The Lone Bellow continues a long line of great Studio A debuts. After taping their first-ever radio interview at FUV, it was...

Richard Barone first made his name in the early '80s with The Bongos, but it was his 1987 live album, Cool Blue Halo, that...

Songwriter Dan Bern has long celebrated the bohemian troubadour spirit, and has spent his life creating—whether it be music...

Born and bred in Modesto, California, Grandaddy frontman Jason Lytle moved to Montana six years ago and discovered a whole...

The WFUV Feastival is a chance to hear a lot of great live music from the past year, and this year's "feast" is our biggest...

From Mott The Hoople to his solo albums to his latest work with The Rant Band, Ian Hunter still has the signature shades...

Shelby Lynne performing “Lead Me Love” in Studio A. FUV  sees a lot of performances, but we always especially look forward...

A.C. Newman deftly juggles his solo career with his band, The New Pornographers, but even he admits that his new album, Shut...

At 60, John Hiatt is still serious about making records, and it shows. His new album (his 21st) is Mystic Pinball, and like...

The New England-born, Brooklyn-based Rubblebucket has a sound that's sort of tUnE-yArDs meets Tom Tom Club meets Phish. They...

This gifted pianist, composer and ace musical trickster has built an unusual career, spanning classical, jazz, rock and rap...

No one was more excited than I was to have the First Lady of Rockabilly, Wanda Jackson, visit FUV. After Jack White produced...

Longtime electric bluesman Robert Cray returns with his veteran band and his 16th studio album, called Nothin But Love. The...

Restaurateur, chef, and all around great food guy Tom Colicchio stopped by the Whole Wide World for a conversation and guest...

Jakob Dylan and The Wallflowers are back. With original keyboardist and collaborator Rami Jaffee returned to the fold, the...

You've probably heard this big-voiced, ukulele-wielding singer-songwriter, even if you haven't heard of her. Well, we'd like...