Two of the hottest young Americana artists.   Each artist will perform a set of their own music and it’s safe to say they might collaborate on stage Sarah Jarosz “I really like that word,” Sarah Jarosz says of the title of Undercurrent, her fourth Sugar Hill album. “If you look up the definition, it’s ‘an (more…)

WMNF presents an evening of exquisite music performed by Grammy award winning Santur Maestro, Nandkishor Muley as he brings us the sublime music of Northern India played on the hammer dulicimer accompanied by vocalist and Crystal Singing Bowl artist Eluv.  The concert also features special guests from Tampa Bays’ performing arts community in a fusion (more…)

Cracker has been described as a lot of things over the years: alt-rock, Americana, insurgent-country, and have even had the terms punk and classic-rock thrown at them. But more than anything Cracker are survivors. Cofounders David Lowery  and Johnny Hickman have been at it for almost a quarter of a century – amassing ten studio (more…)

Gringo Star’s musical explorations take them to far edges of rock & roll.  Their sounds include echo-slathered, doo-wop inflected indie gems:  psychedelic garage bangers, gritty R&B shuffles and spaghetti-western weirdness.  They take their cues from Santo & Johnny, The Stooges, Richie Valens Marc Bolan and Sam Cooke……. FayRoy, hailing from Indian Rocks Beach,  is led (more…)

Todd will be touring behind his new solo album ‘Eastside Bulldog. Rolling Stone magazine calls Todd Snider “America’s sharpest musical storyteller.” Anguish without laughter is boring, like intensive care without morphine, and Snider has never been within 100 miles of boring.  He has played a bunch of WMNF shows and each one has been unforgettable.    (more…)

WMNF presents:       Not the war of 1812, no the second wave of music! England ruled radio in the early 60s—led by the Beatles it wasn’t long before more bands stormed the US shores. Then in the late 60’s it happened again as more bands from the UK stormed the US Charts with a bigger, heavier (more…)