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Are you ready for K-Pop Demon Hunters? |
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:
Due to overwhelming demand, we have moved tomorrow’s show to Nevermore Hall (formerly Rams Head Live), two blocks north of Baltimore Soundstage. The timing remains the same.
Morning show (LIMITED TICKETS LEFT) – Doors open: 9 AM | Music starts: 10 AM
Afternoon show (SOLD OUT) – Doors open: 12:30 PM | Music starts: 1:30 PM |
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On Saturday Feb. 21, Baltimore Public Media presents our first-ever Saturday Morning Tunes “K-Pop Demon Hunters Party.” 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, a “glow bar,” and costume contests (with prizes) and more! Presented by Stages Music Arts and Kennedy Krieger Institute. Tickets are on sale now for the morning show! |
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| Your weekend listening is here! Check out these new releases: |
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Eric Hilton (of Thievery Corporation) – A Sky So Close
Meg Mac – It’s My Party
Moby – Future Quiet
Mumford and Sons – Prizefighter
The Neighbourhood – (((((ultraSOUND)))))+
New Found Glory – Listen Up!
Peaches – No Lube So Rude
Seven Teller – What Are The Chances?
U2 – Days of Ash
Yungblud – Idols II |
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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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| A conversation with Sarah McLachlan about her new album Better Broken, the recent Lilith Fair documentary, and the 30th anniversary of Fumbling Towards Ecstasy. |
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| Tiny Desk Radio (Sunday, 7 AM – 8 AM): |
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| An array of younger artists and prodigies at Tiny Desk! Banjo player Nora Brown and fiddler Stephanie Coleman began their obsession with the “old time” music of Appalachia as middle schoolers. |
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| The Underground Archives (Sunday, 8 AM – 10 AM): |
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| The Archives celebrates five years of rediscovering and uncovering lost musical gems and rekindling memories of your favorites from the 60’s and 70’s during February. A big thanks to all who have enjoyed the program and made this anniversary possible. … |
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| American Routes (Sunday, 3 PM – 5 PM): |
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| We’re digging into the Piedmont blues, a rich style that mixes ragtime, old-time country music, jazz, gospel, hollers, and historic popular songs. A conversation and music with two younger players in the tradition: guitarist/singer Jontavious Willis from rural Greenville, GA and harmonica player Andrew Alli from Richmond, VA. Plus music by Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee, Elizabeth Cotten, Cannonball Adderly and Bob Wills. Then it’s the Stooges Brass Band from New Orleans in a live studio session. |
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| Detour (Sunday, 5 PM – 7 PM): |
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| New music by Boiled in Lead and Tony Trischka with Billy Strings; Old music by Greg Brown and Mokoomba; Music from Haiti/Canada, Sweden & Finland, Latvia, Ireland, Scotland/Canada & Germany, England, Zimbabwe, Canada & Chile/Canada, Denmark, and Senegal plus plenty from the USA; and the battle cry of good fried chicken |
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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: Wye Oak ‘Civilian’ 10-year anniversary interview and exclusive live performances |
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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 5 Spot (Cat’s Eye Pub)
2/26 Angel Du$t (Baltimore Soundstage)
2/26 Maggie Lindemann (9:30 Club)
2/27 Peaches (9:30 Club)
2/27 Lancaster Roots & Blues Festival (Various Venues)
2/28 Melody Trucks & the Fitzkee Brothers Band (8×10)
2/28 Two Fest f/ Outcalls (Mobtown Ballroom)
2/28 The Record Company (9:30 Club)
3/2 Jesse Welles w/ S.G. Goodman (9:30 Club)
3/6 Ratboys (9:30 Club)
3/6 Eric Hutchinson (The Atlantis)
3/6 Black Lung w/ Super City (Ottobar)
3/9 ALEXSUCKS (The Atlantis)
3/10 Catpower (9:30 Club)
3/13 – 3/14 moe. (Lincoln Theatre)
3/14 The Slackers (Ottobar)
3/20 InfamousStringdusters (Lincoln Theatre)
3/22 Gogol Bordello (9:30 Club)
3/27 Lotus (9:30 Club)
3/28 Glorian, Fetcher, Soul Meets Body, Terrain (8×10) |
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