This week on Little Village Live we hosted Portland’s Horsefeathers. Download the full hour-long show here to get your folk on.
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Video: Ed Gray's Performance on Little Village Live
Ed Gray dropped by Little Village Live last week to play us a few songs, because that’s just the kind of guy Ed Gray happens to be. Music Editor Kent Williams recently wrote a review of Gray’s newest release, Old Bending River, which can be found here. Nobody writes them like Williams, so I’m letting […]
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Show Preview & Ticket Giveaway: Horse Feathers
Next Wednesday, Horse Feathers returns to Iowa City for an Intimate at the Englert show. The show sold out quickly, but we’re giving away one more pair of tickets here.
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Podcast: Joy Kills Sorrow on Little Village Live
This week on Little Village Live we hosted Joy Kills Sorrow. DOWNLOAD Little Village Live, hosted by Matt Steele and Lisa Stark, broadcasts from Public Space One Wednesdays from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on KRUI 89.7 FM. Shows are open to the public and free to attend. Snacks and refreshments are provided by the […]
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Podcast: Paleo on Little Village Live
This week on Little Village Live we hosted Paleo. DOWNLOAD Little Village Live, hosted by Matt Steele and Lisa Stark, broadcasts from Public Space One Wednesdays from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on KRUI 89.7 FM. Shows are open to the public and free to attend. Snacks and refreshments are provided by the New Pioneer […]
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Podcast: Bermuda Report on Little Village Live
This week on Little Village Live we hosted Bermuda Report. DOWNLOAD Little Village Live, hosted by Matt Steele and Lisa Stark, broadcasts from Public Space One Wednesdays from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on KRUI 89.7 FM. Shows are open to the public and free to attend. Snacks and refreshments are provided by the New […]
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Podcast: Hannah Drollinger, Eugene Kelley on Little Village Live
Hannah “The Bohemian Fiddler” Drollinger, acoustic guitarist Eugene Kelley and drummer Rob Evans perform almost an hour’s worth of solo, duet, and trio pieces. The songs range from upbeat gypsy tunes to more soulful folk–some recorded here for the first time.
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Podcast: The Pines on Little Village Live
This week on Little Village Live we hosted The Pines. DOWNLOAD Little Village Live, hosted by Matt Steele and Lisa Stark, broadcasts from Public Space One Wednesdays from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on KRUI 89.7 FM. Shows are open to the public and free to attend. Snacks and refreshments are provided by the New […]
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Little Village Live on KRUI 4/6/2011: Lake Street Dive, D. Bess, That One Guy
Performances by the merry songsters of Lake Street Dive and one-man loop squad D. Bess fit on either side of a That One Guy interview. Result? A sweet and wacky sandwich of an episode that you can listen to over and over.
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Little Village Live on KRUI | Mission Creek Edition 3/30/2011
In this eighth release in the Little Village Live podcast series, Ex-Action Model and Nathaniel Rateliff perform at Public Space One during the 2011 Mission Creek Festival.
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Upcoming Shows: The Pines Return to Iowa for May Shows
The Pines just wrapped up an April East Coast tour run in support of Jeffery Foucault and are coming back to Iowa for a run of shows in May as well as a radio appearance on Little Village Live on KRUI.
The KRUI appearance will be Wednesday, May 4th broadcasting from Public Space One. Come out to the studio to see the show live from 5-6 PM and there will be snacks provided by New Pioneer Co-op!
The Pines will be gracing the stage at the Mill Restaurant in Iowa City on Friday night as well. Seth Winger is opening and tickets are $10. Doors are at 8PM.
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Little Village Live on KRUI 2/23/2011: OSG
The music was indeed Oh So Good, proving apt the acronym behind the clever shorthand of local funk band OSG. Unfortunately, the night’s audio recording turned out only some good. Songs were saved, however: almost fifteen minutes of saliva-inducing splendor.
