Sunset Radio Network, a global broadcast platform specializing in live music programming with a new radio format for Live Music
Sunset Radio Network, a global broadcast platform specializing in live music programming with a new radio format for Live Music
The club scene has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Gone are the days when disco ruled the night and the dance floor was the heartbeat of social life. Today, the modern nightlife experience is shaped by changing social habits, economic pressures, and the rise of digital entertainment. Yet despite these shifts, the world’s top dance clubs continue to thrive—focusing on high-tech production, immersive experiences, and curated vibes that keep partygoers coming back night after night.
At JamFest, we celebrate this evolution of club culture, bringing you the hottest EDM tracks, festival remixes, and non-stop radio energy every Saturday night. From 2AM EST into Sunday morning around 9AM EST, the party continues all night long—straight from our studio to your speakers. Whether it’s tonight’s Club Night or the Sunday Spunday Radio Show, we’re spinning the world’s best DJs, the latest remixes, and all flavors of EDM for an experience that rivals the biggest clubs and festivals on the planet.
The 1970s disco scene was all about collective energy: flashy outfits, mirrored balls, and a sense of community on the dance floor. Today, the focus has shifted from shared energy to immersive spectacle. Modern clubs emphasize high-tech production, festival-style performances, and unforgettable audiovisual experiences.
Technological Spectacle: Modern superclubs rival concert arenas in their scale and production. Massive LED walls, kinetic sculptures, and state-of-the-art sound systems transform each night into a fully immersive show. Every beat hits harder, every drop lands bigger, and every visual is meticulously crafted to enhance the music.
Festival Culture: Many clubs now emulate the energy of global EDM festivals. Top-tier DJs perform like rock stars, spinning epic sets that are as much about the experience as the music. Whether it’s trance, house, techno, or bass, these venues deliver the kind of energy that keeps festivalgoers—and club lovers—coming back for more.
Challenges in Attendance: Economic pressures, declining alcohol sales, and the convenience of at-home entertainment have contributed to dips in traditional club attendance. People still want to go out, but the bar for “worth it” experiences is higher than ever.
Shift in Social Focus: Some venues are now as much about social media as they are about dancing. Bottle service and Instagram moments have become prominent features of nightlife—but the real winners are the clubs that prioritize music, sound quality, and unforgettable experiences over pure spectacle.
Even with these changes, certain venues have carved out global reputations that rival legendary clubs of the past. DJ Magazine’s Top 100 Clubs 2025 highlights some of the most iconic international dance destinations:
The U.S. boasts its own nightlife legends, blending cutting-edge production with iconic local culture:
At JamFest, we bring the world’s club culture straight to your home. Every Saturday night, we broadcast the Club Night and Sunday Spunday Radio Show, delivering remixes, festival sets, and all types of EDM music. Whether you’re tuning in at 2AM EST or dancing until 9AM EST, the party doesn’t stop. Our DJs are live in the studio, spinning everything from classic house bangers to the latest festival hits, making you feel like you’re on the dance floor at the world’s most legendary clubs.
From high-tech production to festival-style energy, the evolution of nightlife proves that the thrill of clubbing is alive and thriving. And with JamFest, the world’s top DJs, remixes, and nonstop EDM action are just a click away.
New Orleans, Louisiana, is world-renowned as the birthplace of jazz. From its earliest roots in Dixieland—often called traditional jazz or simply New Orleans jazz—the city has cultivated generations of musicians who have shaped American music. Tonight on JamFest, the What is Hip?! Radio Show dives deep into the city’s vibrant soundscape, spotlighting two major 2025 releases that showcase New Orleans’ musical versatility: Big Freedia’s gospel debut and PJ Morton’s transcontinental album.
In August 2025, Big Freedia released her debut gospel album, Pressing Onward, blending her signature bounce style with the spiritual depth of gospel. Inspired by the Pressing Onward Baptist Church, which she attended as a child, the album is deeply personal. It was released in the wake of her partner’s passing, to whom the record is dedicated, adding layers of poignancy and emotional resonance.
Big Freedia has been sharing this new musical chapter on major stages, including the 2025 Outside Lands Music Festival, and the album has garnered coverage on NPR, highlighting its innovative fusion of bounce rhythms with gospel tradition. Pressing Onward represents a new frontier for New Orleans music, bridging contemporary bounce with the city’s rich spiritual roots.
Also released in August 2025, PJ Morton’s album Cape Town to Cairo was recorded over 30 days while traveling across five African countries, a journey that infuses the project with global rhythms, contemporary R&B, and gospel influences. Morton’s approach reflects both his musical heritage and his commitment to innovation, offering a cross-cultural sound that resonates far beyond New Orleans.
Earlier this year, Morton launched “A PJ Morton Production,” a series dedicated to elevating emerging artists in hip-hop, R&B, and gospel. The series features releases from New Orleans rapper La Reezy and gospel singer Darrel Walls, further cementing Morton’s role as a champion for local talent. He has already performed at the Cincinnati Music Festival in July 2025 and has a New Orleans show scheduled for November 28, 2025.
New Orleans continues to pulse with live music and cultural events this October:
Looking ahead, the Brian Culbertson New Orleans Jazz Getaway is scheduled for March 14–15, 2026 at The Civic Theatre, featuring acclaimed jazz musicians like Brian Culbertson and Gerald Albright, promising another major celebration of the city’s musical heritage.
On tonight’s JamFest broadcast, What is Hip?! Radio Show celebrates the sounds of New Orleans like never before, exploring the roots of traditional jazz, the infectious bounce of Big Freedia, and the genre-spanning creativity of PJ Morton. Listeners will get an immersive journey through the city’s rich musical culture, from historic jazz halls to contemporary gospel and R&B innovation.
From the streets of the French Quarter to festival stages across the globe, New Orleans continues to shape the future of music. Tune in and experience it all, live, on JamFest tonight.
This Wednesday night at 9PM EST, JamFest on NRN Radio dives deep into the guitar mastery of Roy Buchanan with the newly released Tellin’ It My Way (Live Denver ’74) – 2025 Edition. Known for his expressive bends, impeccable phrasing, and soulful blues tone, Buchanan remains one of the most influential guitarists in rock and blues history. Dubbed “the best unknown guitarist in the world,” his playing inspired legends like Jeff Beck and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and this live Denver set captures him at the peak of his powers.
Recorded in 1974, the performance showcases Buchanan’s improvisational brilliance, from fiery blues riffs to delicate, emotional passages that convey a profound depth of feeling. The 2025 remaster delivers stunning clarity and energy, allowing listeners to experience the intensity and nuance of the original concert as if they were front-row attendees. Highlights include extended improvisations, signature tone, and those unforgettable moments where technical mastery and pure emotion meet.
Fans and critics alike are praising the release for its authenticity and detail, making it a must-have for collectors and guitar enthusiasts. Whether you’re a longtime Buchanan devotee or new to his work, Tellin’ It My Way offers a window into the genius of a musician whose live performances were legendary for their spontaneity and emotional resonance.
Unveiling the Enchantment: A Very Special Handpicked New Release
Tonight on JamFest, NRN Radio is also celebrating a handpicked new release from your favorite music artist, an album that transcends the ordinary and transforms listening into a fully immersive experience. From the first note, this release pulls you into a world of lush melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and breathtaking arrangements. Each track is carefully crafted, reflecting the artist’s dedication and connection to their audience. It’s not just music—it’s a journey, a conversation between artist and listener, a celebration of emotion, artistry, and imagination. Every listen reveals new layers, turning the album into a living, evolving experience that invites repeated exploration.
Why Tune In to JamFest Tonight
JamFest is more than just a radio show—it’s a celebration of music in all its forms, featuring live recordings, rare archival performances, and new releases from today’s top artists. Tonight’s lineup highlights:
Join 1,270 listeners (430 unique) from over 50 countries on TuneIn as JamFest transports you through live blues, historic performances, and fresh sounds. NRN Radio’s Wednesday nights feature JamFest alongside shows like What Is Hip?!, Project Reggaeologist, and NewGrass Radio. Weekly features include Live Nuggets, New Releases Now, and Festival Radio Show, while weekends bring EDM, club sets, and festival highlights from events like Newport Folk Festival.
Don’t miss tonight’s JamFest at 9PM EST—immerse yourself in the blues mastery of Roy Buchanan and the magic of a very special new release, only on NRN Radio. Every note, every riff, every melody promises to leave listeners inspired and captivated, proving once again why JamFest is the ultimate destination for music lovers worldwide.
JamFest is all about celebrating the magic of live music—the unforgettable moments when artists transcend the studio and give fans a once-in-a-lifetime performance. Tonight, we’re turning the spotlight on a truly landmark event in Brandi Carlile’s career: her 2011 live collaboration with the Seattle Symphony at Benaroya Hall.
And don’t miss it tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, airing a very special handpicked live concert in its entirety at 9 PM EST, featuring Brandi Carlile – Live at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony. This is your chance to experience a full orchestral set that captures the depth, power, and intimacy of Carlile’s live performance.
Recorded over two sold-out nights in 2011, this concert series marked a bold step for Carlile, pairing her emotive, soul-driven songwriting with the sweeping grandeur of a full symphony orchestra. The result is a rare and timeless live document that fuses folk, rock, and orchestral textures into a cinematic musical experience.
Benaroya Hall, with its pristine acoustics and intimate atmosphere, provided the perfect setting. Carlile’s band and the Seattle Symphony worked in seamless harmony, elevating every song with lush arrangements and dynamic interplay. Fans and critics alike have hailed these performances as some of her most definitive live work, capturing both vulnerability and soaring musicality.
The two-night series was later released as a live album, showcasing a carefully curated setlist that moves fluidly between introspection and cathartic release:
Each song highlights Carlile’s incredible range as a vocalist, songwriter, and live performer, while giving the Seattle Symphony the chance to shine in a modern, genre-crossing collaboration.
This Benaroya Hall series is widely regarded as one of Brandi Carlile’s defining live moments. It shows her fearless approach to reinterpretation—transforming familiar songs into something bigger, bolder, and emotionally resonant. Fans walking away from the shows—or listening to the recording years later—witness an artist at the height of her creative vision, bridging the worlds of indie-folk and orchestral majesty.
For anyone exploring Carlile’s catalog, this live album and concert series serve as a masterclass in emotional storytelling, dynamic arrangement, and the power of live collaboration. It’s a reminder that live music isn’t just a performance—it’s an immersive, transformative experience.
Tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, experience the magic for yourself. At 9 PM EST, the station will air Brandi Carlile – Live at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony, giving listeners a front-row seat to a historic live performance from start to finish. From soaring symphonic swells to intimate vocal moments, this is the perfect showcase of why JamFest celebrates live music above all else.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering Carlile’s music for the first time, tonight’s show promises to deliver the kind of emotional depth, technical mastery, and sheer joy that only a live concert can provide. Don’t miss it—this is live music at its finest, brought straight into your home.
JamFest continues to bring the best in live music straight to your home, and today’s lineup is packed with unforgettable performances and genre-spanning talent. At 7PM EST, tune in to the All Things Considered Live radio show for an exclusive broadcast of blues legend Buddy Guy’s full performance at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1994. Following that, at 9PM EST, NewGrass Radio brings the freshest sounds in progressive bluegrass, showcasing the innovative blend of traditional roots and modern creativity known as “Music Without Rules!”
Buddy Guy Live at Newport Jazz Festival (1994)
Buddy Guy’s 1994 concert at Newport Jazz Festival is widely celebrated as one of the artist’s most electrifying performances. Recorded during a period of career resurgence following the Grammy-winning success of Damn Right, I’ve Got the Blues (1991), this concert highlighted Guy’s fiery guitar work, soulful vocals, and commanding stage presence.
The performance featured high-energy medleys, including an unforgettable sequence of “All Your Love (I Miss Loving),” “Five Long Years,” and “Someone Else Is Steppin’ In (Slippin’ Out, Slippin’ In).” Another standout medley featured classics like “Mustang Sally,” “Sweet Little Angel,” and “Feels Like Rain,” capturing the full range of Guy’s blues mastery. Signature tracks such as “Damn Right, I’ve Got the Blues” and Muddy Waters’ iconic “Hoochie Coochie Man” brought the audience to their feet. In a heartfelt tribute, Guy performed an instrumental cover of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Cold Shot,” honoring his late friend and fellow blues innovator.
The Newport Jazz Festival provided the perfect stage for this dynamic performance, offering Guy the opportunity to merge blues, rock, and jazz in front of a passionate audience. High-quality audio and video recordings of the concert are available from Wolfgang’s, as well as select clips and the full audio on YouTube, allowing fans to relive this legendary night.
NewGrass Radio at 9PM EST
Following Buddy Guy’s set, NewGrass Radio takes over with an eclectic mix of progressive bluegrass and genre-defying artists. Since the 1970s, bands like New Grass Revival—featuring pioneers such as Sam Bush, Béla Fleck, Courtney Johnson, and John Cowan—have reshaped bluegrass by embracing improvisation and blending traditional sounds with rock, jazz, and funk influences. Today’s NewGrass Radio continues that legacy, showcasing both contemporary artists and traditional roots players pushing the boundaries of the genre. Listeners can expect a mix of high-energy instrumentals, soulful vocals, and “Music Without Rules” moments that celebrate the evolution of bluegrass music.
All Things Considered Live Weekly
The All Things Considered Live radio show is a weekly celebration of live music across the United States, featuring performances captured at iconic venues and festivals. From the Newport Folk Festival to SXSW and legendary spots like the 9:30 Club, this show delivers exclusive concerts and festival highlights to music fans everywhere. JamFest listeners can dive into performances from NPR-driven artists, discovering new favorites and reliving unforgettable musical moments.
Today’s JamFest schedule ensures fans get a full evening of musical mastery: first, the fiery, unforgettable blues of Buddy Guy at Newport Jazz Festival, followed by the boundary-pushing sounds of progressive bluegrass on NewGrass Radio. Tune in, turn up the volume, and experience two decades of live music innovation—all in one night.
For today’s full lineup and streaming access, visit JamFest and make sure to catch every note of All Things Considered Live and NewGrass Radio tonight.
Sundays were made for soul — and no one brings it to life quite like the House of Blues and JamFest’s Gospel Lunch Radio Show. Whether you’re sitting down to a Southern-style brunch or tuning in from home, Sunday mornings are transformed into joyful celebrations of music, community, and heritage.
At the heart of it all? The unmistakable spirit of New Orleans—a city where gospel, jazz, funk, and soul don’t just coexist, they dance together in harmony.
The House of Blues Gospel Brunch is not just a meal—it’s an event. Hosted in select cities across the U.S., this unique experience pairs live gospel music with a Southern-style buffet that hits all the right notes. From fried chicken and waffles to soulful harmonies that’ll lift your spirit, the Gospel Brunch is where comfort food meets soul food.
Here’s where you can catch this uplifting Sunday ritual in 2025:
🎟 Getting Tickets:
Tickets can be purchased directly through the House of Blues official site or through trusted resellers like Ticketmaster, SeatGeek, and StubHub.
If you can’t make it to the brunch in person, JamFest’s Gospel Lunch Radio Show has you covered. Every Sunday from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM, this weekly broadcast delivers a rich, rhythmic journey through the heart of New Orleans music—served with a heaping side of gospel soul.
Hosted by DJs who live and breathe NOLA culture, Gospel Lunch is a sonic gumbo blending:
This isn’t your standard gospel playlist. It’s a curated celebration of NOLA-style music, full of deep cuts and unexpected gems that showcase the genre’s evolution—from its church-based roots to its impact on funk, soul, and beyond.
The Gospel Lunch crew doesn’t just spin records—they tell stories. Expect fascinating historical tidbits, artist spotlights, and commentary that connects the past to the present, giving listeners a full appreciation of what they’re hearing.
Whether you’re dancing in your kitchen or cruising with the windows down, Gospel Lunch is a weekly ritual that feeds the soul—no matter where you are.
No soulful Sunday is complete without a strong cup of coffee—and the Nature’s Sunset Bitterroot Coffee Blend (Dark French Roast) is the perfect companion.
With its bittersweet chocolate notes, toasted nut aromas, and strong finish, this 12oz roast brings the same bold energy as a brass band. Sourced from South America and roasted in the USA, it’s available in whole bean or ground, and brews beautifully in everything from a French press to your classic drip machine.
Whether you’re sitting down for Gospel Brunch or tuning in to Gospel Lunch, this is the roast that rises to the occasion.
In a world moving a little too fast, the combination of House of Blues Gospel Brunch, JamFest’s Gospel Lunch, and a steaming mug of Nature’s Sunset Bitterroot Blend gives Sundays the reset they deserve.
Music, food, culture, and connection—that’s what it’s all about. So whether you’re in a House of Blues venue, listening from your living room, or simply vibing with a good cup of coffee, let your Sunday sing.
🕊️ Tune in. Dine in. Sip up. Let the soul shine through.
The moment Bob Dylan first plugged in his guitar at the Newport Folk Festival is more than a historical anecdote; it’s a cultural ground zero. This seismic event, often discussed and featured on the All Things Considered Live radio show, represents the ultimate act of artistic defiance and the birth of a new musical genre. We dive deep into the legendary bootleg collection, Bob Dylan – Folk Rogue 1964 – 1965 Two Newport Folk Festival, to explore how these two pivotal performances cemented Dylan’s status as the most disruptive force of the 1960s.
The All Things Considered Live Radio Show is the pulse of NPR-driven musical exploration. This weekly program brings an insider’s view to the vibrant world of live music, featuring exclusive live performances and essential musical highlights recorded by NPR Music. At its core, the show champions the transformative power of the live experience, covering iconic venues and festivals across the country, including the Newport Folk Festival, SXSW (South by Southwest), the 9:30 Club, and many more. The raw energy and historical weight of performances like Dylan’s electric set make it a perennial feature on the program.
The collection known as Folk Rogue 1964 – 1965 Two Newport Folk Festival is not an official album, but its bootleg status has made it an essential artifact for historians and fans. Sourced directly from the soundboard, the recordings offer a pristine documentation of Dylan’s chameleonic shift, capturing the clarity and intensity that defined his two critical appearances at Newport. This dual-year chronicle is invaluable, preserving the sound quality and historical detail of a singular artistic transition.
The 1964 Newport performance captured Dylan at the zenith of his folk icon status. As the festival’s headliner, he delivered an acoustic set that solidified his role as a generation’s lyrical conscience. The bootleg preserves the brilliance of compositions like “Mr. Tambourine Man” and “Chimes of Freedom,” showcasing the poetic depth that resonated with the purist folk audience and set the stage for the dramatic break that was to come.
The 1965 set is the legendary focus of the collection, often cited as the night Dylan “went electric.” Backed by a high-voltage blues band, Dylan’s amplified rock sound was met with a chorus of boos from a traditionalist audience that felt profoundly betrayed. This polarizing, three-song mini-set was less about musicianship and more about a declaration of independence.
The subsequent roar of protest, fueled by the sheer volume and the emotional shock of his shift, instantly transformed the venue. This was no longer a reserved folk concert; it became the volatile proving ground for the JamFest aesthetic—a moment where genre lines dissolved under the pressure of electric sound and artistic freedom. This spontaneous collision of sound and culture marks a pivotal moment in the folk-rock movement.
The decision to plug in was more than a stylistic choice; it was a potent act of artistic defiance. It represented Dylan’s refusal to be confined by the expectations of his fanbase, establishing a powerful precedent for self-direction in the music world. By merging folk’s lyrical sensibilities with rock’s electric energy, the performance didn’t just catalyze the folk-rock genre—it became a reflection of the tumultuous cultural shifts happening in 1960s America.
The Folk Rogue bootleg also features compelling bonus tracks, including additional live recordings from Newcastle, U.K., and a show at the Hollywood Bowl with Levon Helm and Robbie Robertson, further enriching the collection with rare material documenting this electric evolution.
While the primary source remains within the bootleg market (found via unofficial channels, specialized forums, and import labels), the historical weight has pushed portions of this material into the official realm. Documentary footage appears in PBS’s Bob Dylan – Live in Newport 1963-1965, and select tracks are officially released on collections such as The Bootleg Series Vol. 7: No Direction Home: The Soundtrack.
This is why, decades later, All Things Considered Live continues to revisit the story: it is the perfect example of how a single live performance can change the course of music history.
In music, some moments are larger than life—they don’t just entertain, they transport, inspire, and redefine the way we experience sound. Tonight on NRN Radio’s JamFest, listeners are invited to dive into such a moment with the handpicked feature: Wu–Tang Clan – Black Samson the Bastard Swordsman, airing at 9PM EST.
From the very first beat, this deep cut delivers more than rhythm and rhyme—it’s a journey into the heart of Shaolin mythology, kung-fu cinema, and the uncompromising creativity of one of hip-hop’s most legendary collectives. This isn’t just a song or a project; it’s a masterclass in storytelling, blending martial arts imagery, philosophical musings, and gritty New York lyricism into a singular, unforgettable experience.
Emerging from Staten Island in the early 1990s, Wu–Tang Clan reshaped the hip-hop landscape with their groundbreaking debut, Enter the Wu–Tang (36 Chambers). Known for their raw production, kung-fu film samples, and dense lyricism, the Clan created an entire sonic universe that merged philosophy, street wisdom, and cinematic flair. Individual members—Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and the RZA, among others—expanded the Wu–Tang influence beyond the group, crafting careers and projects that cemented their place as architects of hip-hop culture.
Tonight’s JamFest feature, Black Samson the Bastard Swordsman, embodies Wu–Tang’s signature blend of martial arts mythology and hardcore rap grit. Drawing inspiration from classic kung-fu cinema, the project centers on the archetype of the wandering swordsman—a rebel, an outlaw, a fighter—mirroring Wu–Tang’s own ethos of redefining the mainstream on their own terms.
Though not one of the Clan’s main studio albums, this project has become a cult favorite, celebrated for its experimental storytelling and mythological depth. Every beat, sample, and lyric is meticulously crafted to immerse listeners in a world where cinematic swordplay collides with razor-sharp bars. It’s music as narrative, and narrative as legend.
Black Samson the Bastard Swordsman is more than a deep cut—it’s a cultural artifact. It captures Wu–Tang at their most imaginative, bridging East Asian cinematic motifs with the raw energy of East Coast hip-hop. For fans old and new, it’s an opportunity to explore the Clan’s creative universe in vivid detail, experiencing firsthand how they transformed music into mythology.
Every Wednesday night at 9PM EST, JamFest celebrates rare recordings, deep cuts, and legendary moments across hip-hop and beyond. Tonight, the spotlight falls on Wu–Tang Clan’s Black Samson the Bastard Swordsman, offering listeners a handpicked experience that honors the group’s enduring legacy while delivering the thrill of discovery that JamFest is known for.
Prepare to immerse yourself in the Shaolin swordsman’s journey, feel the grit of the streets, and appreciate the artistry that has made Wu–Tang Clan one of hip-hop’s most influential forces. Tune in to NRN Radio’s JamFest tonight at 9PM EST—you won’t want to miss this.
JamFest is thrilled to spotlight a truly unforgettable musical event tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, airing at 9PM EST. We’re diving into the full live concert of Joan Baez’s Fare Thee Well Tour, captured beautifully by ARTE Concert, and it’s an experience no folk music fan will want to miss.
Joan Baez’s Fare Thee Well Tour, which ran during 2018–2019, was a poignant farewell to a six-decade career that reshaped folk music and activism. This live recording is more than a concert—it’s a retrospective journey through her legendary catalog, blending timeless originals, protest anthems, and carefully chosen covers that have become synonymous with her name.
From the very first notes of “Farewell, Angelina” to the emotional encore of “Blowin’ in the Wind,” Baez invites listeners into a world where music meets activism. The setlist is a testament to her artistry, featuring classics like:
The encore is a highlight, with “The Boxer” (Simon & Garfunkel) and “Blowin’ in the Wind” closing the night on an uplifting, reflective note that underscores Baez’s enduring commitment to justice, peace, and the human spirit.
This Fare Thee Well performance is far more than nostalgia. It’s a celebration of a life devoted to art and advocacy. Joan Baez’s music has always been intertwined with social movements, and this tour encapsulates six decades of activism, storytelling, and musical innovation. Every song carries the weight of history while speaking to contemporary issues, making this farewell not only a musical experience but a call to reflection and action.
Thanks to ARTE Concert, this special farewell performance reached fans worldwide, preserving the essence of Joan Baez’s final chapter on the global stage. Viewers get the rare opportunity to witness her expressive vocals, heartfelt stage presence, and the subtle, emotive power that has defined her career. It’s a performance that feels intimate, even when broadcast across continents.
Don’t miss tonight’s Live Nuggets Radio Show at 9PM EST, where we’ll play this historic live concert in its entirety. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Joan Baez for the first time, this broadcast is your front-row seat to a legendary farewell. Experience the music, the messages, and the magic of an artist whose influence spans generations.
Setlist Snapshot:
Join us tonight to celebrate Joan Baez’s extraordinary legacy—her music, her activism, and her enduring voice for peace. Tune in, reflect, and let the melodies of a folk legend fill your evening.
