Photos Courtesy Rhythm In Focus Photography.

JR JR stopped by Sun King Studio 92 Powered By Klipsch Audio on November 12th, 2015. Enjoy the music and conversation below!

“For My Brother”

Interview

“Break My Fall”

“Gone”

Remember, Sun King Studio 92 sessions are for 92-3 VIPs only. If you’re not a VIP, take 20 seconds to sign up for free, then stop by the VIP Room to register to be in the live studio audience at an upcoming performance.

Photos Courtesy Rhythm In Focus Photography.

• The Black Keys will be teaming up with Gary Clark Jr. for another leg of their Let’s Rock tour this summer.
• The 35-date tour kicks off July 7 in Seattle and runs all the way through Labor Day weekend, wrapping up Sep. 6 in Jacksonville, FL.
• Tickets for all dates go on sale this Friday, Feb. 28, and WTTS is giving some away!
• To win tickets, listen each morning between Feb. 24–28, at 6:05, 7:05 and 8:05 a.m. for Paul Mendenhall to announce when we will play The Black Keys Back-to-Back.
• When the second song begins, call 1-800-923-WTTS (9887) and be caller number 9 to win tickets to The Black Keys at Ruoff on July 24 AND qualify to see The Black Keys at Red Rocks in Denver on July 15.
• The grand prize winner will be announced Friday, Feb. 28, after The Shanty at 5 O’Clock, courtesy of Live Nation.
• What summer shows are you most excited to see this year?

Known as the Acid Cowboy, musician OJR is starting to receive the attention he deserves. The Virginia born Nashville based singer-songwriter self released his third album, The Nashville Demos in 2015. He recorded the album in hotel bedrooms all over the world (Including London, Paris and New York) and produced each track himself on Apples free software Garage Band. The end result sounds like a well polished record that was recorded in a professional studio. Download “Numb” off The Nashville Demos and learn more about OJR at his Official Website, “Like” him on Facebook and follow him on Twitter.

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Rob Humphrey recently sat down Harry Connick, Jr. They discuss how growing up in New Orleans influenced Connick’s music, his new album That Would Be Me, and why he decided to take a more traditional approach to releasing it.