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We play lots of new music throughout the day on WTTS New Music Monday, and at 7 p.m., we play an hour of ONLY new releases. This week…
New Music Monday is presented by Arni’s Restaurant. Meet you at Arni’s.
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We play lots of new music throughout the day on WTTS New Music Monday, and at 7 p.m., we play an hour of ONLY new releases. This week…
New Music Monday is presented by Arni’s Restaurant. Meet you at Arni’s.
Beck
We play lots of new music throughout the day on WTTS New Music Monday, and at 7 p.m., we play an hour of ONLY new releases. This week…
New Music Monday is presented by Arni’s Restaurant. Meet you at Arni’s.
U2
We play lots of new music throughout the day on WTTS New Music Monday, and at 7 p.m., we play an hour of ONLY new releases. This week…
New Music Monday is presented by Arni’s Restaurant. Meet you at Arni’s.
There are few things in this world that bring people together like listening to music. Dropping the needle on a fresh piece of vinyl comes with an unbridled excitement, mystery and pure enjoyment that is impossible to recreate. In honor of Record Store Day, we’re bringing back WTTS Album Side Saturday. Join us April 22 as we spin classic album sides all day long. Every hour, win exclusive vinyl releases and qualify for the grand prize, a trip to Jazz Fest in New Orleans to see Kings of Leon and we’ll throw in their entire catalogue on vinyl, courtesy of RCA Records*. WTTS Album Side Saturday gets underway April 22 at 6am, brought to you by Indy CD & Vinyl and Hop Cat Broadripple.
Paul Mendenhall talks with Andy Skinner of Indy CD & Vinyl about Record Store Day.
Notable Record Store Day Releases:
The Beatles – Strawberry Fields Forever 7”
Blitzen Trapper – Unreleased Recordings Series LP
David Bowie – Bow Promo LP (Box)
David Bowie – Cracked Actor (Live in Los Angeles) 3 Disc LP
The Cars – Live at the Agora (1978) 2 Disc LP
Johnny Cash – Children’s Album LP
Cheap Trick – The Epic Archive Vol. 1 2 Disc LP
The Cure – Greatest Hits 2 Disc LP”
The Cure – Greatest Hits (Acoustic) 2 Disc LP”
The Doors – Live at the Matrix (1967) LP
Drive By Truckers – Electric Lady Sessions 12″
Emerson Lake & Palmer – Brain salad Surgery 7″
Fleetwood Mac – Alternate Mirage LP
Ben Folds w/ West Australian Symphony Orchestra – Live in Perth 2 Disc LP
Grateful Dead – P.N.E Auditorium (1966) 2 Disc LP
Buddy Guy – Sick With Love 10″
Mayer Hawthorne – Party Of One LP
Jimi Hendrix – (Live at George’s Club) 2 Disc LP
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit – Welcome to 1979 12″EP
Jane’s Addiction – Been Caught Stealing 12″EP
Sharon Jones w/ the E.L Fields Gospel Wonders – Heaven Bound 7″
The Kinks – All Day And All Of The Night 7″
The Kinks – Got Love If You Want It 7″
Pokey LaFarge – Riot In The Streets 10″
The Lumineers – Song Seeds 10″
Marcy Playground – Marcy Playground LP
Stevie Nicks – Rarities 10″
Old 97’s – Terlingua / Off My Mynd 12″
Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes – Live At Jones Beach 10″
Pink Floyd – Interstellar Overdrive 12″
Prince -Little Red Corvette / 1999 7″ picture
Ra Ra Riot – Ra Ra Riot 12″EP
Ramones – ’76-’79 Singles Box 7″ Box
Red Hot Chili Peppers – Go Robot 12″ picture
Lou Reed – Perfect Night: Live in London 2 Disc LP
Santana -Live at Woodstock LP
Sara and Tegan – Under Feet Like Ours LP
The Sex Pistols – Anarchy In The UK 7″ Box
Spoon – Hot Thoughts 12″
Sting – Live At The Bataclan 12″ EP
Sublime w/ Rome – Unreleased Demos (2017) 12″
Talking Heads/Wildling – This Must Be The Place Side By Side 7″
Tegan and Sara – Back In Your Head Side By Side 7″
U2 – Red Hill Mining Town 12″ picture
The War On Drugs – Thinking Of A Place 12″
Neil Young – Decade 3 Disc LP
Find a complete listing of this year’s releases at the Official Record Store Day Website.
*Album Side Saturday contest rules can be found here.
The 16th annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival is June 8th through 11th in Manchester, Tennessee, and this June’s lineup is one for the ages. U2. The Red Hot Chili Peppers. Lorde. Cage The Elephant and more.
Want the Bonnaroo Experience?
Visit Four Day Ray Brewing on Lantern Road, just North of 116th st. in Fishers. Grab a beer and a bite to eat, and enter to win a pair of four-day festival passes, plus prime camping and seating opportunities. The deadline to register is April 30th.
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This year’s line up includes:
Four Day Ray Brewing’s name recalls Indiana’s Nickel Plate District heritage,
drawn from the nickname for a railroad employee who called off work one day a week. Four Day Ray Brewing dares to be great in industry and revelry alike, crafting only the best in their full-scale distribution brewery. Beers at Four Day Ray Brewing are never watered down and flavor is never sacrificed for fashion. Every dish from the scratch kitchen is held to the same high standard because a soft, easy life is not worth living. Neither is a life spent nose to the grindstone without a cold beer and great meal at the end of the day to enjoy the fruit of your labors.
For complete rules to the Bonnaroo Experience CLICK HERE.
The Bonnaroo Experience, from Four Day Ray Brewing and 92-3 WTTS!
From TTS favorites like Death Cab For Cutie, Ryan Adams and U2 to new artists like George Ezra, Saint Motel, and X Ambassadors, 2015 was a memorable year in music. Join Laura Duncan at 3pm New Years Eve as she counts down the Top 50 WTTS Songs of 2015. After the countdown, keep it on WTTS for a fun commercial free mix of music. The perfect party soundtrack to ring in 2016, presented by The District Tap.
U2 is touring America for the first time in four years and WTTS had a chance to go behind the scenes. Join Paul Mendenhall for “U2: The Backstage Experience.” This hour long special will feature Paul’s exclusive interview with Bono and Larry Mullen after a recent show in Chicago, along with music from the bands 35 year career. Hear “U2: The Backstage Experience” Thursday night at 8pm and again Saturday morning at 8am on 92-3 WTTS.
We continue our 2014 countdown with numbers 40 through 31…
40. Kings Of Leon – “Temple”
39. U2 – “The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)”
38. Train – “Angel In Blue Jeans”
37. Jake Bugg – “Lightning Bolt”
36. Foster The People – “Coming Of Age”
35. Counting Crows – “Scarecrow”
34. Cage The Elephant – “Take It Or Leave It”
33. U2 – “Invisible”
32. St. Paul & The Broken Bones – “Call Me”
31. Fitz and the Tantrums – “The Walker”
Podcast: Play in new window
Mark Foster of Foster the People joined WTTS’ Craig Shank for a conversation about their upcoming Saturday Night Live performance, dealing with critics, the inspiration for “Pumped Up Kicks,” and how he accidentally collaborated with Reeve Carney, Bono, and the Edge.
Foster the People are currently on tour in support of their debut album, Torches.
