TMD March Madness Voting
64 Bands. Your Vote. One Champion! Voting is open March 27 - 31 from 9 AM to 4 PM, with multiple brackets opening up [...]
64 Bands. Your Vote. One Champion! Voting is open March 27 - 31 from 9 AM to 4 PM, with multiple brackets opening up [...]
Music Madness is in full effect! Join us March 27 - 31 for our annual battle of the bands tournament, which has our DJs going head to head! It's also time to support your favorite station.
Chevalier was inspired by the incredible true story of composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, the illegitimate son of an African slave and a French plantation owner.
March is Women’s History Month and all month long TMD is celebrating music’s glass ceiling breakers from Baltimore and beyond. Learn more about the [...]
An evening of speakers and live music – on stage and aboard moving trains – Saturday June 10 at the B&O Railroad Museum
The lineup features Ed Hough, Cris Jacobs, David Markowitz, Kirk Kness and more
On May 6, the 11-piece band will perform "Dark Side of the Moon" in its entirely, as well as other Pink Floyd favorites
Maggie Rogers wants wants to spend Valentine’s with you Baltimore. You are after all her first love.
See the raw acoustics of this rising artist in an intimate space while you still can
Our morning host Alex Cortright is looking forward to hypothermia this weekend as he dives into the frozen waters of the South River to help raise money for the Special Olympics. Click here to pledge support for this worthy cause!
As a tribute to his huge catalog of work we will play his music throughout the day tomorrow (Friday, January 20), starting with Acoustic Sunrise with Alex Cortright around 7:23 AM. The tribute continues Sunday (January 22) 8-10 AM on Underground Archives with Bob the Paper Guy.
A night of short films chronicling different facets of Baltimore's music scene, followed by a Q&A with the directors
TMD and Rubblebucket kick off your year of free live shows with the first Live Lunch of 2023. Click to RSVP.
It's a show the whole family can enjoy, from the soaring high notes of "Let it Go" and "Into the Unknown" (for the kids) to subtle jokes about just how ridiculous both these movies are (for us parents)
The Flying Ivories take live requests for songs from today and decades past, and tickets include admission to the Baltimore Museum of Industry
They'll play family friendly versions of their hits as well as new music, and finish in time for everyone to head home for lunch and (family) naps