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LOVE Records: Brewerytown Beats brings a new vinyl popup to Radio Kismet in West Philly
Just in time for Record Store Day Black Friday, a look at which record stores you’re most likely to bump into XPN hosts.
WXPN hosts reveal their favorite Philly record stores
Just in time for Record Store Day Black Friday, a look at which record stores you’re most likely to bump into XPN hosts.
Music for your meal prep, your family time, or your journey over the river and through the woods.
WXPN’s 2023 Thanksgiving weekend listening menu!
Music for your meal prep, your family time, or your journey over the river and through the woods.
Dye and Leicht are among nine radio industry professionals honored this year.
David Dye and Helen Leicht inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia Hall of Fame
Dye and Leicht are among nine radio industry professionals honored this year.
WXPN, WRTI, and REC Philly have once again teamed up to support new, original projects about the legacy and future of Black music in…
Black Music City is accepting grant applications for 2024
WXPN, WRTI, and REC Philly have once again teamed up to support new, original projects about the legacy and future of Black music in…
Large corporate streaming services should not be deciding who gets to be a ‘real working artist.’
Spotify is trying to ‘Reverse Robin Hood’ your favorite local band
Large corporate streaming services should not be deciding who gets to be a ‘real working artist.’
Co-producer Giles Martin explains how the song was created from archival sessions and A.I.
Listen to the new Beatles song, “Now and Then”
Co-producer Giles Martin explains how the song was created from archival sessions and A.I.
Mighty Poplar features members of Punch Brothers, Leftover Salmon, Billy Strings, and Watchhouse. Their self-titled debut was a chance for five friends to play…
Meet Mighty Poplar, a new supergroup of some of the world’s best bluegrass players
Mighty Poplar features members of Punch Brothers, Leftover Salmon, Billy Strings, and Watchhouse. Their self-titled debut was a chance for five friends to play…
Hazy rock’s fuzzed-out king announced Back to Moon Beach, his new EP, with lead single “another good year for the roses.”
Kurt Vile’s new EP hits more like an album, releases November 17th
Hazy rock’s fuzzed-out king announced Back to Moon Beach, his new EP, with lead single “another good year for the roses.”
The Philly son will play two nights in his hometown at City Winery Philadelphia in January.
G. Love & Special Sauce are taking their debut on a 30th anniversary tour
The Philly son will play two nights in his hometown at City Winery Philadelphia in January.
