Da Howlies Holiday Luau Q and A with Zach Hanner
Southern-fried Hawaiian music for Christmas show. [...]
UNCW
Q and A with Louis about his just-released “You Changed Up” EP
UNCW student, rapper, creative writer, and painter self-produces new EP [...]
Recovery RockFest offers alternative concert experience
Recovery RockFest Celebrates Rock, Folk and Recovery [...]
Randy McQuay wins at International Blues Challenge
Feeling good after his win, McQuay readies for more shows and new album. [...]
Ekiim Ariara CD release show Saturday night
Temple5 guitar player's side project is like his mind poured out with the record button pressed [...]
Local music flashback – Railroad Earth
20 years later...talking with one of ILM's bands from 1994 - Railroad Earth and their 7-inch release "Meditation" [...]
Temple5 release “The Bap is Eternal”
Jazz and hip hop band release new album, their second this year [...]
North Elementary’s quickly made and great “Honcho Poncho”
John Harrison spent time in ILM in the 90s and gives a lengthy interview here about the past and present [...]
New EP and interview with former Charlie the Horse singer
New EP shows different side to singer who calls home in ILM and NY [...]
D&D Sluggers album release show at Soapbox
D&D Sluggers merge a variety and sounds with chip music for fun, catchy music. [...]
album review – Koot Hoomi Presents: The Dark Side of Hall and Oates
Former Wilmington Musician Robert Lurie has creative fun with Hall & Oates [...]
The Del McCoury Band and The Preservation Hall Jazz Band
The N.C. music legend covers a lot - his family, joining Bill Monroe's band, Jerry Garcia, and making music with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band [...]
Art is Skateboarding – Skateboarding is Art
(originally published in Bootleg Magazine June 2008) By Jonathan W. Smith Art has been woven into skateboarding’s history since the beginning. Skateboarding itself is art, [...]
Robert Lurie’s college writing project was about Australian band The Church
(originally published in Avenue magazine, September 2005) By Brian Tucker It was during Robert Lurie’s first summer in Wilmington as a graduate student at UNC-Wilmington [...]
Rebel Books
(originally published in Avenue magazine, July 2005) By Ron Odom Walking into the trifurcated Rebel Books you are confronted by primary colors, red in one room, blue in the [...]
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