Review: John Maus brings worlds of pure, unfiltered emotion to Cat's Cradle
"Never let it be said that relentlessly deconstructivist pop must always be deconstructed itself to be enjoyed."
MUSIC
UNC junior Faith Jones is creating her first EP after a lifetime surrounded by music
Faith Jones will premiere a single from her EP "Self-Study" at Local 506 on Feb. 22.
Jazz up your Valentine's Day with the UNC music department
UNC has told a story of the rich history of jazz, and this concert will be no exception. Tickets are $10 for General Admission and $5 for students and faculty.
Haven't you people ever heard of the UNC Ph.D. candidate who produced a Panic! song?
From producing for Panic! at the Disco to getting a deal on Shark Take, this UNC Ph.D. candidate has done it all.
Concerts coming to the Triangle in February
Venues like Cat's Cradle, Local 506 and Durham Performing Arts Center have amazing concert opportunities this month, including DaniLeigh, Ghost Atlas, Landon Tewers and more.
Coming to Carrboro: The Flowjo brings seasonal celebration with chocolate
"It’s kind of an overused word these days, but people are interested in 'authentic,'" Edwards said. "People are interested to explore and relate from a common place of curiosity.”
Wild Up takes a twist on classical music with 'future folk'
Wild Up, a Los Angeles-based folk band, hopes to inspire Chapel Hill with their inclusive, collaborative style with a conscience for social justice.
How UNC students are fighting for women in hip-hop
At UNC, young hip-hop artists are discussing the new opportunities and limitations involved in making music in a society that is more aware of feminist movements and issues.
UNC Department of Music rings in 100 years with a host of performances
The UNC Department of Music plans to host a grand performance on Feb. 2 to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of its founding.
Now that you're here, check out my SoundCloud
It's the age of the college-student-gone-SoundCloud-rapper, but the phenomenon has empowered creatives to make music without all the expensive equipment. “All you have to do is have a mic, a computer and a place to record, and you can be the next Lil Pump — theoretically."
Looking to try something new in 2019? Try these free Congolese drumming classes
The Robert & Pearl Seymour Center will offer its first-ever Congolese drumming class this year for free, featuring a special performance at the end of each session.
Office DJ: Rock out with Nathan and his (very cool) mom
This playlist is for the concert heads that need a fresh set of tunes for that hike up the hills to class.
North Carolina was no stranger to live music across the Triangle this year
Perhaps one of the most memorable things that came out of 2018 was the numerous concerts that took place throughout the Triangle area.
Your guide to concerts in Chapel Hill and Carrboro this November
Here are all the concerts coming to Chapel Hill and Carrboro this month.
Local artist brings together songwriters across the state for N.C. Pride Showcase
At the N.C. Pride Songwriter Showcase, local artist Ari Pappalardo aims to bring together new artists and encourage them to share their stories and their music. The event will take place on Oct. 18, at the 2nd Wind Cafe in Carrboro at 9:30 p.m.
Music is for everyone with Manifest Music Festival
Manifest III only features bands with members who identify as femme, transgender or non-binary.
Grammy-winner Gillian Welch draws inspiration from Thomas Wolfe in music
This year's Thomas Wolfe Lecture celebrated the storytelling power of songs with Thomas Wolfe Prize winner Gillian Welch.
Swamp Rabbit Railroad is on the hunt for a meaningful audience
Swamp Rabbit Railroad will be performing at Open Eye Cafe on Friday at 8 p.m. Admission is free.
Big Band Night honors Phil Bushnell's life in music
In celebration of the life of founding member and lead saxophonist Phil Bushnell, The Triangle Jazz Orchestra will be hosting a Big Band Night in partnership with The ArtsCenter in Carrboro on Oct. 10.
Office DJ: David is taking it back to the old days...middle school
David Saff is kicking old school ... specifically middle school, which he affectionately refers to as the "Dark Ages." Check out his tweenage playlist for all your nostalgic needs.
