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Photo Credit: Jeremy Tauriac Tank and The Bangas have confirmed spring tour dates that are slated to begin on March 9, when the ensemble kicks things off

If you’re a regular listener of WNCW, you know the great sound of The Wood Brothers: Oliver, his brother Chris Wood (formerly the bassist for Medeski, Martin & Wood), and percussion phenom Jano Rix. You might even know of the 1990s Atlanta band King Johnson which was our intro to Oliver. So what does this trio of his sound like? We perhaps got a taste of it with his recent album “Always Smilin’”, and we’ll definitely get to know it on Wednesday here!

When you hear the power and intensity coming from this band, it’s hard to believe it’s in fact just a trio. Guitarist/vocalist Pat Faherty, guitarist Matt Stubbs, and drummer Tim Carman have been at the forefront of this traditional blues revival since they first formed in 2018. It’s no wonder they skyrocketed to the top of the Billboard Blues Charts.

The Moth is a nonprofit organization that builds empathy through live and virtual storytelling shows, open-mic storytelling events, The Moth Radio Hour, The Moth Podcast and storytelling workshops.

The West Needs to plan for a protracted conflict with Russia.

Morgan Geer splits his time between Asheville and Portland, Oregon… plus all of the towns where he performs as Drunken Prayer. He returns to Studio B, this time having recently won the #38 spot in our Top 100 for his 2022 album “The Name of the Ghost is Home”! He’s also working on a gospel record in Mississippi with some of the Fat Possum / Drive By Truckers folks.

Winter is off to a brutal start in Minnesota, so much so that some schools have already used their allotted snow days.

Both Biden and Zelenskyy want to solidify support for Ukraine with the incoming U.S. Congress, though they have slightly different goals.

The Ukrainian president only wants to explain why he needs more money, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has said Republican Congresswo

Zelensky is meeting Biden in Washington on Wednesday as the U.S. reiterates its support for Kyiv against Russia.