The eclectic Anthill Cinema joins us on this episode of Live Music Showcase. Their brand of exciting fusion music is guaranteed to get your toes tapping. They have an undeniable groove and some great opinions about the music world.

Tom Hood and The Tropical Sons joined us ahead of their show with WMNF's annual Uke it Out Fest! We talk all about the uke, where it comes from, and how tom and the Ukulele society of Tampa Bay bring joy in every strum. Check it out!

A special Double dose of groovy blues here on Live Music Showcase! First up: Kid Royal and the Holy Smokes! hear Kid Royal shred on his guitar, and melt your preconceived notions of what blues can be. Then, Nashville band Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown hit the stage to rock it out!

He has the voice. He has the swag. Jariah is the total package. Tune in and find out how this wholesome hunk has managed to hold down a full time music career, and a full-time family.

Row Jomah is Tampa band with 10 years under their belt. Their eclectic style is only matched by their big personalities, and interesting stories.

Jordan Esker wears many hats. He is a songwriter, producer, composer, tiktoker, and all around indie kind of guy. Check out this episode featuring some of Jordans new music, and a great interview segment where we dig up the dirt on the Tampa Bay music scene!

Death, Discord, and... Bigfoot? Discord Theory joins us on this slightly spooky episode of Live Music Showcase. We dig into some big subjects that all musicians care about. Give it a listen...If you dare!

The fourth iteration of Soul Purpose joins us in the live music studio to play some good-times music, praise Jah, and talk about Tom Petty, of all things.

The translucent man himself - 2020 International Acoustic Music Awards (IAMA) winner and Americana Folk legend Ellis Paul joins us in the WMNF live music studio to perform some of his fan-favorite songs and talk about the trials and tribulations of being a nomadic folk singer.

Features performances by local and national musicians "live" in the Mike Eisenstadt Live Performance Studio at WMNF.