19.09.2017 - In August I spent 12 days and nights at the Edinburgh Festival. So in this edition of Potluck, I’ll be bringing you examples of some the music highlights that I experienced at the festival. After that it’s new releases from The War on Drugs,...
08.08.2017 - It’s been a long hot summer – that makes me lazy and nostalgic. So, for this show I’ll be playing one of my favorite live albums: “Babylon by Bus” by Bob Marley and the Wailers. “Babylon by Bus” was released in...
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13.06.2017 - This edition of Potluck features music from upcoming open-air concerts that will be taking place in Upper Austria during the month of July. I’ll be playing music from bands that you will be able to hear at the schl8hof open air 2017 in Wels, The...
17.05.2017 - Last month, in part one of my report on SXSW Music Festival, I played tracks from artists that used SXSW as a platform to present their new releases. In this edition, you’ll be hearing Tracks from some of the bands that impressed me the most....
17.05.2017 - SXSW (South By Southwest), the largest Pop/Rock music-showcase festival in the world, is held annually over the course of 6 days during the March Spring break in Austin Texas. I attended the 2017 SXSWFestival for Radio FRO in March. This show...
27.02.2017 - This edition of Potluck will be a “Women Only” playlist honoring International Women’s Day that’s celebrated in March. The show contains over 50 minutes of uninterrupted music. Women singing out against sexual, racial, and political...
16.02.2017 - Next month I’ll be covering the week-long SXSW Music Festival held in Austin Texas for the sixth consecutive year. The first part of this show is a preview of this year’s up-coming Festival. Following that segment even more Anti Donald Trump...
19.01.2017 -
14.12.2016 - In this edition of Potluck you’ll be hearing 55 uninterrupted minutes of Lucinda Williams’ The Ghosts of Highway 20. My favorite Album of 2016. The 63 year old Williams, the grande dame of Americana, brings together the guitarists Greg...
