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In April, cartoonist Max Huffman's monthly rent increased from $800 to $1,400 when the Carrboro apartment building he had lived in for three years changed ownership.
Yumi Kendall, now in her 20th season as a cellist with The Philadelphia Orchestra, said she grew up surrounded by music because of her trailblazing grandfather, who brought the Suzuki method of music education from Japan to the U.S. in the 1960s.
“I’m plannin’ out my wedding with some guy I’m never marryin',” Olivia Rodrigo sang on “love is embarrassing," off of her new album, "GUTS."
Rain forced the UNC Jazz Faculty Concert indoors, but there was still a packed house in Moeser Auditorium on Sept. 12. The energy in the audience and among the performers was palpable, with people of all ages erupting into applause after every song.
My Sister Maura, an Raleigh based band and self-described “indie shoegaze outfit,” has played at Neptunes Parlour before, but never in front of an at-capacity crowd.
While attending the inaugural LFG Fest at Motorco Music Hall on Aug. 25 and 26, Galaxy Lineberger said she felt like she was in the '90s.
Adam Canosa, the music teacher at Hillsborough Elementary School, developed a game-based educational music app during the COVID-19 pandemic. Songcraft provides a supplement for students to learn their instruments both inside and outside of the classroom.
Anyone entering Kenan Stadium for a home game this fall will be met with the deafening roar of students, alumni and fans.
Excitement filled the air as students and community members gathered in Polk Place on Monday to hear UNC's a cappella groups perform in front of South Building.
A new haven for lovers of food and art alike has come to Franklin Street.
How many playlists go unused?
This summer, a range of leaders have stepped into new roles at UNC.
The UNC Department of Music hosted its Summer Jazz Workshop and concert series — a program with three different tracks — from June 26 to June 30.
For De'Ivyion Drew, art is a love ballad.
Jocelyn Neal was in graduate school when she began to focus on genres like country and bluegrass. Now, as the upcoming chair of the UNC Department of Music, she will continue to help revitalize the curriculum so students from various musical backgrounds can find relevant courses for a music major or minor.
"We try to be more than just a store — more like a hub of music," Gabriel Garrity, an employee of Schoolkids Records, said.
Danzón, a popular music genre and dance in Cuba, has influences from Afro-Cuban and European classical music. UNC's campus is home to Charanga Carolina — the only university-based Charanga music ensemble in the state.
Local record stores celebrated Record Store Day on Saturday with exclusive new vinyl releases and musical performances.
At the pinnacle of his guitar career in 2012, a local musician who goes by “Trumpet Monk” realized how deeply unhappy he was.
The UNC community can look forward to a day of fun and a night performance by rapper Young Nudy at the upcoming Jubilee event.
