Bringing People Together: From Coast to Coast

The fifth annual Public Radio Music Day will be commemorated on October 23, 2024. We are pleased to partner with the Alliance of Rural Public Media to celebrate this year, and showcase how public radio music bridges divides across the country and plays a unique role in supporting access to music in rural communities.

This year’s theme – Bringing People Together: From Coast to Coast – not only builds on the momentum of spreading awareness of your impact on American audiences nationwide, it provides stations with the opportunity to highlight how music brings communities together through music discovery, music education, and support for local arts economies.

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Public Radio Music Day 2024 is proud to feature LIVE content from stations across the country! Tune in for live sessions, exclusive performances, featured artist interviews, and much more. Our live feed showcases up-to-the-minute live performances, studio sessions, special programming, and more from public radio music stations in your community.

Share why YOU love public radio music with the hashtag #LovePublicRadioMusic for the opportunity to be displayed on our social media channels.

🎤 You just discovered a band on public radio no one else has heard of… and now you walk around like you invented music itself.⁠

noncomMUSIC Alliance helps you find the deep cuts, the hidden gems, and yes… even the jazz flute solos no one saw coming. 🎷⁠

We’re ...kind of a big deal—but really, we’re just here to hype local public radio so it can keep delivering the music that makes you feel like a legend.⁠

📲 Follow us @noncommusic for serious taste and even smoother jazz.⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic⁠

If public radio loses funding, local music scenes suffer.⁠

Less airplay. Fewer venues. Fewer opportunities for artists to break through.⁠

🎤 Public radio is more than background noise—it’s an essential part of the local music economy. It fuels discovery, supports ...hometown talent, and keeps music culture alive.⁠

🎧 If you care about local artists and the future of music in your community, now’s the time to act.⁠

🗣️ Visit protectmypublicmedia.org or click the link in bio to speak up before it’s too late.⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic

Public radio’s biggest fans? You’re lookin’ at ‘em.⁠

Being your public radio station’s hype man… We’re in. ⁠

Even if it involves weird dance moves and a robot head. 🤖🕺⁠

noncomMUSIC is all about boosting local stations, celebrating real ...music, and making sure the public radio party never stops.⁠

📲 Follow @noncommusic —the ultimate hype squad for local public radio.⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic⁠

Public radio’s biggest fans? You’re lookin’ at ‘em.

Being your public radio station’s hype man… We’re in.

Even if it involves weird dance moves and a robot head. 🤖🕺

noncomMUSIC is all about boosting local stations, celebrating real music, and making ...sure the public radio party never stops.

📲 Follow @noncommusic —the ultimate hype squad for local public radio.

#LovePublicRadioMusic

Did You Know? Public radio stations rely on federal funding, community support, and local partnerships to sustain their one-of-a-kind programming. Every bit of support helps bring music and culture to life. 🎶⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic

🎸 POV: You heard your cousin’s band on public radio… and now you’re booking their world tour (aka texting your group chat).⁠

Noncommercial radio is where local bands get their shot—and you get bragging rights for discovering them before they blew up. 😎⁠

If ...you’ve ever said, “I knew them before they were cool,” this is your scene.⁠

📲 Smash that follow button like it’s a tambourine at band practice.⁠

Let’s make some noise. ⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic

🎷 April is Jazz Appreciation Month!⁠

Public radio has long been the heartbeat of jazz in America — celebrating its history, amplifying its legends, and introducing new artists to the genre.⁠

From classic vinyl to contemporary sounds, public radio keeps jazz alive ...and thriving — curated by local DJs who know the music, love the music, and live the music.⁠

🎶 This month, we honor the legacy and future of jazz and the stations that make it accessible to all! Tag your favorite jazz stations in the comments.⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic

🎧 POV: You just found your new favorite song… and it wasn’t on a playlist.⁠

It was on public radio. 💥⁠

If you believe music should be more than just background noise—something that moves you, connects you, stays with you—you’re in the right place.⁠
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📲 Like this reel. Follow us.⁠

Join the movement. Amplify the music. 🎙️⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic

🎼 From classical and jazz to Zydeco and indie rock, public radio embraces diversity in music like no other platform. It’s your go-to for unique sounds and undiscovered gems. ⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic

✅ Public radio music is more than just songs — it’s culture, education, safety, and community.⁠

Federal funding keeps the beat alive for everyone.⁠

Let’s protect this public treasure.⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic⁠

💰 For every $1 they receive in federal support, stations raise $7 from their communities.⁠

Federal funding helps public stations pay for music licensing, support noncommercial genres, and preserve music history.⁠

Let’s keep stations accessible and affordable.⁠
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👍 Like and follow if you support public media!

#LovePublicRadioMusic⁠

❤️ Music connects us.⁠

With federal funding, stations can host concerts, feature local artists, and create shared moments that bring people together.⁠

Public radio music = community heartbeat. ⁠

#LovePublicRadioMusic