Blue Man Group: Tiny Desk Concert
The world-famous entertainers retrofitted their custom-made instruments, confetti cannons, and streamers to fit our Tiny Desk.
Concerts
Corinne Bailey Rae: Tiny Desk Concert
There's real joy in this genre-defying performance by the English singer-songwriter, who performs material from her first album in six years.
The 2016 Americana Honors & Awards Ceremony
NPR Music returns as the exclusive webcast home for Nashville's big night on Sept. 21, with performances by Bob Weir, Bonnie Raitt, Emmylou Harris, George Strait, Jason Isbell and The Lumineers.
Songs We Love, Americana Edition: Margo Price And Friends
The country singer-songwriter will join NPR Music's Ann Powers during AmericanaFest for a live webcast of performances and conversation on Sept. 21.
WFUV Presents: First Listen Live With The Head And The Heart
NYC's City Winery provided the perfect setting for a lucky crowd of a few hundred to watch the adored folk-rock band perform its new album, Signs Of Light.
Saul Williams: Tiny Desk Concert
In this intense performance, you can feel the singer and poet's passion in every sharp, thoughtful, powerful, provocative word.
The Secret Sisters: Tiny Desk Concert
The Alabama sibling duo's music can be hymn-like: plain but powerful, heartsick and hopeful. Watch The Secret Sisters perform a river ballad, a hymn and a song capturing some old-fashioned loneliness.
William Bell: Tiny Desk Concert
The 77-year-old soul hitmaker, known for co-writing songs like the blues standard "Born Under A Bad Sign," returns to the spotlight with the aid of a 12-piece band.
Big Thief: Tiny Desk Concert
The band's songs exude muscular warmth, with lyrics that are both memorable and meaningful. Watch Big Thief perform three songs from Masterpiece, recorded live in the NPR Music offices.
Now In Its 12th Year, Brooklyn Festival Carries Momentum For Afropunk Movement
The movement continues to push the boundaries on music and fashion as art, setting the standard for what many would define as cool. Editors note: At 2:04 into this piece there is a bleeped expletive.