World Cafe

The artwork for Molly Tuttle's latest album shows a grid of portraits of the bluegrass artist in different wigs. In the center frame, for the first time on one of her covers, Tuttle appears without one.

Amsterdam-based band Personal Trainer perform songs from their latest album, Still Willing, live in an exclusive mini-concert for World Cafe.

The Black Keys made headlines in 2024 when they cancelled their tour. Then they split with their management. But instead of taking a break, the duo recorded their latest album, No Rain, No Flowers.

Hamilton Leithauser joins us from his Brooklyn studio to discuss his latest solo album, This Side of the Island. He reflects on working with Aaron Dessner of The National and his longtime friendship with the late musician Richard Swift.

You can't help but notice Lady Blackbird's voice. Her vocals just demand your attention. The artist, born Marley Munroe, holds an incredible stage presence and showmanship.

The country star's upcoming album is the first record that Price has made in Music City, her home for more than 20 years.

World Cafe correspondent John Morrison joins us to explain the legacy of Jill Scott's debut album, Who Is Jill Scott?

A central figure in the folk revival of the '60s, Kweskin has a brand new album out called Doing Things Right.

Conversations from the World Cafe joins the WSHU lineup this Saturday at 7 p.m.—a show where great music meets meaningful conversation, hosted by Raina Douris.

Funk band Galactic teams up with Irma Thomas, the "Soul Queen of New Orleans," for a new record of original material.