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

| November 21

Music

Ellis Dyson and the Shambles will perform tonight at 2nd Wind in a Halloween-themed show. (Courtesy of Larry Abrams)

No boos for The Shambles’ third Halloween concert

By Emily Perry | October 30

Third time’s a charm. In its third annual Halloween-themed show, the UNC-based band Ellis Dyson and the Shambles will draw out the sinister roots of ...

'Halloween Treat' is a treat for Chapel Hill children

By Chloe Lackey | October 26

It was all treat and no trick.

Mipso performs at Musical Empowerment's 2nd Annual Benefit Concert at University United Methodist Church in April of 2014.

Mipso’s new album tops Billboard charts

By Chloe Lackey | October 19

When UNC graduates Wood Robinson, Joseph Terrell and Jacob Sharp originally founded their band, Mipso, in 2010, they didn’t know where the opportunity ...

Singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson will perform for a sold-outcrowd at Cat’s Cradle tonight. He is promoting his newest album. (Courtesy of Ayat Soufan)

Singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson performs at Cat's Cradle

By Kacey Rigsby | October 8

Singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson is going from soft-rock radio to Cat’s Cradle tonight.

Shakori Hills returns to build a better community

By Jenni Ciesielski | October 8

With the forecast finally calling for a beautiful, blue-sky weekend after more than a week without sun, it’s safe to say it’s a good weekend for camping ...

UNC graduate student releases first solo album since UK fame

By Morgan Vickers | October 7

The average American may not know Brad San Martin or his former band, One Happy Island — but in England, they’re celebrities.

Old school hip-hop comes to The Library

By Kyley Underhill | October 6

The tables are turning at The Library.

Q&A with author, music critic Jon Fine

By Kristina Kokkonos | October 1

The executive editor of Inc. magazine, a guitarist and, now, an author, Jon Fine is a man of many talents. The former Chapel Hill resident spoke to staff ...

The 2013 - 2014 Rejects members pose together. The spoken word organization began in 2011. (Photo Courtesy of Brianna Torres)

The Rejects challenge stereotypical spoken word poetry

By Morgan Howard | September 28

Inspired by their own rejections, three girls set out to form a new organization — The Rejects.

18th Annual Carrboro Music Festival continues, despite rain

By Christine Bang | September 27

The 18th annual Carrboro Music Festival attracted people from all over country to come see over 180 local bands perform in two days.

Carrboro Music Festival maintains tradition

By Kacey Rigsby | September 27

A little rain can't stop a tradition.

UNC saxophonist, quartet celebrate new album

By Maria Mullis | September 24

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 ...

Gentleman Contender plays his last show

By Emily Perry | September 18

It’s only goodbye for now.

Students participate in a freestyle hip-hop cypher on Wednesday night.

Pit Cypher keeps hip-hop flowing in Chapel Hill

By Trevor Lenzmeier | September 17

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 ...

Summer Reading songs and spoken word inspire attending students

By Kacey Rigsby | September 15

For once, the Pit was silent. All that was heard were words of hidden voices.

Haw River Ballroom attracts UNC students

By Erin Wygant | September 14

Once in danger of being destroyed, a historic cotton mill got the face-lift it needed — and a second chance.

CUAB forgoes Homecoming show for bigger spring Jubilee

By Sarah Vassello | September 10

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 ...

UNC grad behind the Raleigh Hopscotch festival

By Ryan Schocket | September 8

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. ...

Progressive rock festival ProgDay returns to Chapel Hill

By Erin Wygant | September 3

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 ...

Q&A with Mipso fiddler Libby Rodenbough

By Sarah Vassello | September 3

They started making music together when the band formed in 2010, the fall of their freshman year at UNC.