On Jan. 12, Miley Cyrus released her new song "Flowers," which quickly became one of the top breakup songs so far this year, reaching the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 on Jan. 24. Almost everyone...
At 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, the Tanger Center in downtown Greensboro welcomed Bryan Series speakers Daniel Levitin, Ph.D., and award-winning singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash. The Bryan Series, a continuing...
From public performances to ensemble courses, music is an integral part of Guilford College, and the 12-week session is shaping up to be alive with it. Guilford offers a variety of music courses, from...
On March 14, Beyoncé gazed radiantly down at the (COVID-safe) crowd in the Los Angeles Convention Center, wearing a black leather dress and matching gloves, to accept the Grammy award for Best RnB Performance,...
Are you a playlist guru? A music master yearning to share your favorite tunes? Join WQFS, or W Quaker Friends School, 90.9 FM radio station!
The radio station is a hidden gem. While hundreds of Greensboro...
The leadup to Sia’s “Music” movie was a rocky one, to say the least. For the past four months, Sia has faced a string of controversies regarding her upcoming film. Incidents included the casting...
It’s amazing how representation in media has developed over the years, with stories and actors we’d never have seen years ago making their way to the big screen. But what happens when someone with–allegedly–good...
Across the globe there are numerous musical groups. In the United States there are renowned orchestras such as the United States Choir and the United States Band Orchestra. However, in the summer of 2019,...
The N.C. Folk Festival returned to downtown Greensboro Sept. 6-8, bringing dozens of diverse food vendors and food trucks, a marketplace of hand-crafted goods, storytelling and other family-friendly activities...
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