WBEZ 91.5 Chicago

It’s been two years since Chicago band The Right Now hit the CD bin with its debut release, Carry Me Home.  The critical acclaimed that has followed the band since then has been steady and well-earned.And in the time since, they’ve further finessed the amalgam of soul, jazz

The confessional singer-songwriter brought her formidible band to WBEZ's Jim and Kay Mabie Performance Studio to perform songs from her new album Tramp on Jagjaguwar Records.

In the second installment of WBEZ's High Fidelity Music Series Chicago's Disappears treated the intimate crowd to a scorching 40 minute set of krautrock-inspired tunes.

Imagine you’re a professional musician. You’ve got talent and a lot of moxie.

The band, often described as an Indian marching band, got so into their music that they played far past when the show ended; the BBC had started, and we kept filming them as they continued to riff.

The Quince Contemporary Vocal Ensemble presents Living Room Music (1940), scored for percussion and speech quartet. Amanda DeBoer interprets Cage’s Aria (1958). This concert also offers a unique opportunity to hear Four For A String Quartet (1989), one of Cage’s Number Pieces.

The Alabama Shakes are on a meteoric rise through the music world. They were one of the most celebrated acts at the 2012 SXSW Music festival and just before they headed to Texas we had them record a Sound Opinions session in our studios.