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While many students were cramming for exams during finals week in the spring, junior Eric Przedpelski and his jazz quartet were hard at work recording their very first album.
Take Note is a spotlight series that features musicians that can arguably be labeled ‘underground’ and that deserve your attention. This week, our pick is Jon Bellion.
UNC senior Holland Gallagher performs as Gentleman Contender at Local 506 in 2014. His last show there is Saturday.
It’s only goodbye for now.
Joshua Rowsey graduated from Kenan-Flagler Business School in 2013. Since then, he has spent time on Wall Street as an insurance analyst, and he plans to travel to Cherokee, N.C., next month with members of the UNC linguistics and music departments to teach native Cherokee people to rap in their native tongue.
For once, the Pit was silent. All that was heard were words of hidden voices.
I would just like to say it took me two weeks to even think about writing this review, partly because I had no time, but mainly because "Do It" is such an awful song that I had to emotionally prepare to listen to the rest of the album.
Tashi Dorji performs at the Kennedy Theatre.
Chaz French performs at the Lincoln Theater on Friday night.
Zeena Parkins performs at the Fletcher Opera Theater.
Jenks Miller of Jenks Miller & Rose Cross NC performs at the Kennedy Theatre.
Chaz French performs at the Lincoln Theater on Friday night.
Raymond Pricardo, who is 80 years old and from Florida, dances with Allison Ganes, from Raleigh.
Once in danger of being destroyed, a historic cotton mill got the face-lift it needed — and a second chance.
The Carolina Union Activities Board will not host Homecoming concerts this year. Instead, the group will focus all of its efforts on hosting a larger Jubilee concert in the spring.
When I’m feeling anxious about being back in Chapel Hill, I ask myself, “What would Selena Gomez do?”
Hopscotch Music Festival attracts 20,000 people nationwide to Raleigh, features more than 140 bands and is essentially run by two-and-a-half people. The chief of that small crew is the director, founder and UNC graduate Greg Lowenhagen.
They started making music together when the band formed in 2010, the fall of their freshman year at UNC. Now, nearly five years later, Chapel Hill favorites Mipso are hitting the road again. But not before they release their new album, Old Time Reverie, and return to Cat’s Cradle this weekend.
The sound of the ‘70s is back with the 21st annual ProgDay festival. Progressive rock bands from Chile, Belgium, Israel, the U.S. and more will be rocking Chapel Hill’s Storybook Farm this weekend.
Less than an hour after leaving the Crown Coliseum in awe, I stood a short drive away at 2014 Forest Hills Drive, looking at the small Fayetteville home that lent its name to rapper J. Cole’s massive album and monumental, continent-spanning tour.
