2019-12

It's our annual Almost Christmas special - 2 hours of original and classic holiday music performed by local bands and musicians from across New England. Sponsored by: Tiny and Sons Autoglass
OldJack - All I Want For Christmas Is You (Mariah Carey cover) Lori McKenna - Mama's Cooking (original) Joe Merrick - I Believe In Father Christmas (Greg Lake cover) Alternate Routes - It's That Time Of Year (original) Paige Davis - 2000 Miles (Pretenders cover) Vere Hill - Merry Merry Christmas (original) Grace Morrison - The Holly and the Ivy (traditional) Brynn Elliott - Walking In The Snow (original) Vary Lumar - Wonderful Christmas Time (Paul McCartney cover) Eddie Japan - We'll Be Together At Christmas (original) Amanda McCarthy - Christmas Without You (original) Kim Moberg - In December (original) Didn't Planet - Christmas Baby Please Come Home (Phil Spector cover) Aldous Collins Band - It's Christmas (original) Ashley Jordan - White Christmas (Irving Berlin cover) Chad Perrone - A Song For The Holidays (original) Chrystal Nia - I'll Be Home For Christmas (cover) Jillian Cardarelli - It's Just Not Christmas (original) Katlyn Evans & Rob Pagnano - Baby It's Cold Outside (cover) Munk Duane - Walk Between The Snowflakes (original) Kala Farnham - Noel (Lauren Daigle cover) Carly Tefft, Britt Hill and Kate Cameron - It's Christmas (original) Brian McKenzie - Mele Kalikimaka (Bing Crosby cover) Katie Dobbins - A Brighter Light (original) Jackson Wetherbee - Here Comes Santa Claus (Gene Autry cover) Annie Brobst - All I Want For Christmas Is You (Mariah Carey cover) Liz Longley - Feels Like Christmas To Me (original) Ward Hayden & The Outliers - Holiday Heartache (original) Todd Thibaud - Silent Night (cover)

The Daybreakers stop by the WATD Tiny Stage to talk about their latest album "Worn Out Dream". Sort of a different theme this show, instead of the band playing live, we're joined by producer Rob Loyot of Noise in the Attic studio to feature several select tracks from the album. Lean more at www.DaybreakersBand.com.  

Kim Moberg stops by the WATD Tiny Stage to talk about her upcoming 2nd album and shares some songs live in-studio. Also in studio is founder of the non-profit Folk New England, Betsy Siggins. 
Kim Moberg - www.KimMobergMusic.comFolk New England - www.FolkNewEngland.org
 

The amazing Betsy Siggins stops by WATD to talk about her non-profit, Folk New England, and her storied history in the local music community.
Folk New England is committed to preserving the history of folk music in New England. Betsy was also instrumental in the success of Club 47 in Cambridge, which eventually became Club Passim. Learn more about Betsy and Folk New England at www.FolkNewEngland.org