Dissimilar South describes its sound as “meaty, heart-breaking southern-folk.” Photo Courtesy of Dissimilar South.
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Dissimilar South describes its sound as “meaty, heart-breaking southern-folk.” Photo Courtesy of Dissimilar South.
Think back to your days of playing Rock Band, singing into your hairbrush — or worse, singing in your shower.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this story misstated how long the Compass Center has been active. The center has existed since 1979, but changed its name to the Compass Center four years ago. The center has helped 1,400 people in the last year alone. The article has been updated to reflect these changes. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
What do you do with your free time? Some people get crunk up on in this dancery, but if you’re anything like the first floor of Everett dorm, you lose yourself in an escalating series of rap battles and competitions.
The band Tan and Sober Gentlemen is composed of all current and former UNC students and perform Celtic punk grass. Photo courtesy of Ben Noblit.
They go by the name Tan and Sober Gentlemen, yet they say they’re anything but.
This is a special Swerve playlist written by Tyler Fleming, opinion editor, and David Farrow, editorial board member. The opinions reflected in this column may not necessarily represent Swerve.
Tonight, at 10:30 p.m., in the first floor lounge of Everett Residence Hall, about 30 residents will kick off their second community-wide rap battle of the year.
Despite its spooky reputation, I’ve always considered Friday the 13th to be my lucky day, especially in middle school.
Unlike the weather this past week, Chapel Hill is in for a hot weekend at Cat’s Cradle.
Although music serves as an escape for so many, music itself can sometimes evade us.
My sixth grade band teacher liked to talk about how “powerful” music could be.
UNC's all-student bluegrass ensemble can be described with one word — passionate.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this story misstated the groups performing at the event. Moonlight Hip Hop Dance Crew will not be performing. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
Executive Chef at the Carolina Inn Brandon Sharp (left), discusses what keeps bringing him and his brother, Graham (right), back to Chapel Hill. Graham performed Friday evening at Memorial Hall as part of the Steep Canyon Rangers.
For years, Brandon and Graham Sharp did not have a home in Chapel Hill.
Today kicks off the first Carolina Bluegrass summit — a chance for bluegrass lovers at UNC and across the community to come together to learn about and enjoy bluegrass music. The UNC Music Department and the Southern Folklife Collection are sponsoring the event.
North Carolina native folk singer, James Taylor, sang before President Obama's speech on campus in 2016. Taylor opened with his beloved song "Carolina in My Mind".
Mipso performs at Musical Empowerment's 2nd Annual Benefit Concert at University United Methodist Church in April of 2014.
A Facebook event as been started in an effort to get the American DJ duo, The Chainsmokers, to perform at the spring jubilee concert. In spring 2016, Chase Rice performed at Carmichael arena.