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ZZ Ward/Curtesy of the artistZZ Ward was brought up on the blues records her parents played in her home in Roseburg. She developed her own voice as a teenager playing whatever gigs she could get in Eugene and tapping into the hip-hop scene here. She is now a renowned musician who weaves those influences together and has collaborated with the likes of Aloe Blacc, Fantastic Negrito and Kendrick Lamar. -
Tiffany Eckert/KLCCLP Giobbi was the Saturday headliner at Oregon Country Fair 2023. She stopped by the KLCC broadcast studio on site for an interview with Tiffany Eckert and Downtown Deb.
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This Halloween listen all night long to Halloween specials from KLCC Music! Our cool ghouls will summon all sorts of scary sounds and send them through your speakers.
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This week, Bret McKenzie gets serious, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard continue to spiral far out, and Omar Apollo gets wistful. -
Host David GiSCAREa injects some spookiness into his eclectic mix bringing in some free jazz, gospel, alternative, classic arena rock and all points in-between. It's music for Oregonians with big and ears and a fearless sense of sonic adventure. -
This week we get pieces of gourd all over the place as we play new music from The Smashing Pumpkins, we'll hear some new additions to the Jolene Musical Universe and as always check out all sorts of great new music. Eye 5 can be heard on radios all over western and central Oregon on KLCC Saturdays 3:00-5:00 and online at klcc.org.
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Seattle folk singer Jim Page stopped by the KLCC studios for a conversation and live performance with David Gizara. In this session Page performs some old favorites and some news songs, including "Goin' Down to Eugene to see the Grateful Dead," "The Rabbit Hole," and "Everybody has a Story." His latest album is titled The Time is Now. -
This episode focuses on two premieres we presented last season, First Symphony Project Composer Matt Browne’s “The Course of Empire” from our May 26 concert and Portland-based composer David Schiff’s “PREFONTAINE”, which saw its world premiere at our June 4 concert. -
This week on the program: Canada has figured out how to determine what is the best music out there, so we’ll play some of it, we’ll get a bit jammy again with new music from Goose and as we like to do around here, we’ll be previewing some shows coming round.
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This week we're previewing the Sisters Folk Festival. You'll hear a big mix for big ears including The Milk Carton Kids, Le Vent Du Nord, Emily Scott Robinson, The Accidentals, Kristen Grainger & True North, Telmary y Habanasana, Sunny War, Rainbow Girls, David Wilcox and more. -
This episode of the Eugene Symphony on the air focuses on the Eugene Symphony's February 2022, concert, which included a partnership with the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. We’ll talk to visual artist Julia Oldham, guest violist Roberto Diaz, and Music Director & Conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong, alongside excerpts from the February concert.
