience.
It's already raining forever in the worst part of school.
Future should pay the ACC men’s basketball players for the level of marketing he got Wednesday at the ACC Media Day.
Third time’s a charm.
Hello, its me, and I'm not happy.
So Drake’s “Hotline Bling” is kind of a big deal. The song is Drake’s highest grossing single and surged to number two on the Billboard Hot 100 list – not to mention that its video has turned into a meme maker’s playground.
On Sunday, the Chapel Hill Philharmonic performed a spooky classical music concert for the public in Kenan Music Building. Performers Mark Furth, Veronica Allen, and Anastasia Barkett dressed up in their finest Halloween attire, and encouraged audience participation, especially from children, both musically and vocally.
It was all treat and no trick.
Sophomore comparative literature major Noah Rawlings’ band Sunshine Faces will perform tonight. (Courtesy of Rachel Bridges)
