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After a hiatus from recording due to the COVID-19 pandemic and career changes, singer-songwriter Mackenzie Morrow couldn't get back into the recording studio. Instead of giving up, the USC alumna adapted to the challenge and found herself turning her emotions and experiences into her latest album, "Black Butterfly."
A warm sense of community, friendly competition and the sweet smell of cornbread are all set to fill Main Street soon as the South Carolina Cornbread Festival takes over the area.
Video game music (VGM) has received unprecedented levels of attention over the past few decades, especially within the past few years. One just needs to revisit the most recent Grammy Awards where, for the very first time, VGM received its own award category to see this movement on full display. It seems that video game music is finally receiving the recognition it deserves. Or parts of it at least.
At first glance, the pigs at Cotton Branch Farm Sanctuary seem like any other of its kind. Oftentimes, visitors can see them lying out beneath the sun when arriving on the farm.
Carolina Productions and USC’s IRIS (Individuals Respecting Identities and Sexualities) hosted the 25th annual Birdcage drag show in the Russell House Ballroom on Wednesday.
In celebration of Play It Back — The Daily Gamecock's newest print edition on stands now — the arts team has created Play(list) it back, a compilation of songs that have made an impact on campus this school year, featuring musicians covered by our writers and some of the year’s biggest hits.
The 31st annual Artista Vista returns to The Vista on Friday, highlighting a multitude of different art forms and local artists.
As the spring semester comes to end, we all must face the same challenge — packing up to go back home.
Later this month, the Columbia Museum of Art will play host to "The Great Hurricane," a new immersive opera composed by Nathan Felix specifically for the museum and the city of Columbia.
From the yellow, brown and orange paint that colors the walls to the Van Halen vinyl spinning on the record player, Throwback Outpost is a portal to the retro era.
For fourth-year human resources and marketing student Caroline Watkins, USC's all-female a cappella group allows her to make music in a supportive environment.
David Vandelay started playing at Soda City Market when he was about seven years old. Now 17 years old, Vandelay is making his own music and releasing his first EP, all while sticking to his roots and continuing to play at Soda City.
Show: "Daisy Jones & The Six"
For lovers of alternative rock, it may be hard to find bands in Columbia that cater to an emo music taste.
Album: "The Record"
Children from all over Columbia are coming together weekly to increase their musicality at the Suzuki Academy.
The largest children’s museum in the Southeastern United States, located in Columbia's Vista, is celebrating two decades of operation by working to create an inclusive environment for children to experience the joy of learning.
After a brief encounter with a fellow customer at a LEGO store in Greenville, John Lamers came up with the idea of forming a small group of South Carolinian LEGO enthusiasts in 2018. The two met at the “Pick a Brick” wall, where customers can purchase a small cup to fill with as many assorted LEGO pieces as they can fit inside it.
The Columbia Operatic Laboratory is attempting to use it's new non-traditional opera "Four Singers Walk Into A Bar" as a means to expand the genre in the Columbia community and educate audiences about opera beyond their preconceived notions.
After five years of selling year-round at Soda City Market, Pannerpete Vintage has opened a physical store in Five Points.