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In addition to the previously announced live In-Studio performance by Peter Murphy at 1pm on April 6, William Fitzsimmons will be live on-air at 1pm on Tuesday, April 5.
Then, on Thursday, April 21, Justin Townes Earle stops by WYEP at 1pm, before his CD Live! performance with The Decemberists. (Tickets are going fast for their 8pm show, buy yours today.)
Tune in to 91.3fm or listen live at wyep.org
Bauhaus’ Peter Murphy will be live on-air at 1pm on Wednesday, April 6. Tune in to 91.3fm or listen live at wyep.org for a live acoustic performance and interview.
Visit wyep.org this March 16, 17, and 19 for live streaming video of performances by Raphael Saadiq, The Felice Brothers, Bright Eyes, and more from this year’s South By Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas.
And, from NPR Music – check out their Music Mix – showcasing 100 of the SXSW bands they’re most excited for:
Singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith, touring in support of his new release, Long Player Late Bloomer, will be stopping by WYEP on Thursday, March 24 for an interview and live performance. Tune in at 1pm on 91.3fm or listen live at wyep.org
Singer-Songwriter Garrison Starr will be dropping by The WYEP Community Broadcast Center for an interview and live performance on Tuesday, March 8 at Noon.
Garrison will be playing a few songs and talking about her latest release, Relive. Tune in next Tuesday at 12pm for music and conversation with Garrison Starr on 91.3fm.
Stop by the WYEP Local Music Stage at First Night Pittsburgh this Friday to catch performances by Colonizing the Cosmos and Meeting of Important People, and enter to win remastered Beatles albums. More details at wyep.org
This Thursday morning (12/16) at 9:15am join Cindy Howes as she welcomes a collection of local musicians for a preview of Thursday night’s Holiday Hootenanny.
Casey Hanner, Aaron Jentzen, Joy Ike, Emma Cox, and Kathryn Heidemann will be on WYEP with Cindy for some live holiday music to get you in the mood for the Holiday Hootenany, taking place Thursday night at 7pm at The August Wilson Center for African American Culture.
$40 VIP and $10 General Admission tickets are still available online until 2pm Thursday at wyep.org. $15 General Admission tickets will be available at the door, starting at 7pm, while they last.
Alex Dezen of The Damnwells stops by The WYEP Community Broadcast Center on Tuesday, December 7 at 1pm for an interview and life performance. Listen at 91.3fm or wyep.org.
Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars will be performing a Studio Session at The WYEP Community Broadcast Center at 1pm on September 9. Sign up for your pair of passes at wyep.org.
The band was formed by displaced refugees and are the subject of the documentary of the same name.
All the members of Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars lived in or near Sierra Leone’s capital city before fleeing Freetown during the country’s decade-long civil war. Throughout most of the 1990s, Freetown remained relatively sheltered from the rebel war that had turned much of the West African nation into a bloody battlefield. Near the turn of the 21st century, however, rebels attacked the city and forced a panicked mass exodus to neighboring countries.
…continue reading the history of Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars on their website…
We’re re-broadcasting “When the Music’s Over” a special tribute to the Civic Arena, hosted by Mike Sauter. Tune in this Sunday, August 22 at 4pm for the encore presentation, or listen live at wyep.org.
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