Art & Improvisation: Ed Baxter’s Encore Career
The West Raleigh artist fuses two lifelong passions — painting and jazz — in a fulfilling post-retirement career.
The West Raleigh artist fuses two lifelong passions — painting and jazz — in a fulfilling post-retirement career.
This Durham creative is diving headfirst into filmmaking and has another classic hip hop album on the horizon.
Whether you love bluegrass, rap, indie or jazz, outdoor music experiences abound — here are a few across the state to put on your list.
You don’t have to drive down to the Big Easy for King Cake, parades and gumbo with these Raleigh celebrations of the New Orleans tradition.
A new CD collection, Psychedelic States: The Carolinas in the 60s, commemorates music from bands like The Fabulous Wunz, Rogues and Steps of Stone.
The late longtime DJ known as Charlie Brown helped popularize the shag-dance genre along the Carolina coast in the 1960s.
The last weekend of September, the IBMA hosted its annual bluegrass festival with headliners Molly Tuttle, Jim Lauderdale and more.
The Cruel Liars album is the latest project from a North Carolina musician known best for their country stylings.
Born and raised in Raleigh, this singer-songwriter is headlining a European tour for her album Welcome to the Block Party this fall.
Do you love where you live? Here are songs by North Carolina artists that give a shoutout to Raleigh and the Triangle.
From fireworks and baseball to interactive history lessons, consider these ideas for a stellar Independence Day weekend in North Carolina.
The musician behind Che Apalache offers a unique twist on the traditional genre, one infused with International travels and social messages.
Dorothea Dix Park came alive with J. Cole’s Dreamville Festival the weekend of April 2-3. More than 80,000 people attended the celebration.
The Chatham County Line mandolin player and vocalist opens up about playing overseas — and where he likes to hang here in North Carolina.