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| Saturday’s Allman Brothers tribute show moved up one hour! |
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: **In light of the forecasted snowstorm, we are moving up Saturday’s Ed Hough’s Allman Bros Collective all-seated show at Goucher College to a 6:30PM start, with doors opening at 5PM. The show will end at 9:30PM. Parking is free, seating is reserved, and this is fully sold out. See you Saturday at Goucher’s Kraushaar Auditorium. Free parking. Made possible in part by Design Distillery, Sanity Lounge and Stages Music Arts. |
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| Flowers for the Dead out of Washington, DC joined Izzi Bavis on the evening show to talk about their new EP, their upcoming show at the old Copycat building, and what’s next for the group’s sound. You can listen back to the interview on our website! |
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| Your weekend listening is here! Check out these new releases: |
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The Format – Boycott Heaven
Goldfinger – NINE LIVES
Kashus Culpepper – Act I EP
Lucinda Williams – World’s Gone Wrong
Marc Broussard – Unchained Melody EP
Megadeth – Megadeth
Poppy – Empty Hands
Shintaro Sakamoto – Yoo-hoo
Van Morrison – Somebody Tried to Sell Me a Bridge |
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| **All show times are Eastern Daylight Time |
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| SHEROES Radio (Saturday, 8 AM – 9 AM): |
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| Join SHEROES Radio this week as they preview the Grammy’s! |
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| Tiny Desk Radio (Sunday, 7 AM – 8 AM): |
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| Tiny Desk Radio co-hosts Anamaria Sayre and Bobby Carter present three artists from Puerto Rico performing at the desk: PJ Sin Suela, Chuwi, and Eladio Carrion. |
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| The Underground Archives (Sunday, 8 AM – 10 AM): |
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| The Snowmageddon Edition of The Underground Archives won’t shovel your sidewalks or clean off your car… but, it will deliver a 120 minute blizzard of great music for your enjoyment. |
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| American Routes (Sunday, 3 PM – 5 PM): |
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| We’re rolling out New Orleans Creole and Cajun Francité and soul. We’ll hear music from The Meters, Kid Ory, and Carol Fran… plus the Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band live at the French Market in New Orleans. Then, we head to Cape Breton Island in Maritime Canada for a visit with fiddler Wendy MacIsaac of the band Beòlach, along with other Nova Scotia Scots Gaelic classics… and finally some down-home American folks. |
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| Detour (Sunday, 5 PM – 7 PM): |
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| Coming up on Detour, the Folk, Roots, and World Music Show – Remembering Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead and Terrance Sullivan of Renaissance; New music by Tuuletar and Bryan Sutton with Billy Strings; Old music by Wake the Dead and Larkin Poe; Music from Canada, South Africa, Finland, England, Denmark, Hungary/Canada & Congo/Canada, Australia, and Slovakia plus plenty from the USA; and a big red fast dancing crocodile friend. |
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| The Beatles are one of the rare bands that kids, parents and grandparents can all agree on. Join us the morning of Saturday, February 7 for an all-ages celebration of Beatles hits from their beginning (“I Want to Hold Your Hand”) through their later classics (“Here Comes the Sun” and “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”). It’s part of our award-winning Saturday Morning Tunes family friendly concert series, featuring the ace Maryland band The Fabtastic Four. See you there! |
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| Saturday Morning Tunes Beatles for Kids starts at 10 AM Saturday, February 7 at The Clarice in College Park. Made possible in part by the Kennedy Krieger Institute. |
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Note: The 10am show is sold out, but we’ve added a 1:30 PM show on February 21 at Baltimore Soundstage. Doors open at 12:30 PM. Hope to see you there!! Baltimore Public Media presents our first-ever Saturday Morning Tunes “K-Pop Demon Hunters Party” at Baltimore Soundstage. It’s a celebration of the hit new animated movie, featuring the 16-person K-Pop dance group Konnect DMV, as well as singers, movie trivia, and costume contests (with prizes) and more! |
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Submissions portal now open for 2026 New/Next Film Fest |
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| The 2026 New/Next Film Festival, presented by Baltimore Public Media, will return to The Charles Theatre Oct. 1-4, 2026, and just launched its call for entries. The submissions portal is now open for short- and feature-length films at Film Freeway. The festival also recently launched a unique project, the New/Next Film Festival home-viewing archive, a comprehensive public list of all films screened throughout the festival’s history alongside regularly updated information regarding where each film can be accessed by the general public via video-on-demand, streaming, and/or physical media. |
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| WATCH: WTMD’s Baltimore Band Block Party with Herd of Main Street back in 2013 |
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1/23-24 Pigeons Playing Ping Pong (Baltimore Soundstage)
1/23 Lathe, Arbouretum, Roxy 2, and Deep Essence (Ottobar)
1/24 Ed Hough’s Allman Brothers Collective (Kraushaar Auditorium)
1/24 Gregory Alan Isakov (Anthem)
1/30 The Movement (9:30 Club)
1/30 Visitor Center Album Release (8×10)
1/31 Landis Harry Larry w/ Micah E. Wood (Creative Alliance)
1/21 Madisun Bailey (Cat’s Eye Pub)
2/6 East Nash Grass w/ Ryan Rogers Neighborhood (8×10)
2/7 Beatles for Kids! (The Clarice)
2/7 A Night of Music Dedicated to The Who w/ Experience & The Whom (8×10)
2/13 Icarus Phoenix, Glorian, Shelby Morgan, and Bryce Bowyn (Metro)
2/14 A Date With John Waters (Baltimore Soundstage)
2/15 Miguel and Jean Dawson (The Anthem)
2/18 Sword II (Metro)
2/20 Seven Teller (8×10)
2/22 Better Off Dead (8×10)
2/21 Mariah the Scientist (The Anthem)
2/21 K-Pop Demon Hunters Party (Baltimore Soundstage)
2/26 Maggie Lindemann (9:30 Club)
2/28 Melody Trucks & the Fitzkee Brothers Band (8×10) |
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