Public Radio Music Day

Singer-songwriter and banjo picker Brenna MacMillan performed songs from her latest album 'Dear Life' and talked with host Craig Havighurst about moving to Nashville, her Kentucky upbringing, and how it's shaped her music. Watch the in-depth interview and five-song set now.

Rosie Flores joins host Webb Wilder to discuss her recent NEA National Heritage Fellowship award, her decades-spanning career, and two upcoming records. Flores also performed acoustic versions of "Just Another Fool", "Dracula's Haunt", "Lines", and "Who's Looking For Me".

Drew Holcomb joins host Jessie Scott for an interview about his career, what playing The Ryman means, and how public radio has shaped his life and career. Holcomb also performed acoustic versions of "Green Light", "The Sound of Moving Water", and "Find Your People".

Andrew Leahey joins host Ana Lee for an in-depth interview about his upcoming album, musical influences, and how a Roger Clyne concert changed his life. Leahey also performed three songs from his upcoming album 'Kick, Move, Shake'.

Watch the highlights from WMOT's sold-out Public Radio Music Day celebration at Riverside Revival in East Nashville.

WMOT will celebrate Public Radio Music Day with a Radio Festival and Wired In show at Riverside Revival in East Nashville Wednesday, October 26.

Tim O'Brien and his band joined the WMOT Public Radio Music Day celebration with a video session at East Iris Studios, Feb. 24, 2020. O'Brien's most…