"We're dipping way back into the archives this week," said Host Kim Clark. "In remembrance of drummer Sara Romweber, who passed away a few days ago, we'll hear the Dexter Romweber Duo performing in Studio B back in 2009.  We'll also check out an interview and performance with Acoustic Syndicate from 2012, when the group celebrated its 20th year as a band." Join us every Sunday, at 7pm, for Studio B Rewind with Host Kim Clark.

It's not often we encounter an artist who excels so well in various styles and industries, but Molly Tuttle is certainly a cut above. Having recently won guitar/instrumentalist of the year awards with the International Blugrass Music Asoociation and the Americana Music Association among others, she now has a rich, warm album in which the quality of her songs are as prominent as her picking. She pays us a visit Thursday afternoon before her evening show on campus (with her band) at Isothermal's Foundation Performing Arts Center.

It was the music that breathed a breath of fresh air into rock 'n' roll, packing audiences into clubs like CBGB in New York City,  the 40 Watt Club in Athens, GA and the Milestone in Charlotte, NC. It sent fans into record stores to buy albums from bands they weren't hearing on the radio, including the B-52s, Television, the Talking Heads, Blondie, and the Ramones.

Laissez les bontemps rouler! We've got a rich gumbo of a playlist fo'ya, mostly based out of New Orleans and its rich tradition of jazz, blues, R&B, and Cajun/Zydeco. But of course the Mardi Gras tradition extends well beyond the Crescent City, so we'll hear from the bayous and ports elsewhere along the Gulf Coast, too.

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Greenville, SC is the hometown of this singer/songwriter, whose debut full-length 11:11 ranked #23 in WNCW's Top 100 of 2018! She plays regularly throughout the Upstate (including Greenville and Simpsonville this week), and has a show at Free Range Brewing in Charlotte on Friday night.

Billy Cardine & Mary Lucey (Acoustic Syndicate and the Biscuit Burners) have teamed up with Joel Timmons and Shelby Means (Sol Driven Train, Sally & George and Della Mae) to form Lovers Leap, named after the rock outcrop in Hot Springs where they first played together. On Friday they play Asheville, and on Saturday they play Johnson City (which kind of rhymes with Jon Stickley....coincidence?)

Two of our favorite albums of the last couple years have been from Chapel Hill's Sarah Shook: 2017 Sidelong, and 2018's Years. If you can imagine someone inspired most by the Sex Pistols, Hank Williams, Nikki Lane, & Elliott Smith, that's Sarah and her band. They play the Grey Eagle in Asheville on Thursday night.