Your guide to Solid Sound on the River this weekend!

It’s Solid Sound Festival weekend! We’ll be broadcasting pop-up performances from our booth at the festival, and airing Saturday night’s performances by Kurt Vile and Wilco live! So come up to MASS MoCA, tune in, or stream us live, it’s gonna be great!

Here’s the schedule LIVE FROM THE SHEA THEATER STAGE in Building 6

FRIDAY:

7A-10A: Breakfast with Wilco – Miss it? We’ll post the podcast on Monday.

Guests include:

Suzy Helme from the City of North Adams at 7am

John Stirrat from Wilco (7:30a),

Mikael Jorgenson from Wilco (8a)

Joe Thompson and Jodi Joseph from Mass MoCA (8:30am)

Jeff Tweedy (9a)

3PM: Riversound Café with Joan.

5PM: Jim from Hope & Olive and 5 O’clocktails

SAT:

1:00 PM Wine Snobs with Monte

2:00 PM Word Nerd with Monte

3:00 PM Max Hatt / Edda Glass with Michael or Joan

4:00 PM Mr. Universe with Monte

4:30 PM Jake Xerxes Fussell with Michael

7:30-8:30 PM Kurt Vile set live broadcast

9:15-11:15 PM Wilco set live broadcast

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