Members only The Scene What Happened to Hip-Hop at Hopscotch? The latest Hopscotch lineup is a sign that the genre isn’t being taken seriously by the festival — or by the Triangle region as a whole.
Members only The Scene And We're Just Getting Started: Reuben & Friends Celebrates Year 2 on Juneteenth Righteousness! A Thursday night in CLT, celebrating Black artistry.
Members only The Scene A Family Reunion, And The Start of a Highly Anticipated Album Rollout Notes from Cyanca's KATINA listening party in Charlotte.
The Scene Dreamville Fest Is Too Good of a Party — And Business — To Shut Down A dispatch from the not-so-final installment of Dreamville, the biggest spectacle in North Carolina music.
Members only The Scene Once Upon a Time... on Glenwood BreYonnaBeats looks back on the catharsis and communal spirit of the 2009 Raleigh nightlife series known as Tigallo's Two Step Thursdays.
The Scene Til Death Do Us Art and Super Empty Present: Live From Teardrop FM A stacked lineup brings a bit of everything to Kings Raleigh on May 10th.
The Scene Letter From Raleigh: For Onyx After an indelible night at The Pour House, Tab One reflects on parenthood, resilience, and the welcome sight of a community coming together as one.
Members only The Scene Live From The 828 Five new releases show off the talent pouring out of the (oft-overlooked) mountains of North Carolina.
The Scene Khalil Nasim Makes An Appearance An intimate Tuesday night in Raleigh serves as the debut for a promising new album, a testament to perseverance, and a reminder of the enduring power of the listening party.
The Scene Genius Bars The 24th edition of the stalwart RDU hip-hop event "The Genius Party" gets everyone involved — from producers, to vocalists, to attendees themselves.
The Scene Dispatch From Wilmington: Bridge to Forever At Waterline Brewing, a night of wide-ranging music — from Georgia to New York, and from the 90s to the present day — along the Cape Fear River.
The Scene Dispatch From Charlotte: Sudd, The Curator With its overflowing roster of talent from the Carolinas and beyond, No Stress Fest reflects the enduring role of the DJ — and specifically, the pull and influence of High Point native E.Sudd.
The Scene Beats N Bars 2024, Through the Lens of Tommy Coyote A hip-hop holdover from Durham's mid-2010's festival era stubbornly refuses to go away.
