Baltimore native Brian Badami is no stranger to our audience. He has appeared at Writer's Block and on the Acoustic Highway. On Sunday, he visits us again to talk music and perform live. 

Any fan of rock and roll knows that there aren’t as many great bands as there used to be, but Nada Surf’s “Never Not Together” provides hope that there are still new ways to harness that energy and continue to innovate.

Sanctuary Road features accounts of refugee slaves and their harrowing experiences with the Underground Railroad. Hear it Saturday night on This Just In. 

The Earls of Leicester have take the Bluegrass world by storm and are preparing to release their first live CD. Hear their music Sunday night on Pickin' at 7 p.m. 

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.