OverEasy: 5/22/22

Unwind with WTTS, Sunday mornings and evenings. Check out OverEasy, presented by Brothers Floor Covering from 7 to 11 AM, AND 7 to 11 PM.

Brad Holtz plays singer-songwriters, mellow and acoustic tracks, and live exclusives.

This week, we’ll hear new music from The War On Drugs, Sheryl Crow and Father John Misty, plus Sun King Studio 92 performances from Sara Bareilles and Toad The Wet Sprocket.

WTTS In Conversation – Adam Granduciel

WTTS In Conversation’ is a bi-weekly podcast delivering decades of WTTS interviews with music legends and emerging artists.


For Episode #33, Adam Granduciel talks with morning host Matt Pelsor about re-visiting select tracks on the album “I Don’t Live Here Anymore” after the album was mastered–something that rarely happens. Matt asks about working with Lucius again on the album’s title track, and Adam brings up their new member Eliza Jones and what she’s adding to the band’s sound and their current tour.

See WTTS Presents The War On Drugs June 8th at TCU Amphitheatre at White River State Park

Find “WTTS In Conversation” here.

NEW MUSIC MONDAY 11/08/21

Mondays begin with WTTS New Music Monday. We play a variety of brand new releases and album previews. Hear the anthems of the future and experience upcoming artists as they break into the mainstream for the first time on New Music Monday.

This week experience new music from:

Band Of Horses

U2

The War On Drugs

OverEasy: 11/7/21

At WTTS, Sunday mornings and evenings are laid-back. Check out OverEasy, presented by Brothers Floor Covering from 7 to 11 AM, AND 7 to 11 PM.

Brad Holtz plays singer-songwriters, mellow and acoustic tracks, and live exclusives.

This week, hear new music from John Mayer and The War On Drugs, plus Sun King Studio 92 performances from White Reaper and The Decemberists.

THE BEAT WITH DAVE LINDQUIST 8/2/21

Dave Lindquist spent decades covering the Indianapolis music scene for the Indianapolis Star. Now, Dave has his own show on WTTS. Join us Monday nights at 7 for, The BEAT with Dave Lindquist presented by Soundspace. Hear your next music discovery from the local and independent scene and fresh music from familiar artists.

Monday night, Dave presents new music from The War on Drugs, Soccer Mommy and Indianapolis band The Common.

Songs played on the August 2 episode:

Yves Tumor, “Jackie”
The Shivas, “If I Could Choose”
The Lathums, “How Beautiful Life Can Be”
Caroline Polachek, “Bunny is a Rider”
The War on Drugs, “Living Proof”
Mereba, “Go(l)d”
JW Francis, “Holy Mountain”
Tycho featuring Ben Gibbard, “Only Love”
Hana Vu, “Maker”
Soccer Mommy, “Rom Com 2004”
The Common, “Deuces, Dukes and Tens”
Squirrel Flower, “Flames and Flat Tires”
Ida Mae, “Learn to Love You Better”

The War On Drugs – WTTS Christmas Can Concert – 2017


The WTTS Can Concert holiday tradition continued this year with two great shows to benefit families in need. This year we brought Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness to The Bluebird in Bloomington (see a re-cap here), and then, on December 21st, WTTS brought another great benefit concert to The Vogue to make the holidays even happier. The 2nd Christmas Can Concert starred The War On Drugs, and their L.A. based electronic opening act Lo MoonPrior to the show, Lo Moon played an exclusive private performance for some of our lucky listeners in Sun King Studio 92 that can be heard here.  The sold out Can Concert was sponsored by Sun King Brewery, and City Barbeque.  Below you can see a few of our favorite flickr album images.

Canned Goods collected for Food Rescue

The War On Drugs 12-21-17

WTTS Christmas Can Concert – 2017


It’s the return of the WTTS Christmas Can Concert! This year we brought Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness to the Bluebird in Bloomington to help families in need (see a re-cap here), and on December 21st WTTS is bringing another great benefit concert to The Vogue to make the holidays even happier. The 2nd Christmas Can Concert stars The War On Drugs, and their L.A. based electronic opening act Lo MoonTickets for that show have sold out but VIP’s have a chance at a free pair by registering in the VIP Room. This exclusive show is sponsored by Sun King Brewery, and City Barbeque.

To help out Food Rescue’s mission to help fight school food waste stop by City Barbeque through December 21st and drop off non-perishable and canned items at any of their five locations and while you are there sip a pint of Sun King’s Sunlight Cream Ale to donate a dollar to Food Rescue.

Then, when you come to the show, bring a sack of non-perishable canned goods. You’ll be helping out neighbors in need this holiday. A portion of proceeds will also benefit Food Rescue.

 

About Food Rescue: The K-12 Food Rescue Program in 350 schools addresses the estimated 1 billion Unwanted, Unpeeled, and Unwrapped food items wasted annually in America, and simultaneously engages students to lead us out of the mess through their Student Leader Entrepreneurial Initiative, or S.L.E.I. for short. (Pronounced SLAY). They are actively seeking High School student leaders to become the face of the school food waste issue, and subsequently lead our country into a new mindset.

WTTS Christmas Can Concert – 2017

It’s the return of the WTTS Christmas Can Concert! This year we’re bringing the season’s best benefit concert to The Vogue to make the holidays happier for families in need. This years Christmas Can Concert stars The War On Drugs, December 21st and is sponsored by Sun King Brewery, and City Barbeque.

Tickets for the WTTS Can Concert with The War On Drugs are on sale now.  Click here to get yours.

When you come to the show, bring a sack of non-perishable canned goods. You’ll be helping out neighbors in need this holiday. A portion of proceeds will also benefit Food Rescue.

About Food Rescue: The K-12 Food Rescue Program is in more than 500 schools nationwide-400 in Indiana alone. K-12 Food Rescue pairs schools with food pantries and shelters to recover the estimated 1 billion unopened, unpeeled, and unwanted food items from student trays annually. While feeding families instead of landfills, they are teaching kids that food is not trash. Through their education program, K-12 Food Rescue is empowering kids to tackle seemingly insurmountable issues like food waste and hunger, showing them they can in fact change the world.

WTTS Indy Underground: September 21, 2017

The War On Drugs

Join Laura Duncan Thursday Nights at 10 for the best from the independent world of music on WTTS Indy Underground. This week…

  • A brand new track from The War On Drugs’ newest album A Deeper Understanding, out now.
  • Plus the latest from, Ron Gallo’s. Heavy Meta.
  • A new song from Mister Heavenly’s, upcoming release, Boxing The Moonlight.
  • And, a chance at tickets to see St Vincent, November 15th at Old National Centre.

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