Post-Halloween Sugar Rush on Be Kind Rewind
Day after Halloween has you reaching the bottom of the bucket with the remnants? Host Lacifer keeps the sugar rush going with sweet songs of the ’80s on Be Kind
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Day after Halloween has you reaching the bottom of the bucket with the remnants? Host Lacifer keeps the sugar rush going with sweet songs of the ’80s on Be Kind
Celebrate the rich and distinctive musical sounds of Puerto Rico on Wednesday’s International Folk Bazaar, when host Kim Simpson will play tracks by Ecos de Borinquen, Lily Delgado y El
Join Michelle and Nora, hosts of KOOP Community Partners Chat on Monday, November 4, when they chat with representatives of Great Promise for American Indians, Skye Howell of the Potawatomi
Some FEATURED ARTISTS on this week’s Stronger Than Dirt (Saturday,November 2, 8-10pm) include David Clayton Thomas, Archies, XIT, EppuNormaali, Bill Nelson’s Red Noise, Selecter, Ivy and the Teachers, Pony Time,Melenas, lots
Some FEATURED ARTISTS on this week’s Stronger Than Dirt (Saturday, October 26, 8-10pm) include Roxy Music, Joe Jackson, Explosives, Prisoners, Miracle Workers, Lida Husik, Slant 6, Smugglers, Pipettes, lots of new
Some FEATURED ARTISTS on this week’s Stronger Than Dirt (Saturday, October 19, 8-10pm) include the Troggs, Trems (Tremeloes), Brian Eno, Wipers, Redd Kross, Pink Lincolns, Elastica, Drags, Stretford, Ugly Beats, lots
Tune in to Commercial Suicide this Sunday for a chance at winning two tickets to see ambient music legend William Basinski perform at the Long Center on Saturday, Nov. 2nd
On Monday, October 21, from 5-8pm, KOOP Radio Community Council will host some of its 160+ nonprofit partners to network, record public service announcements, and enjoy refreshments. KOOP Radio Community
KOOP’s series Boots On The Air continues Monday, October 14 at 1:00pm (1300 hrs) USA central / GMT -6. Join US Army vets Michael A. Brown and Perry Jefferies and
The International Folk Bazaar welcomes Joe Boyd, a music industry legend whose influence on popular music is impossible to overstate. His new book, And the Roots of Rhythm Remain, is a