Dive into the rich world of live music with All Things Considered Live, JamFest’s weekly radio show that brings NPR-driven performances directly to your ears. Each Monday night, listeners are treated to exclusive live recordings and unforgettable sets captured at iconic venues and celebrated festivals across the country. Tonight, JamFest highlights Liz Longley’s captivating 2010 performance at the Newport Folk Festival, a set that perfectly showcases her soulful vocals, masterful songwriting, and the intimate charm that has made her a standout in the folk scene.
Discover the Sound of NPR Live Music
All Things Considered Live is more than just a radio show—it’s a portal into the vibrant, ever-evolving landscape of contemporary folk, rock, and Americana music. From the historic Newport Folk Festival to the buzzing stages of SXSW, from the intimate 9:30 Club to countless other legendary venues, the show captures artists at the peak of their live performance energy. Each set offers a rare chance to hear music in its most authentic form: raw, powerful, and electrifying.
Tonight’s Spotlight: Liz Longley at Newport Folk Festival 2010
Liz Longley’s 2010 Newport Folk Festival performance is a perfect example of the magic All Things Considered Live brings to fans. Recorded during one of the festival’s most vibrant years, her set highlighted her heartfelt storytelling, intricate melodies, and the emotional depth that has earned her acclaim from folk enthusiasts everywhere. From reflective ballads to songs that stir the spirit, Longley’s performance is a masterclass in connecting with an audience, both in person and through the airwaves.
Listeners can expect to hear standout tracks that span her career, capturing the raw honesty and artistry that make her a must-listen. Whether you’re discovering her for the first time or revisiting a favorite performance, tonight’s show promises a listening experience that is intimate, immersive, and unforgettable.
Why Tune In to All Things Considered Live
- Exclusive Live Recordings: Hear artists in their natural element, with every note, nuance, and audience reaction preserved.
- Iconic Venues and Festivals: From Newport Folk Festival to SXSW and the 9:30 Club, the show spans legendary stages across the nation.
- Discover New Talent: JamFest listeners regularly find their next favorite artist through NPR’s expertly curated live sets.
- Relive Unforgettable Moments: Experience concerts you may have missed or revisit classic performances, now accessible anytime.
Whether you’re a longtime NPR Music fan or new to the world of live recordings, All Things Considered Live is your weekly destination for authentic, soul-stirring music.
TuneIn Tonight
Don’t miss Liz Longley at the Newport Folk Festival 2010, airing tonight on All Things Considered Live. Experience the warmth, emotion, and artistry that has made NPR live recordings a beloved staple for music fans everywhere.
Step into the world of live music with JamFest and NPR Music—your front-row seat awaits.
Tune in every Monday night from 7:00–8:05 PM for All Things Considered Live, hosted by DJ Don Edwards, featuring iconic live performances from music history. Here’s what’s coming up over the next several weeks:
September 22, 2025 – Pete Seeger – Live at Newport
Step back to the folk revival era with Seeger’s legendary Newport Folk Festival performances from 1963–1965. Experience the timeless banjo, protest songs, and audience sing-alongs that defined a generation.
September 29, 2025 – John Prine’s July 30, 2017
This was a guest-heavy performance, with Prine joined by a lineup of contemporary stars.
October 6, 2025 – Bob Dylan – Folk Rogue 1964/1965
Relive Dylan’s groundbreaking Newport Folk Festival shows, with historic performances spanning 1964 and 1965. A deep dive into early Dylan acoustic sets, electrifying transitions, and legendary bootleg material.
October 13, 2025 – Buddy Guy – Live at the Newport Jazz Festival (1994)
Celebrate blues history with Buddy Guy’s unforgettable full set from Newport Jazz Festival. Powerful guitar, soulful vocals, and an electric atmosphere make this one of the blues’ defining live moments.