Due to Columbia's rich music scene, Mayor Steve Benjamin once again declared June to be Music Month. As part of the celebration, June 21 Columbia will participate in a worldwide Make Music Day event.
Paleface and Mo, a Concord-based folk-rock duo, discuss new music, art and their origins.
"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" has been widely regarded as one of the most iconic Beatles albums ever produced. After an anniversary rerelease, the classic album topped the Billboard album charts over 50 years after its initial release. Read more about this influential album and a deconstruction of what makes it so wildly popular.
Monday night was a somber evening for many, as it marked the anniversary of the racially motivated hate crime at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
With the rise of interest in the new Netflix series, “13 Reasons Why,” the Richland County Public Library is hosting an author event this Saturday to pick the brain of Jay Asher, the author of best-selling novel “Thirteen Reasons Why.” “13 Reasons Why” has sparked major controversy amongst the parental and psychological community alike.
Last Thursday, WXRY hosted Columbia's first music crawl, a free event that featured over 30 live musicians across a two-block stretch of Main Street.
Looking for things to do in Columbia this month? We've compiled a list of inexpensive concerts, films and community events happening in June.
Last week Nashville rockers The Delta Saints headlined Drift Jam in Columbia. Lead guitarist and singer Ben Ringel sat down with The Daily Gamecock to discuss the mechanics of their latest album, "Monte Vista," and plans for new music.
Boasting a female lead and a female director (Patty Jenkins), along with the added pressure of rejuvenating the DC Extended Universe, “Wonder Woman” was put in a very difficult place. Thankfully, Jenkins and crew do not have to deal with the disappointment and ire of fans like previous DC films. “Wonder Woman” adequately serves as a course correction for DC and proves the power of the superhero genre.
Summer is here and for those looking for unique experiences and things to do in the upcoming months, consider checking out a few activities listed here.
The popular early 2000s rock band has seemingly deserted their pop-punk sound in favor of an electro-synth vibe in their latest release, "After Laughter."
The chief curator at the Columbia Museum of Art discusses the historical relevance of Dali's work and his surrealist exhibition on display through May 21.
The Daily Gamecock sat down with an executive producer and the creator of Comedy Central's latest show, "The Comedy Jam."
Darius Rucker’s long-awaited concert was held Wednesday night in Colonial Life Arena amid severe weather and flash floods.
Cockstock was Homecoming 2016’s newest addition, initially proposed by Student Body President Michael Parks, when he ran for office last year.
Jillian’s restaurant and bar, the Vista crowd pleaser famous for dancing, games and live music, closed its doors for good as of Jan. 22, 2016.
Local chef Gary Uwanawich debuted on Food Network’s "Cutthroat Kitchen" Sept. 20, 2015.