The Pocket
“The Pocket” is an hour-long, weekly show that hopes to introduce the listener to soul music, or at least remind them of something they might have forgotten about along the […]
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“The Pocket” is an hour-long, weekly show that hopes to introduce the listener to soul music, or at least remind them of something they might have forgotten about along the […]
‘Indie This Indie That’ brings you indie folk, Lo-Fi, and indie pop chillness with Swirly guitars, soothing vocals, and sounds that will make you say “what instrument was playing that […]
Weekly, small group music lessons on guitar, fiddle, and banjo for students grade 4-8 and beyond! Meets every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the Learning Center at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum.
Hosted by Big Al Wheetley and Sandy Shortridge. Every Saturday 1-3p EST.
The event is one class held in two sessions. Led by dulcimer player and instructor Roxanne McDaniel, participants will have the opportunity to build their own dulcimer from cardboard using simple tools. Introduced in the early 19th century by Scots-Irish immigrants, the dulcimer has a prominent history in Appalachian music. Participants in the workshop will learn more about that history and the importance of keeping this uniquely Appalachian instrument relevant for younger generations.
A radio show designed to connect younger audiences (ages 16–35) through a fusion of Hip-Hop, R&B, culture, and networking. The show will spotlight emerging artists, young entrepreneurs, and community voices […]
Random Rules Radio is a radio show started by Tyler Moody and is now carried on by his son Henry. From Dinosaur Jr. and Pavement to Dead Man’s Bones, The […]
From Legends to local, Mike V. delivers a different show every week taking you straight to the pit!! Including punk, metal, doom, and much more!
Righteous Fuzz is where the gritty howl of garage rock meets the soul-stirring twang of classic country gospel. Tune in for a wild ride through fuzz-drenched riffs and heavenly harmonies—think […]
