BluegrassCountry Thursday schedule
WAMU’s Bluegrass Country will once again be broadcasting live from IBMA today (10/2), from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00-7:00 p.m. (EDT). You can catch their signal via audio streaming online, and via HD Radio (88.5-2) in the Washington DC market.
The sub-theme of the Thursday remote is tonight’s International Bluegrass Music Awards.
Appearing this afternoon (10/2) are:
- Pine Mountain Railroad
- New Found Road
- Grascals
- Preview of The Awards Show – musical medleys of nominee categories
- Profiles of Hall of Fame Inductees by Fred Bartenstein
- Phil Nusbaum on the Ryman’s importance to the bluegrass world
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