Radio Alert

Don't miss our upcoming, KDHX exclusive in-studio performances from Slaid Cleaves, Reagan Boggs, Messy Jiverson, Entropy, Devotchka, Asylum Street Spankers and Old 97s.

 

Today in Music History

Birthdays: Sydney Bechet (1897), Bobby Darin (1936), Jack Bruce (1943) and David Byrne (1952)

Buddy Holly makes a failed (but fortuitous) attempt at wearing prescription contact lenses (1956), Led Zeppelin reunites to play the 40th anniversary party of Atlantic Records (1988) and The Weekly World reports that Elvis Presley really has died (really) (1993).


 

 
Whats Up Magazine & KDHX Benefit
slaid-cleaves1.jpgThursday, May 15
Lucas School House, 7:00 pm
Join KDHX 88.1 FM and Whats Up Magazine for the "Spare Change Showcase," an evening with two fine singer-songwriters at the Lucas School House. Austin troubadour Slaid Cleaves and up-and-coming Tennessee Americana artist Reagan Boggs lend their talents to the benefit.
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Dubtronix Reaps Reggae Harvest
drum-dubtronix.jpgSaturday, May 17
Tower Grove Park, 9:00 am
Experience the rasta vibrations of DJ Ranx and Dubtronix Reggae at Harvest Sessions this Saturday.
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Ska's the Limit Spring Shindig
dastics-sax.jpgSaturday, May 17
Off Broadway, 7:00 pm
Ska's the Limit jump-starts ska's fourth wave with a spring KDHX benefit at Off Broadway. Eastern Standard Time, the Drastics, Murder City Players, the Green Room Rockers and the Incredible Heat Machine will send the sparks flying.
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Midwest Mayhem Returns to the City Museum
mayhem08-thumb.jpg Thursday, May 22
City Museum, 7:00 pm
Midwest Mayhem is back to rock the City Museum, Saint Louis’s most exciting and eclectic setting. From pop to blues to zydeco to country and beyond, the lineup reflects KDHX’s commitment to diversity, and the fun extends to face painting, dance and even a burlesque revue.
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Happenings

Your friends at KDHX would like you to know about the Saint Louis Minority Business Council. This organization helps unite area businesses with local minority entrepreneurs. It also promotes partnerships with major corporations and local minority owned business ventures.

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