Quarantunes
Calling all playlists! if the world is ending, you better be listening to something good...
Record Hospital
WHRB Interviews Seattle DIY Artist Ingrid Chiles
WHRB DJ Jess Eng chats with Ingrid Chiles (Ings) about the fallout of SXSW and COVID-19, love songs, haunted performance venues, and of course, her iconic yellow glasses.
WHRB News
Shakun Batra: India's Top Film Director on…
WHRB News member Harkirat Bhullar talks to one of India's top film writer-directors Shakun Batra about his early life, making layered films like Kapoor and Sons, and his new film.
The Darker Side
Snakehips: from small beginnings
Two Londoners met by chance at a bar in Hong Kong in 2012. Eight years later, we heard the pair perform their international smash hits at The Grand.
The Blues Hangover
Black Lips: Harmony Through Chaotic Individuality
Atlanta, Georgia's Black Lips create harmony at The Sinclair through a beautiful combination of disparate genres, unique vocal styles, and chaotic individuality.
The Blues Hangover
Sturgill Simpson Revives Classic Rock on his Good…
After special guest Tyler Childers opens the night with heaven-sent Appalachian ballads, Sturgill Simpson kicks off his Good Look'n Tour in Birmingham, Alabama with music that hearkens back to the hair bands of the 80's and brings theatrical flair to his outlaw country repertoire.
Classical Music
Pinchas Zukerman Leads a Puzzling Program
At Symphony Hall on Saturday evening, the violinist Pinchas Zukerman conducted the Boston Symphony Orchestra in a program of Strauss, Bruckner, Mozart, and Haydn. WHRB reviews the concert.
The Blues Hangover
Kaumakaiwa Kanaka'ole Brings Aloha to Harvard…
Hawaiian folk musician Kaumakaiwa Kanaka'ole and guitarist Shawn Pimental play traditional songs at Club Passim. In an interview with Blues Hangover DJ Emmanuel Calivo, Kaumakaiwa discusses the role her Hawaiian heritage has played in shaping her identity and worldview.