We spoke to the group about the creative process for their new album and how life has changed since winning NPR's Tiny Desk concert.

Los Angeles-based The Wild Reeds perform four new songs from their 2019 release Cheers, in WGBH’s Fraser Performance Studio. Formed in 2010 by Sharon…

The three celebrated songwriters of I'm With Her—Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz, and Aoife O’Donovan—come together at House of Blues Boston to share their…

Faye Webster performs a live set in our Fraser Performance Studio-- including a few new songs from her upcoming third full-length album, Atlanta…

Massachusetts natives Kelly Zutrau and Joe Valle (currently Brooklyn based) stopped by our Fraser Performance Studio on a snowy Monday morning to perform…

Boston-based Ripe bring their unstoppable groove to House of Blues. The seven piece dance/funk outfit meld with an adoring sell-out crowd to create a…

The American country music duo played the stage like a couple of road warriors who’ve spent years sharing tour buses and hotel rooms.

Guster stopped by our Fraser Performance Studio for a stripped-down performance of some new songs as well as an interview with Boston Public Radio’s Jim…

Marcus King performs acoustic versions of songs off his third full-length album, Carolina Confessions, live at WGBH’s Fraser Performance Studio. King…

Austin-native Shakey Graves performs a full concert live at Boston’s House of Blues. Alejandro Rose-Garcia (aka Shakey Graves) is known for his stripped-down one-man-band style fusion of blues, folk, and rock playing his signature suitcase-turned-kick-drum along with raw, aggressive guitar & vocals. On this Wednesday night in Boston, Shakey delivered plenty of that signature sound mixed in with a full rock band arrangement joined by drummer Chris Boosahda, guitarist Patrick O’Connor and bassist John Shaw.