Tiny Desk Concert

Third Eye Blind mixes nostalgia, deep cuts and an entirely new song into a set that culminates in a full-on singalong.

When Megan Moroney first showed up for her Tiny Desk, decked out in a blue sequin dress and Uggs, she was fresh off winning best new artist at the Country Music Association Awards. The self-proclaimed Emo Cowgirl blends classic country with earworm pop and confessional storytelling.

Saya Gray offers light and soulful interpretations of her experimental pop songs at the Tiny Desk.

The versatile artist offers his singular blend of global, jazz and classical sounds, pushing both his cello and his voice into uncharted territory.

Marvin Sapp transforms our office into a sanctuary, performing an 11-song medley of gospel hits across his career.

Right from the jump, the horns hit with crisp urgency, heralding the arrival of Igmar Thomas' Revive Big Band at the Tiny Desk. This is not your grandparents' — or even your great-grandparents' — big band sound. Yes, it feels familiar, but the driving grooves are undeniably hip-hop.

Density is built into the music of Bartees Strange — he packs his tracks with lyrical insight and sonic gestures that, upon closer listen, reveal interwoven layers of story and sound.

Russell and her talented band embody healing community; watch a performance of songs from her astounding, unclassifiable album Outside Child.

Marie Ulven delivers a cozy set with genuine charm, good humor and unbridled joy, offering a much-needed dose of warmth and empathy on what was an otherwise chilly, overcast day.

The fingerstyle guitarist builds worlds with her music; at the Tiny Desk, Yasmin Williams invites us into hers.