Mon Apr 15

1am | WTJU Rock All Night | rock

WTJU will Rock you to sleep.

8am | Meditative Music | rock
Hosted by Android & DJLP

Relax your mind, wake up, and begin to transform through a mix filled with insight and tranquility.

10am | Kevin in Wonderland: The Curious Songs of Kevin Ayers | rock
Hosted by Zostress

Kevin Ayers—singer songwriter, guitar player, and bassist—was a key figure in the British psychedelic rock and Canterbury scene. A founding member of Wilde Flowers and Soft Machine, he went on to have a solo career that included collaborations with Brian Eno, John Cale, Syd Barrett, Bridget St John, Robert Wyatt, Mike Oldfield, Nico, and many others. We’ll hear a career spanning selection of songs by this charming drifter.

12pm | Glitter Tears- UK Glam Rock 71-74 | rock
Hosted by Rum Cove

When the Rum Cove was a wee lad the lure of Marc Bolan of T Rex, David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust, Sweet, Wizzard, Suzi Quatro and a host of other spangly androgynous popsters seen on Top of the Pops every Thursday at 7.20pm on the BBC fired his imagination. Indeed, all pop kids of the age dreamed of Glam!

2pm | Sly and the Family Stone | rock
Hosted by Dave Donahue

Before his talent evaporated in smoke, Sly and the Family Stone was the first fully integrated group in rock history. Everyday People were black, white, men and women, and man did they have the hits. Get the funk on with these groundbreakers Monday at 4:00 during the WTJU Rock Marathon

4pm | Sampled | rock
Hosted by Andrew K

iconic and obscure beats from the golden age of hip-hop in their original form

6pm | STILL can't forget the Motor City | rock
Hosted by kendall, ACTUALLY

Motown Label covers you didn’t see coming. Some punk, some off-beat takes on Classic Detroit label discs.

8pm | The King Records Factor | rock
Hosted by Uncle Dave

At an unveiling of the plaque for the King Records building in Cincinnati in 2009, a Rock Hall staffer told Uncle Dave Lewis that "King was absolutely essential. If there had been no King Records, rock 'n' roll would never have happened." So is that true? Racially integrated from 1947, King Records used both black and white session men on all sessions; country, R&B and otherwise. Does the recorded evidence bear this out? Uncle Dave Lewis puts it to the test.

10pm | Beyond the Main Stage: Minority Legends in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | rock
Hosted by Ranger

Embark on a sonic voyage with "Beyond The Main Stage", a radio special dedicated to illuminating the oft-overlooked narratives of minority inductees in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Tue Apr 16

12am | Chicago's Garage | rock
Hosted by Brock

A look inside the garage-rock bands hailing from Chicago during the 2010s - combining elements of blues, psychedelic and punk rock influences and characterized by raw, angst-filled vocals and unpolished, boisterous sounds

2am | Third Rail Presents: Ladygod | rock

Live concert from July, 2023. Psych garage band from Richmond: “Ladygod seems to be at a similar intersection to Reed and The Velvet Underground: toeing the line of grandiose popularity while not fully selling out, and connecting with audiences who see themselves in Ladygod while also reaching broader audiences who may not feel how they feel.” – M.K. Koszycki, District Fray Magazine

3am | WTJU Rock All Night | rock

WTJU will Rock you to sleep.

7am | Third Rail: Second Dinner | rock

Live concert from January, 2024. Second Dinner is an experimental improv band featuring Charlottesville musicians Colin Langenus (USAISAMONSTER), Jarrod Hood (Horsefang), Matthew Clark (Ostinato), and CK (CK Numbskull). Influences include the sound of evening insects, early Stereolab and other twists on the kraut formula, Sun Ra’s free improvisation, and sludgy noodling of various ilks.

8am | Rock Flute | rock
Hosted by Steve Kindig

From Jethro Tull to Lizzo and everything in between, including Traffic and The Guess Who. The flute's flowing sound is a breath of fresh air from all those noisy guitars.

10am | Al Green and the Hi Records Sound | rock
Hosted by Rus Perry

Powered by the Willie Mitchell-produced hit singles from Al Green, Hi Records dominated early 70s soul from Memphis with artists like OV Wright, Don Bryant, Otis Clay, Ann Peebles and let's not forget Bobo Mr. Soul.

12pm | One Hit Wonder Deep Cuts | rock
Hosted by Poubelle

Sure, we know the indelible smashes by Iron Butterfly, The Knack, Lipps Inc, Nena...but do we know their delible work? And, should we? Let's find out together!

2pm | Slow And Steady Wins The Race: 30 Years Of Tortoise | rock
Hosted by Dave

In the summer of 1994, the band Tortoise released their debut record and began a body of recorded work and live experience that continues to the present moment. Join Dave from Ye Olde Tuesday Afternoon Rocke Show as he (and guests) showcase the best of his favorite band of genre-defying artists.

4pm | Box Top, Big Star, and more: Alex Chilton | rock
Hosted by Ciclamino

Sure, we know the indelible smashes by Iron Butterfly, The Knack, Lipps Inc, Nena...but do we know their delible work? And, should we? Let's find out together!

6pm | asynchronous developments- a talk with Lilys' frontman, Kurt Heasley | rock
Hosted by Thomas Dean and Kurt Heasley

Join Lilys founder and frontman, Kurt Heasley, and local musician, artist, and screen printer, Thomas Dean, as they chat about the history of the Lilys while spinning tunes from the band’s musical output. Formed 35 years ago in DC, the Lilys 1994 album “A Brief History of Amazing Letdowns" was reissued in 2022. The band, which experiments with a range of sounds from psych to mod to shoegaze, continues to tour.

8pm | 30 Years Of Bee Thousand (And Beyond) | rock
Hosted by Baconfat & DJ Cold Hands

1994 was arguably the most pivotal year in the history of Guided By Voices. Not only did they release their landmark album Bee Thousand (garnering a lead review in Rolling Stone), they also put out a slew of amazing EPs and were able to tour extensively for the first time. Give some gold stars to your robot boy hosts (DJ Baconfat and DJ Cold Hands) by tuning in and pledging your support as we showcase GBV's album cuts, rarities, and live jams from 1994.

10pm | Hamhocks in your Cornflakes: Psychedelic Funk and Soul | rock
Hosted by Don Harrison & Zostress

From well-known space funkateers like Jimi Hendrix and Funkadelic to the lysergic soul of Linda Lewis and Billy Paul to little known purveyors of the cosmic jam like Black Merda and Rasputin's Stash, this deep groove overview will free your mind and entice your hind parts to follow.

Wed Apr 17

12am | Tokyo to Tampa: RiffsThat Rock the World | rock
Hosted by DJ Flo

From the Japanese-based "Boris" with their fuzz-drenched riffs to the arpeggiated virtuosity of Florida-based "Death," let's explore the musical diversity of some of the most influential, game-changing metal bands from around the world.

2am | Third Rail Presents: Toward Space | rock

Live concert from June, 2023. Toward Space is a garage punk threesome from Richmond, VA. “Toward Space sounds like The B-52’s and Detroit Cobras smoking bath salts in the basement at a party being hosted by East Bay Ray and Kid Congo Powers.” – Ty Stranglehold

3am | WTJU Rock All Night | rock

WTJU will Rock you to sleep.

7am | Third Rail Presents: Work Wear | rock

Live concert from October, 2023. “This Charlottesville-based three-piece makes ’80s-inflected garage rock, and is known for enmeshing poetry readings, piercing guitar solos, and psych influences…” – Cville Weekly

8am | AM Radio, 1964 | rock
Hosted by Ralph Graves

Beatlemania hit the charts in 1964, but there was still room for other artists and genres in Top 40 playlists: Jazz (Al Hirt, Stan Getz), folk (New Christy Minstrels) surf (Jan & Dean, Hondels), country (Roger Miller), soul (Bobby Freeman, Ray Charles, the Supremes), and even easy listening (Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr.) were in heavy rotation. Monday morning we'll be going light on the Beatles to showcase the wide diversity of Top 40 radio from 1964.

10am | 60th anniversary Celebration of Nonesuch Records | rock
Hosted by Gary Funston

Founded by Jac Holzman in 1964 as a budget classical label, Nonesuch has since grown to encompass nearly every style of music, producing some of the greatest albums in any genre. Artists to be played include, Laurie Anderson, Eno and Byrne, Ry Cooder, The Black Keys, Bill Frisell, Johnny Greenwood, Sam Amidon and many others. Make a pledge and request your favorite.

12pm | The Wedding Present | rock
Hosted by Ciclamino

Since 1985 David Gedge and The Wedding Present have been a force in the UK Indie scene.

2pm | Kim Kim Rock | rock
Hosted by DJLP & Zostress

Goddesses of Rock and the very many projects that have been lucky to have them.

4pm | Wilco and Son Volt - Over, Out and Onward | rock
Hosted by Michael Pillow & Emily

Wilco. led by Jeff Tweedy, and Son Volt, formed by Jay Farrar, have evolved since Uncle Tupelo rocked the "alt country" scene in the 1990s. This show will explore the genre-blending music of all three groups, as well as some Tweedy and Farrar collaborations.

6pm | Habibi Funk | rock
Hosted by Dr. Donuts

Dr. Donuts showcases the best of Arabic funk and soul by way of one of the best reissue labels out there: Habibi Funk Records

8pm | Bollywood Dance Show | rock
Hosted by Bobby Metronome

Music and Dance are an integral part of Hindi Cinema and culture. The blockbuster musical style of 'Bollywood' cinema has produced a vast archive of choreography and dance music, which is often a fusion of Hindi and western sounds. Bobby Metronome explores some of Indias greatest dance hits from 70's Bollywood disco to 2000s techno pop.

10pm | Kung Fu Kenny: The Legend of Kendrick Lamar | rock
Hosted by Cool Beans

At only 36 years old, Kendrick Lamar is already considered one of the greatest rappers ever and is the only person outside of the classical and jazz genres to win the Pulitzer (he's also won 17 Grammys). From the beginning, he's managed to make both commercially successful and critically acclaimed music, and has been able to bridge the divide between social consciousness and commercial viability--all time classics like To Pimp a Butterfly and Damn. feature both club bangers and meditative explorations. This show will delve into both the provocative and fun sides of Kendrick's catalogue as well as some of his collaborations with artists like Beyonce, Pusha T, SZA, Danny Brown, and more.

Thu Apr 18

12am | The Deep End: Songs About Swimming Pools | rock
Hosted by Mr. Owl

Dig a hole in the ground, fill it with water. What is it about this simple equation that inspires so many writers, visual artists, & musicians? Since antiquity, the swimming pool has been a symbol of affluence, leisure, health, sexuality, secrets, & human attempts to control the uncontrollable. Mr. Owl brings you a selection of songs about swimming pools in all their manifestations, with maybe a surprise or two.

2am | Third Rail Presents: Free Pony | rock

Stepping into the front-man position for the first time, Colin Steers (We Are Star Children) – joined up with Brian Wilson (Matt Curreri and Ex Friends), along with Adam Daniel and Travis Miller (of instrumental surf-rock trio, The Urchins) to write and release new material together. The band's rock influences span eras – from Television and Devo to Wolf Parade and LCD Soundsystem – as their music leans forward, sonically, and stresses about the future, thematically.

3am | WTJU Rock All Night | rock

WTJU will Rock you to sleep.

7am | Third Rail Presents: Monograms & Sam Zalta | rock

Live session from February, 2024. Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, two mesmerizing solo musicians touring together demonstrate lush & evocative soundscapes, lucid beats, memorable lyrics, and angular melodies.

8am | No. 18 | rock
Hosted by Patricia Smith

East Asian rock, pop and underground (Everything from Polysics to K-Pop to VaVa)

10am | (Not-So-Obvious) Title Tracks | rock
Hosted by Rick Clark

Rick runs down his favorite not-so-obvious title tracks, where the name of the album isn't one of the song titles, but it's instead found tucked away in the lyrics of an entirely differently-titled song. Who says subtlety in art is dead?

12pm | THE EBLIS ALVAREZ UNIVERSE | rock
Hosted by Trey P

This is the soundtrack for the Colombian Psychedelic Space Cumbia Program under the direction of Lunarcomandante Eblis Alvarez, one of the most highly decorated floor generals for the expansive experimental Latin American tropical music community. Together, we will explore his correspondence from the Meridian Brothers, Los Pirañas, and Romperayo and meet many of his merry band of associated cosmic diplomats from frozen drink stands and beach resorts across the galaxy.

2pm | Dial M for Money! | rock
Hosted by Stevik & Brett

Songs about money and telephones. We'll bring you perhaps the most on-the-nose marathon show ever. In these complicated times, fundraising just got a whole lot simpler.

4pm | Dave's Totally Rad 80's Rad Vnyl Party | rock
Hosted by Dave

Just like what it sounds like! All-vinyl retro sounds, curated by someone who was ages 10-20 for the duration of the Tubular Decade.

6pm | We Love Lindsey | rock
Hosted by Don H

Two hours of the best of Lindsey Buckingham -- from iconic CaliforniaRock singalongs to wiggy new wave experiments to insane space-age Merle Travis fingerpicking jams. We'll explore deep cuts from Lindsey B.'s work with Fleetwood Mac as well as standouts from his excellent, underheard solo albums. (Stevie Nicks fans are welcome to join us but they may have to "stand back.")

8pm | Men's R&B Night | rock
Hosted by Ike Anderson

Men’s R&B takes a dive into the most powerful voices in Soul and R&B. All while we raise some funds!

10pm | History of Electro Punk | rock
Hosted by Phil Free

Phil Free brings us the history of Electro Punk

Fri Apr 19

12am | Sci-Fi Space Rock | rock
Hosted by DJ Flo

Can Science, Fiction, Space, and Rock all go together into one, harmonious soundscape? Yes. Yes, they can. Time Travel? Check. Dystopian Futures? On it. Synthesizers, Polyrhythms, Amps to 11? Definitely! Join us for a riff-fueled launch into the fantastical, sonic multiverse.

2am | Third Rail Presents: Personal Bandana | rock

Live concert from November, 2022. We are bound by time and space, by the limits of the natural world. There is a way, however, to escape our physical realm and to enter a time outside of time as we know it, where the limits of perception dissolve. Personal Bandana will take you there. Tune in while Dave Gibson and Travis Thatcher play synthesizers to transport you.

3am | WTJU Rock All Night | rock

WTJU will Rock you to sleep.

7am | Third Rail Presents: Holy River | rock

Live concert from December, 2023, Richmond's Høly River was founded by multi-instrumentalists Laney Sullivan and Jameson Price. Fusing together the pulse of drone pop and worldly instrumentation, this experimental music would best be described as a landscape, as a biome all its own. This musical phenomenon has come to be known as Earth Folk, a type of music inspired thematically by the natural environment: flora, fauna, soil, stars, and the human experience.

8am | Euro Trance Show | rock
Hosted by Bobby Metronome & ANDROID

Blast off on a euphoric dance journey to 1999. The best of classic trance techno

10am | We Are The Mods | rock
Hosted by Brian Keena

Modernists, or "Mods", were a subculture beginning in 1950s London and spreading throughout Great Britain and Europe. They still exist today, to a lesser degree. The original Mods were heavily influenced by style and fashion, listened to modern jazz, ska, and rhythm and blues, wore form-fitting suits and rode Vespa or Lambretta motor scooters. We will focus our exploration on the early-mid 1960s Mods, who were listening to British bands such as The Who, The Small Faces, The Creation, The Action, The Smoke, John's Children, as well as The Kinks and The Yardbirds. Take a trip into this amphetamine-fueled British era of music and style that refused to comply with the prevailing majority, with your honorary rock DJ, Brian Keena, host of The Jazz Messenger show.

12pm | The Shannon Shaw Dance Party-A-Go-Go! | rock
Hosted by Rick Clark

Two hours of raucous tunes for the purpose of shaking one's booty, all from the mind and voice of Shannon Shaw, including her inimitable work with the Clams, her fantastic solo album, plus her recordings with Hunx & His Punx, Bloodshot Bill and whatever great live tracks we can get our claws on!

2pm | Bad For You - Hard Country Music | rock
Hosted by Trey P

Maybe it should be a tradition that once a year during the WTJU Rock Marathon, we as a community all get together one weekday afternoon and drink beer and listen to great classic country music together. Would that be so wrong? Wouldn’t Hank have done it this way?

4pm | Fat Boy Slim | rock
Hosted by Steven

Skyrocketing to popularity in the late/mid 90s, Fat Boy Slim is an iconic figure in dance music, With radio play and commercial success all over the world with his big beat breaks style. All your favorite fat/slim jams

6pm | The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion: Dirty Shirt Rock 'n' Roll | rock
Hosted by Cool Beans

From the ashes of scuzz rock pioneers Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer and the Blues Explosion created a body of work in the 1990s that was irreverent and loud. As the decade progressed, they mixed in elements of hip hop and electronica while collaborating with such producers as Steve Albini and Dan the Automator and performers like Elliott Smith and R.L. Burnside. All the while, Spencer and his Blues Explosion bandmates retained their foundation of heavy rock and roll while keeping their tongues firmly in cheek.

8pm | Ostinato LIVE | rock

Long time Charlottesville band is back and soon to be on tour in Germany. Primarily instrumental, Ostinato has a fuzzy psych sensibility full of heavy riffs and driving drums. Join us for a swirling blend of space rock, post-rock, and noise rock, with progressive and jazz influences. Ostinato is Dave and Anna Hennessy on guitars, Jarrod Hood on bass, and Matthew Clark on drums. Open to an audience at 2244 Ivy Rd. No tickets are required, but donations to the Rock Marathon are appreciated. You can also listen live on 91.1 FM, stream via wtju.net, and video stream on WTJU's Facebook and YouTube channels.

9pm | Grunge Girl | rock
Hosted by Zostress & DJLP

Grunge music by Girls. Simple.

11pm | Blue Sounds | rock
Hosted by Andy 909

More layer back chill music electronic and acoustic spacey grooves

Sat Apr 20

1am | Third Rail: Person Bandana | rock

Live concert from November, 2022. We are bound by time and space, by the limits of the natural world. There is a way, however, to escape our physical realm and to enter a time outside of time as we know it, where the limits of perception dissolve. Personal Bandana will take you there. Tune in while Dave Gibson and Travis Thatcher play synthesizers to transport you.

2am | WTJU Rock All Night | rock

WTJU will Rock you to sleep.

7am | Third Rail: Kadencia | rock

Live concert from September, 2023. Richmond ensemble, Kadencia, is a band led by the father-son duo of Maurice Sanabria-Orz and Maurice “Tito” Sanabria. The band is dedicated to playing, promoting, and preserving Afro-Puerto Rican music. Kadencia utilizes Bomba and Plena’s long-rooted storytelling traditions to vividly capture multiple aspects of the Puerto Rican experience on the U.S. territory and on the U.S. mainland.

8am | Classic Crock Redux | rock
Hosted by Don Arlo & Rick Clark

Don Arlo and the U Zoo Crew are back with more "faceless" CLASSIC CROCK designed to help you hang on to your fading adolescent dreams! Wear that special WTJU Rock Smock and flash the "Van Eagle" during this CROCKIN' 4/20 Saturday special and you can win VALUABLE attempts to donate money to your favorite SMOKIN' radio station!

10am | Snap! Crackle! And Roll! | rock
Hosted by kendall, ACTUALLY

Kendall, Actually, sharing Some fun records,from his home collection .A sampling of 60s—80s singles. With some vintage pop hits,some Cereal Box, Saturday morning TV ty-ins, and a flotilla 0’ of flexi discs.

12pm | Rico Rodriguez: Man from Wareika | rock
Hosted by Goldfinger

Even before there was Ska, Rico was laying down killer trombone licks for the likes of Lloyd Daley, Coxsone Dodd... and, Prince Buster. Considered one of the first ska songs, the Folkes Brothers' ""Oh, Carolina"" soon followed (also featuring the first appearance of rastafarians in Count Ossie's Mystic Revelation of Rastafari). Active all through the ska and rocksteady eras, he then found himself in England. Important solo work... then came the Specials and the 2-Tone explosion. Graduated to the house band for Jools Holland's ""Later"" music variety show. Rico was a musical Man for All Seasons.

2pm | (Nothing But) Flowers | rock
Hosted by Sister Pirate Jenny & Poubelle

Take in the spring breeze with your Radio Freedonia buds as we cultivate a two-hour musical tribute to planet Earth’s most fragrant profusion.

4pm | Rumble and Rubble in the Garage | rock
Hosted by Spot

Music from the Demon-infested crossroads of Garage, Psych, and Rock n’ Roll Madness. Some well-known and even more not-so-well known nuggets of musical delights, all with a rockin’ backbeat. Tune in and find out what a Bad Motorcycle she really is!

6pm | Yoga Records | rock
Hosted by Sister Pirate Jenny & Baconfat

Douglas McGowan's Yoga Records label started as a digital-only entity for overlooked private press gems before moving to physical releases in 2009. Since then, Yoga's impressive slate of archival albums has covered a wide array of styles, from folkies Ted Lucas and Collie Ryan to the sublime new age sounds of Alice Damon and Joel Andrews to the psychedelic explorations of Bobb Trimble. DJ Baconfat and Sister Pirate Jenny celebrate 15 years of Yoga's idiosyncratic roster with tunes to get you started with the label if you're unfamiliar.

8pm | New Boss LIVE | rock

Live set by power pop indie band playing energetic and astral rock & roll originals. Longtime local faves, New Boss is Devon Sproule on vocals, Thomas Dean and Jordan Perry on guitars, Nick Rubin on keyboard, Scott Ritchie on bass, and Parker Smith on drums. Open to an audience at 2244 Ivy Rd. No tickets are required, but donations to the Rock Marathon are appreciated. You can also listen live on 91.1 FM, stream via wtju.net, and video stream on WTJU's Facebook and YouTube channels.

9pm | Music about Music | rock
Hosted by Steven

Whether through introspection, pure passion, or just not having any other ideas, sometimes an artist will write a song about music itself. Get ready for hot dance grooves, psyched out synth sessions, or really any songs about songs or music about songs in the wide world of sonic possibility

11pm | Numetal Actually Doesn’t Suck | rock
Hosted by Mr. Owl

The most maligned trend in heavy music is undergoing a reappraisal, but it still has a way to go. Join Mr. Owl & Charlottesville’s fabulous singer, songwriter & numetal fanatic Harli Saxon as they show you everything there is to love about the fusion of groove metal, rap-rock & industrial that rocketed to mainstream popularity in the late 1990s.

Sun Apr 21

1am | Third Rail Presents: Films on Song | rock

Live concert from April, 2023. Charlottesville locals Films on Song are a post punk band offering up slightly dreamy, slightly shoegaze-y, and always catchy pop songs inspired by various indie legends.

2am | Rock Overnight Mix | rock

WTJU will Rock you to sleep.

7am | Third Rail Presents: Heavy Flow | rock

Live concert from March, 2024. Catherine Monnes and Katie Jackson are Heavy Flow: Ethereal sounds from the ground to the rafters. Dip into this sonic bath of instruments that include cello, vibraphone, lapsteel, accordion, vocals, keyboard, guitar, effects, and more. Ride the tide: inhale with the ebb, exhale with the flow, let it all go as you wrap yourself in a tapestry of tone.

8am | Those Were The Days, My Friends | rock
Hosted by Those Were The Days, My Friends

You’re in the thrift store. The overhead music is familiar. You hum along. You notice others are also humming along. Some are singing. You are all over 60. The music is good. It’s very good. Lets listen to it on the radio. Come and sing with us. For oldies and the not so old who just fancy a senior moment!

10am | The New Spiritual Fusion | rock
Hosted by ANDROID

Unwind on Sunday morning with new spiritual jazz fusion, featuring Pharaoh Sanders' last project, Carlos Nino and Friends, and Andre 3000's flute project.

12pm | Not The Same: An Elephant 6 Primer | rock
Hosted by Robert Schneider & Baconfat

Robert Schneider, lead vocalist, guitarist, and founding member of the Apples in Stereo, chats with DJ Baconfat about the the Elephant 6 Collective, of which the Apples in Stereo is part, along with Beulah, Circulatory System, Elf Power, the Minders, Neutral Milk Hotel, of Montreal, and the Olivia Tremor Control.

2pm | Not Dark Yet: Bob Dylan's Third Act | rock
Hosted by Cool Beans

Starting with his 1997 album Time Out of Mind, Bob Dylan has experienced a career renaissance, winning an Oscar for his song "Things Have Changed" in 2000, and releasing the Grammy Award-winning Love And Theft the next year. In the years since, he has released nine more albums, as well as several additions to the Bootleg Series--notably, 2022's Fragments: Time Out of Mind Sessions (1996-1997)--and received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016. Dylan has also been on tour for much of the past 25+ years as part of his "Never Ending Tour." This show will highlight his six albums of original material (the last, Rough and Rowdy Ways, was released in 2020), plus select covers and live tracks, that were recorded during this fertile period of Dylans's career.

4pm | A tribute to CAN and Damo Suzuki | rock
Hosted by Phil Free

Phil Free brings us a tribute to CAN and Damo Suzuki.

6pm | Regional Favorites | rock
Hosted by Dave M

Best old and new semi-local rock from dc / nova / Rva / North Carolina…

8pm | Nostalgia for the Aughts | rock
Hosted by Southern Belle

Yes! Those of us who straddle the line between Millennial and Gen Z can finally experience music nostalgia! The songs that make you think of Ugg boots, but in a good way. The jams that remind you of that awkward encounter with your crush. The tunes that bring you back to the 2000’s and make you think “… Huh. This is what we thought the 21st century should sound like.”

10pm | FALL of Man | rock
Hosted by Don H, Ciclamino, Sister Pirate Jenny

From well-known space funkateers like Jimi Hendrix, Funkadelic and Sly & the Family Stone to little known purveyors of the cosmic jam like Black Merda and Rasputin's Stash, this deep groove overview will free your mind and entice your hind parts to follow.

Mon Apr 22

1am | Third Rail Presents: Grand Banks | rock

Live concert from August, 2023. Tyler Magill and Davis Salisbury of Grand Banks have been pushing the boundaries of ambient, drone, noise, and “textural improvisation” for 23 years.

2am | Third Rail Presents: amminal | rock

Live concert from March, 2023. amminal is a four-piece ensemble from Richmond, VA, that plays spacey, pastoral folk and psychedelic rock songs about witches, moths, sleep, and human nature. Their mercurial style incorporate diverse elements from the folk music of the US and the British Isles, Turkish music, jazz, and any of the birds that sing outside of the garage where the band rehearses.