by The Bridge - July 18 2018
With a career that spans more than five decades, Gordon Lightfoot is regarded as one of Canada's greatest singer-songwriters. An inductee to the Songwriters Hall of Fame, he was honored for his role in defining the folk-pop sound of the 1960...
What started as high school friends playing roots reggae music together has become a two-time Grammy nominee with more than 7 million online followers and a massively dedicated fanbase. SOJA is touring in support of its 2017 release, "Poetr... [Read More]
With the recent announcement of its upcoming album, "This Night Falls Forever," Denver-based ensemble DeVotchKa is embarking on a world tour in support. For more than 20 years, the band has melded its influences — including Eastern Europea... [Read More]
Revival with Michael Atchison, your weekly alternate history of music, airs Sundays from 10 a.m. to noon. The first hour of this week’s show features songs covered by The Clash, and the second hour includes some psychedelic classics and a fond remem... [Read More]
Watch Rayland Baxter perform live on WXPN Free at Noon in Philadelphia, starting at 11 a.m. (CDT) TODAY, via our VuHaus stream below! [Read More]
I couldn’t tell you what the best cure for triskaidekaphobia is, but it probably wouldn’t hurt to spend your Friday the 13th with a collection of powerful performers. The lineup at recordBar is bookended by two KC acts &mdash... [Read More]
On any given night you’ve got a fair chance of spotting a woman on a local stage. Kansas City’s indie and folk scenes are teeming with the talents of a few dozen female instrumentalists, vocalists and emcees. Conscious efforts are being put fo... [Read More]
The Bridge's music director Jon Hart talks with Kansas City's Mayor Sly James about Open Spaces, the upcoming arts experience that runs nine weeks across Kansas City's parks, urban spaces, galleries, performance halls and outdoor stages. It wi... [Read More]
Revival with Michael Atchison , your weekly alternate history of music, airs Sundays from 10 a.m. to noon. The first hour of this week’s show features three songs about visitors from outer space, and the second hour includes solo work of John, Paul,... [Read More]
Boston Symphony Orchestra principal flutist Elizabeth Rowe has filed a lawsuit against the orchestra, claiming that she is making substantially less each year than her closest peer — a man. Rowe's suit was filed in Massachusetts' Suffolk... [Read More]