We’ve been quietly rebuilding the Live Jam lineup, and this week it goes live. Eight brand new genre shows just launched, covering everything from country to reggae to yacht rock. Here’s what’s playing right now. Read More!
Monday nights now belong to country, and we mean all of it, live only. Backroads runs five hours straight of nothing but live country performances, pulling from the catalogs of the genre’s biggest names, Johnny Cash’s Folsom Prison set, Garth Brooks in Central Park, Dolly, Willie, Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood, all of it. No studio cuts. Just the songs the way they actually sounded onstage. Grab a chair, kick your boots up, and let Nashville come to you every Monday night. Read More!
Twice a week now, from 6 to 10 PM, we’re handing the airwaves over to the riffs that built rock radio in the first place. Classic Rock Hits is four straight hours of the guitar solos and stadium choruses you already know every word to, all pulled from real live performances. It’s the show for anyone who wants their Tuesday and Thursday evenings to sound like a greatest-hits arena tour. Read More!
Wednesdays are for Southern rock, loud and unapologetic. The Round Up digs into the live catalogs of Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Marshall Tucker Band, and the rest of the acts that turned the South into a rock and roll region all its own. Big guitars, bigger jams, and the kind of grit that studio albums never quite capture. This one runs 6 to 10 PM every Wednesday. Read More!
Before Friday night gets into the deep cuts, Pop Live! kicks things off with the biggest pop names performing their biggest songs, live and unfiltered. Madonna, Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, and the rest of the artists who’ve defined pop as a performance medium, not just a studio one. It runs 6 to 9 PM, right before the night’s main event. Read More!
Saturdays now open with reggae, done right. Live & Irie runs from 9 AM to noon and pulls from roots reggae, rocksteady, and the genre’s biggest live performers, no studio recordings, no filler playlist. It’s the easiest way to slow a Saturday morning down. Read More!
From 6 PM to nearly midnight, The ‘60s Show takes over with British Invasion, psychedelic rock, blues, folk rock, soul, and the sounds of the Woodstock era, all pulled from real live performances. Almost six hours of the decade that changed music, every Saturday. Read More!
Sunday afternoons, 12 to 6 PM, belong to Yacht Rock, the smooth, sophisticated sound of the late ‘70s and ‘80s, played live instead of pulled from the studio pressing. It’s the show for anyone who wants their Sunday to feel like it’s drifting. Read More!
Closing out the week, That Seventies Show runs 6 PM to nearly midnight with classic rock, blues, and Southern rock straight from the golden age of the live album. Nearly six hours of extended jams to send the weekend off right.
That’s eight new shows across the week, and there are more coming before the month is out. Keep an eye on this space, we’ll keep you posted as each one goes live. Read More!
Every Friday at 9 PM EST, Friday Night Lights hands the full hour and forty-five minutes over to one live release, played start to finish, no interruptions. It’s New Music Fridays’ answer to appointment listening: one performance, given the room to actually breathe. Read More!
Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun headlining one of Europe’s oldest and most respected festivals is exactly the kind of set Friday Night Lights exists for. The show opens hard with “Overcompensate” and “The Contract,” leans into the newer material before ever reaching for a greatest-hits shortcut, and builds through “Heathens,” a genuinely inspired cover of Milky Chance’s “Stolen Dance,” and “Jumpsuit” hitting like it was built for a field this size. Josh Dun gets his own moment with the Drum Show around the fifty-two-minute mark, which on a stage as big as Pinkpop’s turns into a real spectacle rather than just a breather. The back half swings from the quiet honesty of “Doubt” into a massive “Ride” singalong, a “Seven Nation Army” cover that bridges the whole crowd, and “Stressed Out” landing with all the weight of a song that’s been part of a generation’s soundtrack for a decade. It closes, as it always does, with “Trees,” Tyler working his way out into the crowd itself.
Ninety minutes, full sequencing, zero filler. Tune in Friday at 9 PM EST and catch it in full. Read More!
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