Program Highlights

The Singer and the Song celebrates the music and memory of Jimmy LaFave. Beloved Austin musician should have turned 70 this weekend, but the musical legacy he left behind is

KOOP’s series Boots On The Air continues Monday, July 14th at 1:00pm (1300 hrs) USA central / GMT -6. Join US Army vets Michael A. Brown and Perry Jefferies and KOOP’s

Tune into the International Folk Bazaar when Kim Simpson talks with John Dell of local cumbadelica band Los Desechos about their upcoming debut album and shows. Wednesday, July 9, at

Some FEATURED ARTISTS on this week’s Stronger Than Dirt (Saturday, July 12, 8-10pm) include Anna Karina, Billy Nicholls, Spirit, Blondie, Chi-Pig, Pointed Sticks, Poison 13, Eyeliners, Causey Way, lots of new

Tune in on July 5 as Dennis Campa takes you on a three-hour musical tour! (And covering The Jazz Show, Adventures in Sound, and The Darkside Daddy programs, from 12 to 3

The Singer and the Song welcomes Craig Marshall. Craig came to Austin in the late eighties with a jazz/swing outfit called The Lucky Strikes. They made a mark in Texas

Some FEATURED ARTISTS on this week’s Stronger Than Dirt (Saturday, July 5, 8-10pm) include Zen, Catapult, Dickies, Family Fodder, Television Personalities, Grauzone, Prisoners, Meat Puppets, Juniore, lots of new music as

On June 30, 2025, Miss Be Haven will speak with violinist Armond Vance from 6-7 p.m., Central Time, on her show, Classically Cultured. Born in Toledo, Ohio, and now residing

The Singer and the Song welcomes Walter Daniels and the Del Valle Trustees. Walter is a longtime Austin punk rock harmonica player. Yeah, that’s right, we can make the harmonica

On the next episode of Sweet Tea, we’re thrilled to welcome the brilliant Claudia E. Zapata (they/them) artist, curator, and cultural strategist, whose work reimagines how art and activism intersect