The Mambo Room offers events every weekend where you can learn about the history and culture behind bachata, kizomba, salsa, and more. Rebecca Evans interviews Mambo Room founder and owner Tracy Holland Gramajo.

Join us Sunday night when singer and songwriter Noah Courtney stops by the WHRV studio. Noah currently splits his time between his duties in the military and hitting open mic nights throughout the region.

Four years ago, Drive-By Truckers released a politically charged album that warned about the troubles that could befall American society. Now, on “The Unraveling” they sing about the troubles that have become reality since then.

On January 31, Virginia Opera opened Rossini's Cinderella at the Harrison Opera House. Rebecca Evans shares her review.

Jim Bulleit is a familiar voice in the local singer song-writer community. Join us Sunday night to hear him talk about his music and share some new songs. 

Join us Friday evening to hear WHRO FM's Wayla Chambo interview tenor Frederick Ballentine, an alumni of The Govenor's School for the Arts.

Rebecca Evans interviews two of the key forces behind NOICE: Greg Thompson of Local Heroes, and artist Greg Steele.

The Wood Brothers have been a big part of the jam-band circuit for years and on their new album, Kingdom in My Mind they use that freewheeling mindset by jamming on the songs in the studio.