The Music Savage Show
Today's episode is a very special birthday edition going out to an amazing friend! We'll kick it all off with a set of excellent songs from albums that made their debut in the 70's. Then it's all stacked and packed with tunes
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New music from JRJR, Eddie 9V, Brent Cobb, Bear Hands, Sure Sure, Basia Bulat, David Wax Museum, Michael Kiwanuka, Son Little and a ton more.
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Featuring: Madi Diaz, Mandrake Handshake, Matt Sucich, Grady Philip Drugg, Humbird, Dale Blankenship
New music from JRJR, Eddie 9V, Brent Cobb, Bear Hands, Sure Sure, Basia Bulat, David Wax Museum, Michael Kiwanuka, Son Little and a ton more.
TICK TICK TICK BOOM – The Hives brought their iconic brand of rock and roll through Boston's own Roadrunner on September 25. Donned in the famous lighting bolt suits, the self proclaimed Best Band in the World completely thrilled the audience with hit after hit. It is tempting to
"Summer has come and passed, 20 years has gone so fast..." this lyric from 'Wake Me Up When September Ends' reigns true in new form as Green Day celebrates the 20th anniversary of American Idiot. This comes in tandem with the 30th anniversary of Dookie– The
Not much can top an evening with Aaron Lee Tasjan. Except maybe an evening with ALT, Jessye DeSilva, Rich Hinman and Molly Martin. On a chilly “spring” night at the Middle East Upstairs, Tasjan rolled into town touring behind his fresh-off-the-press release Stellar Evolution, which is (obviously) stellar in every
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Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Featuring: Nico Vega, Yola, Harrison Lipton, Kim Deal, Echolalia, MJ Lenderman, Phil Cook, Leif Vollebekk, Ellur, Ella McRobb, Fat Dog, Devendra Banhart, Blake Mills, Beverly Glenn-Copeland
We kick the show off today celebrating the birthday of the Iclandic queen Björk with a set dedicated to her songs and influence on the music scene! You'll also hear about bands/musicians on tour and in the Boston area, say goodbye to a beloved Prvovidence music venue
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Featuring: The Tubs, Nona Invie, Captain Highside, Lilly Hiatt, Prima Queen, Mara Connor, Fiona-Lee and more!
Today we kick things off celebrating the 30th anniversary of the first time Wilco played together live as a band in St. Louis back in 1994. We'll also take a listen to some amazing albums released in 1989, hear some tunes from bands/musicians playing in the Boston
On occasion, life presents you with the opportunity to experience something that will completely change your week. This past Thursday, that exact thing happened for a lucky group of folks in Waltham, Massachusetts. Traveling troubadour Christoper Paul Stelling brought his incredible talents (and his adorable dog Opie,) to an intimate
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Featuring: Brent Cobb, Wes Urbaniak, JR JR, Marcus King, Eddie 9V, Julia Cannon (ft. Aaron Lee Tasjan), grentperez
As October fades, it’s time to wrap up the month with a fresh mixtape that captures the season’s best new sounds. This playlist brings together standout tracks from the past month, offering a blend of moody beats, introspective lyrics, and energetic anthems that feel right at home with
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
On the first show of November I remind you to get out and vote next week! Your voice matters, so be sure to make it heard!! We'll kick things off with a set of tv/radio themed songs, get a bunch of incredible Americana tunes, discover a few
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
On the new broadcast our very own Steve B joins me in the studio once again for another very special edition of the Music Savage Show! This time around we are going to terrorize your trick-0r-treating soul for two hours on our Halloween special that is filled to the brim
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
