Musical Gifts: 7 Local Albums to Give this Season
For the music lover in your life, consider one of these new records by Raleigh, Triangle and North Carolina musicians.
For the music lover in your life, consider one of these new records by Raleigh, Triangle and North Carolina musicians.
Exploring the enduring appeal — and great attitude — of the disco-era frontman and Raleigh native, know for the classic song ”Y.M.C.A”.
The longtime North Carolina music writer tells the history of an influential Americana music label in his new book, Oh, Didn’t They Ramble.
What better way to welcome the start of fall than checking out a band through the Triangle’s live music scene?
The award-winning North Carolina musician shares his local and industry tips to make the most of the upcoming IBMA Bluegrass Live!
The Mipso frontwoman shares talk about the indie folk band’s new album, musical influences, and other Triangle performers to check out.
The Carolina Theatre of Durham’s annual fundraiser, Dancing With The Carolina Stars, raised more than $90,000 to support its programs. Andrea Moore of Alley Twenty Six and her dance partner, Michelle Dorrance, won the competition with their tap dance routine. After the event, the theater was transformed into a multi-level VIP experience featuring music and dance.
The book Biography of a Phantom inspires a journalist to reflect on the ethics of researching musical history.
Try out one of these 10 spots for a great drink and fun ambience on a street with big-city energy on your next night out.
This Winston-Salem native and NC State grad creates catchy music that draws from genres like soul, jazz, pop, rock and hip-hop.
The North Carolina Symphony’s education concerts give Wake County 4th graders an introduction to a variety of instruments and music
By June in Raleigh, we’re dreaming about pools, rivers and beaches… and so are these North Carolina musicians.
On April 1 and 2, J. Cole’s third Dreamville Festival played host to 100,000 total guests with fans traveling from a record-breaking 23 countries across four continents as well as all 50 states.
This weekend showcase of inclusive, family-friendly music and dance in Pittsboro got its start with Donna the Buffalo in the 1990s.