Dozens of stations participated in the second annual celebration of the best and most exciting opportunities public radio offers listeners and the music industry.
KUTX, WXXI, WXPR, and WUWF – public radio stations across genres and in different parts of the country – explored bold, new ways to showcase live music throughout 2020 and 2021.
With a new studio session being shared as part of Public Radio Music Day, Charlottesville’s WNRN is ready and eager to showcase a beloved local musician.
As one of the five urban alternative public radio stations in the US, The Drop is an example of how to not just launch a new format but start a new way of representing its community.
NoteWorthy concerts pair gifted Black and brown artists from Charlotte’s music scene with classically trained musicians. The partnership looks to increase the number of cross-genre collaborations for Charlotte’s music scene while encouraging a more inclusive audience.
While stations had to rework plans in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s tribute ultimately had a deeper meaning for stations, DJs, artists, and listeners across the country.
