We're looking ahead to the upcoming Bluegrass, BBQ & Brews event that happens next weekend, as well as the Steel Wheels concert coming in November. Hear a sneak preview from the great bands performing at these events. 

On this week's Pickin' on WHRV, we hear from one of the hottest bands currently playing the Bluegrass circuit. Also, enjoy music from Special Consensus and Alison Krauss.

For classical radio programmers, October is a month of huge inspiration. Join us for seasonal works throughout the next few weeks and even a few ghosts or goblins at the end of the month.

Mark Rogers new album sounds best when you’re driving. “Rhythm of the Roads” is the second album by the Hampton Roads-based singer song-writer.

Local artist Tret Fure recently won an Empower Music Award. She'll join us on this week's program to discuss her music and perform live. 

FAIR is the Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism. It promotes civil liberties, including equal protection under the law and freedom of speech.

They say that everyone who bought one of the first copies of “The Velvet Underground & Nico” back in 1967 started a band. That cliche comes to mind on the song for song tribute to the band’s debut called “I’ll Be Your Mirror.”

In partnership with Old Dominion University Department of World Languages and Cultures and the university’s Hispanic Latino Employee Association, WHRO is exploring what it means to be Latino in Hampton Roads.