Finally Friday Radio Replay
Fridays, 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Finally Friday is WMOT's Americana artist showcase held on Fridays from Noon to 2 p.m. Central at 3rd and Lindsley in Nashville, TN. Finally Friday features three artists each week, live on WMOT 89.5 FM. Hear the radio version of each week's show in the WMOT.org "On Demand" section.
Latest Episodes
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This week, we'll feature California songwriter Dan Arwady (pictured), Kentucky folk rocker George Carnes, and new Kerrville New Folk winner Stephanie Sammons.
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The official kickoff party to Labor Day Weekend is Finally Friday at 3rd & Lindsley with WMOT. We don't think there's a way to dispute it, especially after watching the lineup we have: Australian multi-instrumentalist and country singer Pete Denahy (pictured), roots rocker Sally Jaye, and indie/alt songwriter Aubory Bugg.
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This week for Finally Friday, we're hosting a rather amazing trio of women: bluegrass star Bronwyn sporting a new album, edgy blues siren Luella, and LA country songwriter Alicia Blue.
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We're losing daylight as Summer rolls on here in Middle Tennessee, so you really need to gather your gang and help us kick off the weekend with Finally Friday. Who doesn't need a fun does of music to kick the summer time blues after all? This week we'll have an all Nashville slate of country and roots artists: Tony Hannah, Roderick August (pictured) and Orion Redwolf.
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We're not sure if it's sorcery, serendipity or happenstance, but this thing called Friday just keeps happening, and there isn't a better way to kick off your weekend than by spending it with WMOT. This week's Finally Friday features well-loved Nashville singer-songwriter Claudia Nygaard, Celtic influenced folkie Kathleen Hoye, and cowpunk pioneer Chip Kinman (pictured).
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Victoria Cardona, Brandon Lee Adams & Rodeo Mouth
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Lester Winchester McKendree, Trever M Keith & William Matheny.
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Steep Canyon Rangers, Slap Dragon & The Dreggs
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This week we'll have Arizona singer-songwriter Adam Esrick, country crooner Andrew Sa (pictured) and solo artist (and Shooter Jennings band member) Ted Russell Kamp.