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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Silvis returned to the WYSO studios after the release of their new album 'A Tendency to Seek Distraction' for a live studio session and conversation with music director Juliet Fromholt. -
Joel David Weir visited the WYSO studios for a live session on Kaleidoscope and talked with music director Juliet Fromholt about his latest album and the role of songwriters. -
Musician and Sideshow 18 music coordinator Joe Augustin and members of Dipspit and Basement Moonshine visited the WYSO studios for a preview of this year's event live on Kaleidoscope. -
Blues musicians from the Dayton area music scene gathered at the WYSO studios for a live jam session on The Blues Revival. -
Golf Widow visited WYSO for alive studio session on Kaleidoscope and covnersation with music director Juliet Fromholt. -
Intergalactic Space Force visited WYSO for a live studio session on Kaleidoscope. The band talked with music director Juliet Fromholt about their continuing evolution. -
Tim Gebard and the Hitmen returned to WYSO for a studio session live on Kaleidoscope and conversation with music director Juliet Fromholt about Gebard's new single, "Faithful Companion" and the band's upcoming performances. -
The Creepy Crawlers visited WYSO for a live studio session on Kaleidoscope and talked with music director Juliet Fromholt about their latest projects and upcoming performances. -
Moontype rolled into WYSO for a live studio session on Midday Music with host Evan Miller ahead of their new album 'I Let The Wind Push Down On Me.' -
Wakelight visited WYSO for a studio session live on Kaleidoscope and conversation with music director Juliet Fromholt. -
Kyleen Downes and Rhue Buddendeck pulled up to the WYSO studios to perform live on Midday Music with host Evan Miller ahead of their Women's History Month event at the Little Art Theatre. -
Tom Chess and the Lovedogs stopped by the WYSO studios before their show at The Foundry Theater. They play a unique style of Maqam by utilizing techniques and improvisation taken from the jazz movement.
