The Beatles are one of the few bands that kids, parents and grandparents can all enjoy together, and almost everyone loves reggae. So why not combine the two?

Baltimore’s own Ed Hough has assembled an all-star group of musicians to perform the entire “Eat a Peach” album as well as more Allman [...]

We're excited to announce two additional free screenings for our new short documentary, in June in Baltimore

Update: Due to rain, this show is postponed. A new date will be announced soon!

So much of today's music is informed by what came before. And all this year, we're celebrating classic albums from 1972 with a new [...]

In between sold out shows at Philadelphia's Union Transfer and D.C.'s 9:30 Club, Tank and the Bangas stopped by WTMD's performance studio to play [...]

On Wednesday March 23, The Stoop Storytelling Series is partnering with WTMD and Ottobar to present "Something for Everyone: Stories about the Baltimore Music [...]

It's our first matinee Saturday Morning Tunes, with doors opening at 11:30 a.m. and the show running noon-2 p.m. Power Plant Live will have all of their restaurants and bars open, with plenty of food and drinks

In the middle of a two-night run at The Anthem in Washington D.C., English experimental rockers alt-J stopped by Stages Music Arts in Maryland [...]

**Advance tickets will be on sale until 3 p.m. Wednesday, after which tickets will be available at the door.** We've missed seeing our listeners [...]

Update: This show is now SOLD OUT! If you weren't able to get tickets, we will be broadcasting it live the morning of March [...]

From 2005 to 2020, Baltimore’s music scene went from near obscurity to being named Best Music Scene in the nation by Rolling Stone magazine. [...]

Local ownership and management to support growth and expansion of both stations under “Your Public Radio” umbrella. Coinciding with Public Radio Music [...]