It was in the concept of the victory garden where Young the Giant found both inspiration and the title for their new record, ...

At the halfway point of 2026 — or thereabouts — tonight's "UKNY" at 7 p.m. is a roundup of some of the outstanding releases of the year so far.

"Cavalcade" at 4 p.m. brings mid-July Sunday euphoria with breakout songs poised to pop out of car radios. Duets abound (I'll call them double-scoop cones). An unexpected sweet treat smooshes together ...

Explore WFUV's On Air Playlist to discover the music played on air, featuring diverse artists and genres. Stay tuned for your favorites!

On tonight's "Shocking Blue" at 8 p.m., I have a heartfelt conversation with trip hop pioneer Tricky, coinciding with the release of his new album, Different When It's Silent, released yesterday. It's ...

He is Brian Saville, a Fordham University Ph.D. student, doing his routine netting field collection. Saville is studying how bees move across urban landscapes and gardens for his dissertation. “ I am ...

The strum of a guitar filled the west side of Central Park on a cloudy Saturday afternoon in July. The music came from a small grassy hill filled with hundreds of spectators. On the sidewalk below, a ...

Have you gone swimming yet this summer? There's nothing like a refreshing dip on a hot day. In any event, don't miss out on requesting a song about swimming. We'll spin a set. Hear your requests ...

Those sounds were coming from Gjøa, a Norwegian sports club, celebrating the Scandinavian country’s participation in their first FIFA World Cup in 28 years. On this day, Norway was playing a Group 1 ...

Question of the Day Join us weekday mornings with your response to the WFUV Question of the Day.

France's national holiday commemorating the storming of the Bastille and the start of the French Revolution in 1789. To mark La Fête Nationale we'll play your favorite songs with lyrics in French.

"Paramount + Summer Movie Nights at Bryant Park" kicked off on Monday, July 13, with a screening of “Wayne’s World.” Spots on the lawn were first come, first served — and highly coveted. Getting those ...