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Portrait Of The Artist: A Tribute To Henry Grossman
For February’s Black History Month, WXPN will highlight a different Black musician each weekday, diving into the life, career and music of iconic artists…
WXPN Celebrates Black History Month 2023
For February’s Black History Month, WXPN will highlight a different Black musician each weekday, diving into the life, career and music of iconic artists…
The XPN favorite singer-songwriter will be at Union Transfer on April 11th.
Caroline Rose gets closer to themself on forthcoming new album “The Art of Forgetting,” listen to single “Miami”
The XPN favorite singer-songwriter will be at Union Transfer on April 11th.
The legendary disc jockey had made music his life and passion for over six decades.
Keep On Rocking: Remembering Jerry “The Geator” Blavat, radio icon, gone at 82
The legendary disc jockey had made music his life and passion for over six decades.
Revisit his last two World Cafe sessions, one from 2017 where he popped in to tell fun stories from his career, and another more…
David Crosby, founding member of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, Dead at 81
Revisit his last two World Cafe sessions, one from 2017 where he popped in to tell fun stories from his career, and another more…
Traveling Wildfire arrives March 24th.
Dom Flemons announces album of new and traditional folk songs
Traveling Wildfire arrives March 24th.
The artist and activist catches us up on her new project ‘Bananas’, her community work and more
Long Live The Queen: A conversation with Queen Jo
The artist and activist catches us up on her new project ‘Bananas’, her community work and more
The famed Philly producer crafted his own lane in the Philadelphia International Records world.
Remembering Thom Bell, TSOP producer extraordinaire, gone at 79
The famed Philly producer crafted his own lane in the Philadelphia International Records world.
Haj of Dumhi and Michele QJ talk their latest collaborative project, ‘Uncle Miles.’
Magic made out of friendship and Fermented Spirits
Haj of Dumhi and Michele QJ talk their latest collaborative project, ‘Uncle Miles.’
The Pittsburgh band recently made the jump from Philly label Julia’s War to national imprint Saddle Creek and re-released their debut album, Hayday.
Feeble Little Horse’s dizzying journey beyond the world of DIY
The Pittsburgh band recently made the jump from Philly label Julia’s War to national imprint Saddle Creek and re-released their debut album, Hayday.
