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Read NowMusic · 2018
Digging a Prairie Pothole
by John Showalter | Jul 18, 2018
There is a lot of wide open space in north central North Dakota. That is absolutely no secret. Plenty of fresh air and open…
Read NowThe mojo of Scott H. Biram
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 18, 2018
When asked if he’s played many folk festivals Texas bluesman Scott H Biram flashed a mischievous grin and chuckled as he gave us a…
Read NowFor the love of Winnipeg
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 18, 2018
HPR’s Winnipeg Folk Festival highlight reel
Read NowSoul Man
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 11, 2018
Paul Janeway of Saint Paul and the Broken Bones brings on the soul
Read NowKeeping Up with the Barnaby Jones
by John Showalter | Jun 27, 2018
In the beginning of July our very own KRFF Radio Free Fargo will be having another one of their benefit concerts at The Aquarium.…
Read NowVINYL Parties in FM
by Hee Han | Jun 6, 2018
Front Street Taproom has struck up a relation with local record shop, Vinyl Giant. There are two events where turntables are set up and…
Read NowWorld Record Wreckers
by John Showalter | May 31, 2018
We Play in Fargo Stops, Collaborates, and Listens
Read NowBlazing her own trail: Nikki Lane
by Sabrina Hornung | May 17, 2018
Nikki Lane on Highway Queen and her secret sauce
Read NowA fistful of Anthrax
by James Osborne | May 16, 2018
Charlie Benante on drums, album art and coffee
Read NowOff the beaten path with Corb Lund
by Sabrina Hornung | May 16, 2018
I felt a little silly opening our interview asking Canadian singer songwriter Corb Lund whether he raised cattle or not. “I’m not home enough…
Read NowAmerica comes to Fargo
by Sabrina Hornung | May 9, 2018
“It’s kind of a fuzzy memory, but basically the fact that we were ‘those American kids’ but also listened to the jukebox at the…
Read NowFinger pickin’ good
by Sabrina Hornung | May 2, 2018
John Andrus on the evolution of the Bluegrass Association of North Dakota
Read NowNew Brandi Carlile album forgives and you won’t forget
by HPR Contributor | Apr 25, 2018
By Cindy [email protected] I find myself almost weepy with appreciation, these days, for any small reprieve I can find from chronic sickness-at-heart; any small…
Read NowViva la vinyl!
by Hee Han | Apr 18, 2018
FM record stores gear up for Record Store Day
Read NowThis is what happens when you find a “Stranger in the Alps”
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 18, 2018
Phoebe Bridgers is a force. Her debut album “Stranger in the Alps” is soft, but mighty, it’s honest and it’s personal, her voice haunting,…
Read NowA very grand finale for the 2017-2018 season
by John Showalter | Apr 11, 2018
This uncharacteristically cold and snowy April signals the close of another exciting season of the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra’s Sanford “Masterworks” series with “A Very…
Read NowGo big or go home: Margo Price
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 11, 2018
It would be fair to say that Margo Price is an all-American girl. She’s a mother, a midwest farmer’s daughter, and a self-made musician…
Read Now“It’s cold but things grow”: Boreal Gardens
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 4, 2018
When asked how they would describe their sound the Bismarck-based seven-piece Americana band, Boreal Gardens, replied, “We have many different influences, but we can…
Read NowPulling the emotion out
by HPR Contributor | Mar 28, 2018
Patrick Patterson of Lord Buffalo on creating a soundtrack
Read NowMSUM sure plays a mean pinball
by John Showalter | Mar 28, 2018
It’s probably safe to say that most people have heard of The Who, one of those bands that, like The Beatles or The Rolling…
Read Now“Sometimes nostalgic, sometimes sad, sometimes happy and excited about the future.”
by Chris Larson | Mar 28, 2018
I was a bit taken back by drummer Corey Krueger’s heartfelt and honest response when I asked him how he feels when he listens…
Read NowA little bit country, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll
by Sabrina Hornung | Mar 28, 2018
Knoxville, Tennessee-based violinist Evie Andrus has played the violin for most of her life, in fact she and her brother Wild Hands bassist Joe…
Read NowGet away from the cold with FM Symphony Orchestra
by John Showalter | Mar 14, 2018
In Fargo, we are certainly used to long, cold winters, but that doesn’t make us any less anxious for them to end with each…
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