This week, we dive deeper into local arts and culture than simply music. There’s a bit of comedy, satire, and even film to enjoy throughout the Lehigh Valley. So, we decided to be well-rounded and highlight it all.
Let’s do just that, then, with these…
Photo credit: Huy Dinh
Recently, acoustic pop duo January Noon revealed that they will be performing at Musikfest on Wednesday, August 8 at 8 p.m. on the Lyrikplatz stage, inside of the Frank Banko Alehouse Cinemas.
The guys were so excited that they decided to treat their fans to a new video!
Singer-songwriter Kara Hartzell has been hard at work since we last saw her at our 2nd Birthday Spectacular at SteelStacks in January, preparing to release a follow-up to 2017’s “When I’m Home” EP.
The first taste of new music was released earlier this month, with new single “On the Horizon” recalling the true story of Hartzell’s lonely dinner for one through the eyes of a fictional third-person.
Thirty years ago, as a student at Syracuse University, Chicago native and aspiring musician Ken Goldstein visited the Buffalo area and got a glimpse of how the closing of the local steel mill in Lackawanna, N.Y. put thousands out of work and gutted a community. In the ensuing days, he penned a song, “Bethlehem Steel,” that he’s carried with him throughout his career.
We had ourselves a barnburner of a Sunday evening at the Lehigh Valley Music Awards. Congratulations once more to all of the deserving winners, and thanks to everyone who stopped to chat with WLVU: The Sound of The Underground on the red carpet at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks.
Speaking of The Sound of The Underground, there will be many sounds for you to enjoy…
Variety continues to be the name of the game on WLVU: The Sound of The Underground. Our 24/7 internet radio station has found its groove, offering just about any genre of music, and something to enjoy for fans of all forms of entertainment.
See what’s in store…
It’s Valentine’s Week, which is perfect timing, because we truly love the variety popping up on WLVU: The Sound of The Underground these days.
We have new shows to go with the shows that have been with us since the beginning, and we’re confident when we say we’ve got a little something for everyone…
Fire. PBR. A giant rat.
With those three elements alone, Houston and the Dirty Rats were right to tag the beginning of their “Dumpster Diver” video with “Don’t Try This At Home.”
Phillipsburg native Kayla Avitabile began 2018 by releasing her first music video, in support of her song “Awkward and Absent,” the lead single and spiritual title track from her EP, “The Difference Between Fine and Okay.”
Singer-songwriter Steve Brosky tackles our regional and national heroin epidemic with “In Your Arms,” a somber ballad on his most recent album, “Still.”
Now, the bluesman released a video to further bring the issue to light.