Myron Elkins, along with two members of his band, joined WNRN’s Bob Mosolgo for a live session at the WNRN studio. Listen to the full interview and performances above — including Myron’s explanation of the new album title, dealing with his performance anxiety, and what it was like to record at the legendary RCA Studio — or watch videos of the individual songs below.
Courtney Marie Andrews and her band joined WNRN’s Bob Mosolgo in front of a live studio audience at In Your Ear Studios in Richmond. They performed three songs from her new album Loose Future and answered questions about her recording process. You can watch the full segment above and check out the individual performances below.
The Lone Bellow (Zach Williams, Kanene Donehey Pipkin, and Brian Elmquist) joined Amber Hoback from home to explain the name of their new album, chat about the experience of recording in Roy Orbison’s (haunted) house, and to perform an intimate and emotional set from Love Songs for Losers.
The Lone Bellow’s newest full-length effort, Love Songs for Losers, marks a key moment in the trio’s development. Having worked with Aaron Dessner on Then Came the Morning and eight-time Grammy-winner Dave Cobb on Walk Into a Storm, the band struck out on their own to record and produce Love Songs for Losers while sequestered in the former home of the legendary Roy Orbison.
Sarah Shook & the Disarmers performed and spoke with WNRN’s Desiré Moses at Mountainside Studios in Charlottesville. You can watch the full segment above and check out their individual performances below.
Emily Haines and James Shaw of Metric joined WNRN for a session in front of a live audience at In Your Ear Studios in Richmond,VA. The duo performed a career-spanning acoustic set and spoke with WNRN’s Tad Abbey. You can watch the full segment above and check out their individual performances below.
New Potato Caboose recently joined WNRN for a live session at the WNRN studio. Listen to them play two songs off their new album It Ain’t a Thing below:
Madison Cunningham performed an intimate acoustic set and spoke with WNRN’s Amber Hoback at the WNRN Studio in Charlottesville. You can watch the full segment above and check out her individual performances below.
Kurt Vile performed a career-spanning acoustic set and spoke with WNRN’s Desiré Moses at In Your Ear Studio in Richmond. You can watch the full segment above — including their conversation about Pavement, John Prine, and the Philadelphia music scene — and check out his individual performances below.
