Nashville-based Americana duo plus one (that’s a trio, isn’t it?) Elenowen stopped by WFPK before a show yesterday at Uncle Slayton’s. Duo or trio, they sure sounded good.
The Seattle six-piece band Pickwick has a new album called Can’t Talk Medicine and dropped by the day before Derby. We set them up in our performance studio to capture a two-song set and a bit of conversation.
Before their Derby Eve festivities with Lucero, Langhorne Slim and the Law dropped by the performance studio and delivered a rousing set.
After hitting the Palace with Bob Dylan the night before, The Wild Feathers were kind enough to play a members-only show in the WFPK performance studio.
Georgia rockers Ponderosa were in town recently, still riding high from their latest release, Pool Party. We talked with songwriters Kaelin Nash and JT Hall.
Thad Cockrell is the lead singer and songwriter for the band Leagues. Once upon a time he was an Americana singer/songwriter, but he’s made the transition to pop/rock with his new band. They performed at this month’s Waterfront Wednesday.
Ra Ra Riot brought their great vocals, unique sound and a vintage, late-’80s Casio keyboard to the WFPK studio and got down with Marion.
Louisville’s own A Lion Named Roar stopped by before the big Waterfront Wednesday show and talked about their new release Foreign Land, Derby, and recording a new album.
