Music

Today we take a look back on past concerts in Bismarck. Perhaps you will remember some, or be surprised at who performed in the capital city!

Tom Brosseau interviews Larry Sparks, a bluegrass singer, songwriter, and guitarist who got his start with one of the first generations of bluegrass bands — The Stanley Brothers.

Today we continue strolling down memory lane, recalling past concerts in North Dakota. Perhaps you’ll remember some!

Steven Den Toom is a notable luthier for a couple of reasons: Firstly, the exquisiteness of his work. Secondly, for a classical guitar luthier, he’s quite young at only 26 years old. He’s passionate and daring, but he also knows the tradition quite well.

Tom Brosseau interviews Nur-D about his stage name, his upcoming album, his influences, touring, and more.

Tom Brosseau speaks with Grammy Award-winning folk singer/songwriter Judy Collins about her new album "Spellbound," her 1970 song “Farewell to Tarwathie," and the touring lifestyle.

Many who grew up in North Dakota are familiar with the song “You Oughta Go Ta North Dakota” — it has been commonly taught in elementary schools and sung by choirs across the state for decades. Great American Folk Show host Tom Brosseau digs into the song's history.

Davey Bee and John David jump into a blazing list of tracks that are all about smoke and fire, and the burning intensity that they ignite within us.

There is nothing like a brass section to get you moving and grooving! Davey Bee and John David discuss the soulful and lively artists that rely on trumpets, trombones, and saxophones to get you out on the dance floor.

Davey Bee and John David cover the hits of yesterday that relate the feelings and the memories associated with the passage of time.