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Anyone who's gone through class registration can tell you it's essentially the Hunger Games of higher education. If you're searching for some encouragement (or some sympathy), look no farther. Our playlist covers the three phases of registration, from excitement to defeat to gradual acceptance.
Despite the fact that Atlanta’s Microwave has graced my Spotify on no more than two occasions, I found their setlist familiar when they opened at Cat’s Cradle on Wednesday night. I nodded my head, hummed choruses and melodies, and felt a rush when the band started into one of my favorites (“Something Right”) from their most recent release, “Stovall.”
Everything we make says something about where we’re from — at least that's how UNC seniors Emma Biggerstaff and Maggie Blank see it.
Take Note is a spotlight series that features music artists that are arguably not mainstream enough and deserve your attention.
Some say math and music go hand in hand, but Vivek Menon disagrees.
Josh Rowsey, aka (J) Rowdy performs as a part of the the Hip Hop and Social Justice event at the Parr Center for Ethics and the Institute for the Arts and Humanities.
We have a few days left before our boys fly to Houston to compete in the Final Four. Until then, we still have plenty to get hype about. For example, Spring has officially sprung and we’re the only No. 1 team left in the tournament. Here’s a playlist to help aide you in process our shared overwhelming sense of anticipation. Bring home the ship, boys.
Chase Carroll, a sophomore Kenan Music Scholar, did it for love.
Ellis Dyson & the Shambles, known throughout the local music scene for their swinging tunes and electric on-stage performances, are taking their talents to untested waters on their spring tour.
We’ve all seen the video of UNC's pep band breaking it down at the PNC Arena Saturday at the Providence game.
World Water Day is March 22 and what better way to celebrate than by listening to 11 songs called "Water?"
Forget about last year's Doritos Locos Tacos. Country musician and 2016 Jubilee performer Chase Rice will be dining on protein shakes and a veggie tray.
Going on a road trip this Spring Break? Need some ~cool~ and ~awesome~ playlists to jam to while on the road? Look no further, here is a compilation of ALL the playlists that DTH bloggers have curated, ever. Also check out the Daily Tar Heel account on SoundCloud.
Owner Saman Khoujinian mixes sound in the control room at Sleepy Cat Studios in Carrboro.
The 360° Jazz Initiative Ensemble is jazzing up the Kenan Music Building.
Peter Vance of Happy Abandon playing at Cat's Cradle on Sat. March 5
On Saturday afternoon, music, donations and a rivalry came together at Cat’s Cradle.
Let's throw it back to the early 2000s when girl power anthems were at an all time high. Fergie, Destiny's Child, Beyoncé and many other artists topped the music charts with these unforgettable hits.
Take Note is a spotlight series that features music artists that are arguably not mainstream enough and deserve your attention. Last semester we featured Jon Bellion and Beta Radio. Now, we bring you the upbeat, modern funk of LunchMoney Lewis.
Beyoncé’s Super Bowl halftime show and her “Formation” music video triggered police unions in Miami, Tampa and Nashville to boycott any off-duty security work for her upcoming concerts — but Raleigh’s police union unanimously voted not to boycott.
