Now Talking Heads and all the supporting cast
The band, whose roots trace back to 1973 at the Rhode Island School of Design, fused the spirit of punk with intellectual rigor, creating an auditory experience unlike any other. What emerged from the founding trio—David Byrne, Chris Frantz, and Tina Weymouth, later joined by Jerry Harrison—was a layered, genre-bending sound that captivated and challenged audiences
Ready for Remi Wolf right now?
Remi Wolf is the kind of artist you hear once and then go looking for. The Palo Alto singer-songwriter, who also plays drums, sat down with host Raina Douris at WXPN in Philadelphia on September 28, 2026, for a World Cafe session, alternating interview segments with live versions of “Bottle,” “Champagne,” “I Won’t Cry,” and “Twiggy.”
Here’s where the story ends with the Sundays Now!
Their debut album Reading, Writing, Arithmetic (1990) remains a near-perfect encapsulation of that moment. The album arrived without bombast but instantly charmed critics and listeners alike with its poetic melancholy, pristine guitar work, and Wheeler’s spellbinding vocals
Beyond the Rumors
Carly Simon's Voice, Craft, and Literary Legacy
Thirteen Top 40 hits. Five children's books. Two acclaimed memoirs. A voice that defined a generation. Discover how Carly Simon's artistry transcends the tabloid narratives that have long overshadowed her extraordinary talent and intelligence.
Read the Full StoryThe Womack Sisters join us at Track Star HQ for the first time, taking the stage for Track Star Tonight. The trio and their full band fill our office-turned-venue with soulful harmonies for an intimate set before a live audience.
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🎵 Dive Deeper Into the Music You Love
From Christine McVie's timeless songcraft with Fleetwood Mac to Dua Lipa's stunning vocal evolution—explore Mac Miller's Swimming dreamscape and uncover the refined grooves of The Style Council's genre-blending legacy.