Live music has been a part of WYSO since the early days. From our performance studio space, we've shared music across genre lines from all around the world, and especially from right here in our Miami Valley. From today's hottest new acts to your old favorites, from our own backyard to abroad, come listen with us.
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Hear a live preview of "Lit as Funk," a concert at Springfield's State Theater organized by Dayton DIY arts group Art Parkd.
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Dayton indie rock favorites Motel Beds reunite for a one-off show at the Brightside after eight years on hiatus.
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Folk duo Stick and Bindle perform songs form their debut album, Lore and Laments, live on WYSO.
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Cincinnati band Dilly and the Doves perform on Kaleidoscope ahead of a run of shows in Over-the-Rhine.
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Benjamin and Titus Luckhaupt of Cincinnati bluegrass band My Brother's Keeper play live on Midday Music with Evan Miller.
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Dayton singer-songwriter David Payne plays live from his new album, which draws influence from country greats like Willie Nelson and Buck Owens.
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Never Try preview their forthcoming album, Takes the Cake, live on Kaleidoscope.
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Boomerang Sky front person Jo Plicata returns to WYSO to perform live in studio and talk with Juliet about his life-changing move to Portland, Oregon.
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Dayton singer-songwriter Pete Price returns to WYSO to discuss his second album, this time backed by a full band, the Price Brothers.
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Chicago band Tenci plays live in WYSO's studios and talks with Midday Music host Evan Miller about their new single, "Bubblegum."
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Nashville-based songwriter Charlsey Etheridge talks about her journey as a songwriter, culminating in her most recent release, Scars of Mine.
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WYSO music director Juliet Fromholt was joined in studio by artists and musicians involved in this year's Dayton Sideshow for a live preview on Kaleidoscope.