FUV Live

FUV is happy to offer a rare invitation to the home of Ani DiFranco for an informal, intimate chat and impromptu performance.

To celebrate the new Indigo Girls album, All That We Let In, Amy and Emily joined us at the Museum of Television and Radi

The first time I met Clarence Clemons was backstage at New York’s Bottom Line in August 1975, during his historic series of perfor

America met the Beatles for the first time on February 7th, 1964 and from that day on, the music world was never quite the same. Beatlemania erupted as they arrived at New York’s Kennedy Airport, and continued to build momentum as the next week’s events unfolded — from the band's trip to the Plaza Hotel, to their appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show, on-the-air with Murray the K, traveling to Washington, DC and Miami, and performing at Carnegie Hall. Revisit that week through rare broadcast audio and exclusive interviews, in It Was Forty Years Ago Today – The Beatles Invade America, hosted by Dennis Elsas. [Originally aired: 02/07/04]

Ahead of a sold-out show at Bowery Ballroom, Amy Ray and Emily Saliers made a quick trip up to FUV to join me on the air.

A few months after the release of Come On Now Social and during some busy time on the road, Indigo Girls stopped by FUV t

The main topic was the new Indigo Girls album, Come On Now Social, but my conversation with Emily Saliers and Amy Ray ran

Susan Tedeschi visited to FUV to talk about her solo debut album, Just Won't Burn.