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Tar Heels take their music to Ireland


For five bluegrass students and 105 marching band students at Carolina, the start to this year will be anything but ordinary. Along with about 25 music faculty and staff members, they will travel to Dublin, Ireland. Carolina Bluegrass band director Russell Johnson likes watching his students grow through experiences outside of class. (UNC.edu)

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Tar Heels take their music to Ireland