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(From left) senior vocal performance major Chris Burrus, junior political science and public policy Jabril Rice, and first-year vocal performance major Cole Covington rehearse their solos in preparation for the Clef Hangers' Fall concert.

A cappella involvement entails 'the time commitment of a job' and love of the game

By Maria Elena Vizcaino | April 19

The a capella life is one filled with surprises, practice, legacy and friends. Though there are times when its members are swamped with six hours of practice, ...

Looking to celebrate? There's a national day for that

By Anna Pogarcic | November 20

Although it seems there is a different holiday being celebrated every day, there are only 10 national holidays recognized by the United States federal ...

An architect, three artists and a professor: the Freelon family

By Maryam Mohamed | October 10

The Freelon family has roots in the Triangle, but their talents have taken them to everywhere from an art installation in Madagascar to a mayoral ...

Wheelchair-bound 2 Chainz wows Raleigh

By Isaac Rosso Klakovich | September 14

While he might be almost 40 years old, Atlanta-born rapper 2 Chainz is still in the prime of his career after releasing his latest and most critically ...

Sing along to 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' at Cat's Cradle

By Sabrina Zirkle | September 11

The PopUp Chorus will be celebrating The Beatles' album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" at an event at Cat's Cradle open to the community. Anyone, ...

Cat's Cradle event to raise money for the ACLU

By Olivia Clark | September 11

In order to raise money for the American Civil Liberties Union, five bands will perform at Rockin' the Rights at Cat’s Cradle Saturday.

Tei Shi performs Hopscotch Musical Festival.

City editor Rebecca Ayers jumps into Hopscotch Music Festival

By Rebecca Ayers | September 10

Raleigh’s annual Hopscotch music festival is never short on music.

Stephen Anderson, Jazz professor at UNC, plays the piano for the Faculty Jazz Trio. Photo courtesy Stephen Anderson.

UNC faculty jazz trio receive a standing ovation

By Eva Ellenburg | September 4

With a soft blue light shining over them, the UNC Faculty Jazz Trio played some of the genre’s greatest hits, receiving a standing ovation from ...

Taylor Swift circles the drain in her new music video

By Leah Moore | August 28

Taylor Swift has taken a dark turn while still attempting, to an extent, to play the victim.

Snake It Off: Taylor Swift announces new single

By Adam Phan | August 23

It may be the year of the rooster, but that might change soon. After teasing fans with snake clips on her social media accounts, Taylor Swift announced ...

Our recommendations for the coming month of concerts

By Adam Phan , Karyn Hladik-Brown and Leah Moore | August 21

Chapel Hill and the Triangle’s music scene always attracts a diverse group of artists and performers — which can leave you feeling a little overwhelmed. ...

Word on the Street: What is your song of the summer?

By Karyn Hladik-Brown and Leah Moore | August 20

Whether you’re listening to a road trip playlist or the radio on the way to work, there’s always a song that reminds you of Summer ‘17 every time ...

Column: Don't like the music for the price

By Liam Bradford | June 13

Like most people my age, I really like music.

A 2015 Ebony Readers/Onyx Theater (EROT) performance.

Student "artivists" have rhythm with poetry, rap

By Brinley Lowe | May 30

“To a Friend Somewhere in Chicago” is a personal letter to an old friend. But unlike most letters, it doesn’t have just one reader—or any readers ...

Refugee support concert to be held on Saturday

By Alexis Hinnant | April 28

Cat’s Cradle and Love Chapel Hill are hosting “The Sound of Solidarity Concert” on Saturday, which benefits refugees

Bands and LDOC make us dance with Little Frat Court concert

By Alexandra Blazevich | April 28

After a semester of too little sleep and too many assignments, it’s time to celebrate. Happy LDOC, y’all.

Zankiliwa, an African dance troupe at UNC, performs at Milk and Honey, an event hosted by The Bridge featuring dance, poetry, song, and other performances. The event took place in the Sonja Haynes Stone Center on Tuesday night.

Milk and honey participants perform poetry, song and dance in affirming space

By Jacob Hancock | April 26

Dancing, poetry and creating a safe performance space were all parts of the biannual “Milk and Honey” event.

Virginia band 'Parachute's into Cat's Cradle

By Aaron Whittemore | April 24

Parachute, a critically acclaimed, Charlottesville, Virginia-based band, will perform at Cat’s Cradle tonight.

Happy 4/20! Here's your perfect playlist

By Alexis Hinnant | April 20

Whether you're an avid smoker, a sometimes smoker, a non-smoker or just someone who checks your calendar, you're most likely pretty aware that today is ...

The Kidzu Museum will be hosting Sensory Friendly Playtime on Thursday, April 27th.

Chapel Hill ushers in Autism Awareness Month with series of events

By Ashton Eleazer | April 19

For Lindsay Graham, a board member of the Autism Society of North Carolina Orange-Chatham County and self-advocate, Autism Awareness Month means feeling ...