Veteran Columbus bluesman Sean Carney continues WCBE's Sunday night blues tradition with new and classic releases from local, regional and national artists.
WCBE is looking forward to the return of G. Love to perform Live From Studio A in advance of the show that night at the A&R Music Bar with G. Love & Special Sauce and DJ Williams' Shots Fired!
WCBE is looking forward to the return of Nikki Hill to perform Live From Studio A session in advance of the show that night at Natalie's presented by WCBE and Crazy Mams's Concerts!
Tune in for a Live From Studio A session with Amanda Fish Band in adavance of the show that night at Natalie's in Worthington presented by Crazy Mama's Concerts and WCBE!
Listen in for live music, conversation and a chance to win tickets to the show!
It's all waiting for you on 90.5FM Columbus, 106.3FM Newark and on line at www.wcbe.org!
WCBE is looking forward to Mike Zito dropping by and performing Live From Studio A during the Global Village! The 2018 winner of the Blues foundation award for Rock Blues artist of the year is out on the road with his brand new release First Class Life and will perform at Natalie's that night presented by Crazy Mama's Concerts and WCBE!
Curtis Salgado will play his blend of blues and soul during the Global Village before the show that night at Natalie's in Worthington presented by Crazy Mama's Concerts and WCBE!
The winner of three awards at the 2013 Blues Music Awards, including the coveted B.B. KING ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR! He's out on the road in support of his latest release The Beautiful Lowdown.
WCBE proudly presents Robben Ford at the Park Street Saloon with Colin John on Friday, April 17th!
The five time Grammy nominee and guitar virtuoso's tour for his brand new release Into The Sun is currently underway and we're looking forward to a night of great blues, jazz and rock in Columbus!
Visit WCBE's Amazon page for sampling of our core playlist for 2013; we encourage you to use this list as a resource to find the quality music heard on WCBE this past year!
Shemekia Copeland says she didn't really find her singing voice until her teen years, when her father, the late blues guitarist Johnny Copeland, began suffering from health issues. On her new album, 33 1/3, she finds a different kind of voice — one that's eager to participate in a national dialogue.
