Molly Tuttle On Mountain Stage
Tuttle was the first woman to earn the title of Guitarist of the Year from the International Bluegrass Music Association. Hear her perform on this Mountain Stage episode.
Concerts
Watch As Superorganism Slams Its Slacker-Psych Single 'Everybody Wants To Be Famous'
The group's inventive, choppy-poppy, psychedelic debut is as strong an introduction as you can expect. At our showcase in Austin during SXSW, they opened with an inviting warning.
Watch Kaia Kater Perform "Everything Is Free" Live At Pickathon 2017
Every month this year, opbmusic and NPR Music will present a song recorded live at the Woods Stage at Pickathon.
Liz Brasher Storms Stubb's Stage With 'Outcast'
The Memphis-based Slingshot artist combines the blues with American roots and hard rock. Her enormous voice shines on a performance of the title track from her upcoming debut EP at our 2018 Showcase.
Cornelius: Tiny Desk Concert
Cornelius' Keigo Oyamada deconstructs and reassembles music like it's a neon cubist-pop sculpture. On a rare U.S. tour, the Japanese band brought its complex cool to the Tiny Desk.
50 Years After The My Lai Massacre, An Opera Confronts The Past
The My Lai Massacre occurred 50 years ago this week in Vietnam. An opera featuring the Kronos Quartet and Van-Anh Vanessa Vo tells the story of an American soldier who tried to stop his own troops.
Jimmy McPartland On Piano Jazz
Revisit this 1990 episode featuring the legendary cornetist as he teams up with his wife, host Marian McPartland, to perform "St. James Infirmary."
The Current At SXSW: Stream Live Sets By Dessa, Frank Turner, Lukas Nelson
From 12:30-4:30 p.m. CT, watch Dessa, Frank Turner and Lukas Nelson perform at the Blackheart Bar during SXSW.
SXSW Public Radio Day Stage: Stream Live Sets From The Shacks, Nikki Lane, Mélat
Stream performances from The Shacks, Mélat, Nikki Lane, Natalie Prass, Lo Moon, and Sunflower Bean.
Marian McPartland: A Centennial Celebration
No jazz musician has ever been heard more on public radio than the late Marian McPartland. But for all her ubiquity, how well did we really know her?