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UNC men's soccer falls to Furman during penalty shootout in first round of NCAA tournament

| November 21

Music

Music department's Rock Lab jams for finals at Local 506

By Peggy Mullin | April 26

For most UNC students, final exams means long, quiet hours spent studying. But John Brackett’s MUSC158 class, the final exam is all about volume ...

HB2 rocks music scene

By Erin Wygant | April 25

Big names like Bruce Springsteen, Ringo Starr and most recently Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas are canceling their concerts in North Carolina to protest House ...

Prince’s purple reign at Carmichael in 1980s

By Morgan Vickers | April 25

Lavonda Burnette said her love of Prince has shaped her life.

Former UNC student and performer Chase Rice performs as a part of the 2016 Jubilee hosted by the Carolina Union Activities Board. Rice performed in Carmichael Arena after the Spring Game.

Rice returns for jubilant performance

By Paige Connelly | April 17

A sea of Carolina Blue and cowboy boots gathered in Carmichael Arena on Saturday night to see country star Chase Rice headline the 2016 Jubilee concert. ...

David Walker brings James Taylor to Franklin Street

By Peggy Mullin | April 14

This week, Franklin Street had an unusual addition to its sidewalk — a man with long hair and black fingernails handing out flyers advertising his James ...

'ID: Coming Home' brings pop-up art to North Carolina Study Center

By Hanzhang Connie Jin | April 1

Everything we make says something about where we’re from — at least that's how UNC seniors Emma Biggerstaff and Maggie Blank see it.

Chase Carroll, a sophomore music major, is releasing his album "The Perfect Problem" on Mar 26. Carroll collaborated with 11 UNC students to produce it and is featured on piano on 8 of the tracks.

UNC sophomore Chase Carroll to debut ﬁrst album

By Rebekah Cockram | March 23

Chase Carroll, a sophomore Kenan Music Scholar, did it for love.

Ellis Dyson & the Shambles prepare for spring tour

By Peggy Mullin | March 22

Ellis Dyson & the Shambles, known throughout the local music scene for their swinging tunes and electric on-stage performances, are taking their talents ...

Country singer and former UNC football player Chase Rice does fourteen push ups to match Carolina's point scored.

Chase Rice Jubilee contract, openers announced

By Sarah Vassello | March 20

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. ...

Jazz initiative orchestrates music competition

By Megan Cross | March 7

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

Cat's Cradle, TABLE partner for charity during UNC/Duke game

By Morgan Howard | March 6

On Saturday afternoon, music, donations and a rivalry came together at Cat’s Cradle.

The legacy of Virgins Family Band lives on in Dad & Dad

By Paige Connelly | February 29

Everyone on campus has noticed, at some point or another, the strategically placed “Virgins” stickers on trashcans, electrical boxes and light polls, ...

Caroline Ririe, Timmy Cooper, McKinley Pollock, members of a southern rock, alternative country band called Below the Line, share a laugh.

Below the Line couples music with friendship

By Peggy Mullin | February 25

Friends tend to come and go, but for sophomores Timmy Cooper, McKinley Pollock and Caroline Ririe, a five-year friendship gives them an edge as musicians. ...

NC rapper wrote on ‘To Pimp a Butterﬂy’

By Jenni Ciesielski | February 23

In 2005, N.C. State University student Marlanna Evans helped form a hip-hop organization. Ten years later, she became a Grammy-nominated artist — Rapsody. ...

Q&A with professor of ethnomusicology Robin Moore

By Hanzhang Jin | February 18

Staff writer Hanzhang Jin spoke with ethnomusicologist professor Robin Moore on his upcoming talk at UNC, his background, and whom he’d most like to ...

First-year Hayley Sigmon, a self-taught musician, has her own YouTube channel and Soundcloud account to showcase her music.

First-year musician ﬁnds self in songs

By Nicola McIrvine | February 16

For first-year Hayley Sigmon, music is far more than notes on a page. It has given her passion, friendship, creativity and, most importantly, happiness. ...

Will McInerney recorded a new podcast with Mohammed Moussa (not pictured) at WUNC Studios in Chapel Hill on Friday. The podcast will cover issues such as social justice and cultural inequality and is part of a series called Stories With a Heartbeat that is set to be released this spring.

New WUNC podcast explores heartbreak and hardship

By Chloe Lackey | February 16

WUNC-FM is making it possible to hear the story behind the heartbeat.

CUAB announces Chase Rice as Jubilee performer

By Sarah Vassello | February 12

Chase Rice said that Carolina can — and it did. The Carolina Union Activities Board announced today that Chase Rice, a former UNC linebacker and a UNC ...

UNC Women's Glee Club harmonizes with high schools

By Leah Moore | February 4

Tonight, high school girls will hit high notes with UNC Women's Glee Club. At University United Methodist Church, four local high school girls’ choirs ...

The back of Hill Hall fenced off from the public due to construction.

Hill Hall renovations don't address real problems

By Erin Wygant | February 1

Hill Hall has one semester of renovations under its belt. Classrooms are gutted, the auditorium is empty and walls are missing. Next fall, the music department ...