Music Interviews : NPR Accessibility links Music Interviews Interviews with top musicians from jazz, blues, rock, pop, folk, classical, urban, and world music. Listen online to live studio sessions and musician interviews and watch video sessions. Velour Live Music Gallery Stephen Kallao/WXPN hide caption toggle caption Stephen Kallao/WXPN Velour on World Cafe The Aces Julian Burgueno/Courtesy of the artist hide caption toggle caption Julian Burgueno/Courtesy of the artist The Aces on World Cafe The Takács Quartet — left to right: Edward Dusinberre, Harumi Rhodes, Richard O'Neill and András Fejér — collaborated with composer Nokuthula Ngwenyama (center) to premiere her composition Flow.

The much-loved Plymouth watering hole was almost wiped from the map, as waves driven by the fiercest storm in living memory swept clean through the Waterfront Pub and Eating House and took most of the fixtures and fittings back out to sea with them. The sheer weight of the water that pulverised the Waterfront led many experts to conclude that the St Austell Brewery owned business was beyond repair.  However a year on, after dogged determination and a mammoth £1 million repair bill, the Waterfront will re-open its doors to the public next week.

George Harrison only took one album with him during his first trip to India in 1966. The six-week trip changed his life forever, but that one album kept him tethered to the Western world. Without it, George would’ve had a harder time returning from the land of the Gods. George Harrison wanted to learn more about India after meeting Ravi Shankar In 1965, George and his fellow Beatle, John Lennon, took LSD for the first time.

Gallery Launch Gallery Taylor Swift at Chiefs Vs. Patriots Launch Gallery Gallery Getty Taylor Swift is in Tom Brady country this weekend — once again dropping in to catch Travis Kelce run and catch … hoping for better luck this time around. The pop star was up and at ‘em early Sunday to catch the Chiefs’ game against the New England Patriots in Foxborough … where she swung by Gillette Stadium for all the action, proving to be a loyal NFL fan after attending games the last few weeks.

TV 'Wednesday' creators Al Gough and Miles Millar thought casting Christina Ricci as Morticia now would be too obvious. Here's why they wanted to give her an original role. Published on November 6, 2022 2 min read The Netflix show Wednesday created a new role for Christina Ricci. Ricci played Wednesday when she was a child in The Addams Family and Addams Family Values. Now, Jenna Ortega is Wednesday, but Ricci is Marilyn Thornhill at the Nevermore Academy.