“I’d hate for someone to think I’m sipping an espresso somewhere judging people or feeling sorry for myself. OK, I definitely do that once in a while, but I don’t consider myself an intense person,” Phoebe Bridgers told her record label Dead Oceans, “I think most of my musical education had to do with being around a ton of teenagers who listened to music all the time.” Dead Oceans continues saying, “Bridgers grew up in the rose-colored city of Pasadena, attending the prestigious Los Angeles County High School for the Arts to study music. From an early age, she found encouragement from a close-knit artistic community of friends and family to follow her dreams, and at school she forged relationships that would teach her as much about her craft as her classes.
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Download “Motion Sickness” off Stranger In The Alps any time between October 16th, and 22nd and learn more about Phoebe Bridgers at her Official Website, “Like” her on Facebook, or follow her onTwitter.
Start and end Sundays with WTTS OverEasy. Brad Holtz plays a variety of laid-back World Class Rock, with singer-songwriters, deep album tracks, in-studio recordings, and live exclusives from Sun King Studio 92. Catch OverEasy Sundays from 7 to 11 a.m. (and the replay from 7 to 11 p.m.)
This Sunday (10/15)
Join Brad Holtz this Sunday from 7 to 11 a.m. and p.m. for WTTS OverEasy, featuring a variety of laid back acoustic tracks and exclusives from Sun King Studio 92. This week…
Hear new music from Joseph’sI’m Alone, No You’re Not, out now.
WTTS Rock To Read, presented by Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza, returns this fall, as we help to raise money for children’s literacy.
This year, Chris Isaakwas our first benefit concert of the season when he played Old National Centre on October 17th. See photos of the show here.
On November 4th Ray Lamontagne played the IU Auditorium. See photos of the show here.
Our third benefit concert was withSpoonon Friday December 8th at Old National Centre. Find the re-cap here.
Once again, proceeds from our Rock To Read shows will benefit children’s reading programs with the Indianapolis and Monroe County Public Libraries. WTTS Rock To Read is also supported by Karma Records.
Fans have waited a long time to hear a new album from Beck. Singles from the anticipated release trickled in for quite some time, and now, the new album Colors is here. Below you will find an interview between Beck and Brad Holtz, recorded prior to Beck’s appearance with U2 in Indianapolis on September 10, 2017.
According to Secret City Records, The Barr Brothers released their debut album, recorded in a boiler room in Montreal, in 2011. The new album, Queens of the Breakers (out October 13th, 2017) arrives after the longest-ever pause in Brad and Andrew Barr’s 20-year career in music. Both became fathers since 2014’s ‘Sleeping Operator’ was released. In that time, Sarah Pagé also found ways to completely redefine the harp, its sound, and its role in modern music. ‘Queens of the Breakers’ was born out of reflection of what home and family mean now, after the effects of life on the road.
Download “It Came To Me” off Queens Of The Breakers any time between October 9th, and 15th and learn more about The Barr Brothers at their Official Website, “Like” them on Facebook, or follow them onTwitter.
Join Brad Holtz this Sunday from 7 to 11 a.m. and p.m. for WTTS OverEasy, featuring a variety of laid back acoustic tracks and exclusives from Sun King Studio 92. This week…
This past summer Rock & Roll icon and music legend Tom Petty visited Indianapolis for an unforgettable night at Klipsch Music Center. At the time no one in the crowd would have guessed that just a few months later the vibrant performer would leave the stage for the last time. In our sadness we know that Tom Petty’s music and legacy will last for generations. From his unforgettable guitar riffs, to his masterful lyric writing, to his one of a kind voice there is little doubt that today we lost one of the great ones. Rest Tom.
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