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Looking into the Chapel Hill-Carrboro music scene over the decade


Between Chapel Hill and Carrboro lies an array of music hot spots. People walking down the street have the opportunity to hear something they like from different venues and listen to music that may be new to them. It may be difficult to choose a genre that represents the sound of Chapel Hill, but there are trends in the music that have emerged. (Daily Tar Heel)

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