WAMU HD2 Bluegrass Country

WAMU HD2 Bluegrass Country streams live from Washington DC, United States, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Oldies, Folk music.

The station specializes in bluegrass, old-time, and roots music, broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The broadcaster provides a curated listening experience focused on this specific genre, offering a comprehensive selection of music and related content. A core element of the station's programming is its dedication to showcasing the bluegrass music scene, with a particular emphasis on festivals and live performances. The station also maintains a resource for listeners interested in exploring the broader world of bluegrass music, including links to music associations, societies, and clubs both domestically and internationally. The content aims to connect listeners with the heart of bluegrass culture and community. The station's programming includes several regularly scheduled shows, each hosted by a dedicated individual. Jay Bruder hosts “Home Town Special,” airing Sunday evenings from 7 to 9. Brad Kolodner hosts a show with a regularly updated playlist, available for review online. Lee Michael Demsey compiles the “Bluegrass Unlimited Top 30,” a monthly listing of popular bluegrass songs. Jeff Place hosts “Sound Sessions,” which airs Sunday afternoons from 5 to 7. A feature called “Radio Replay” allows listeners to revisit previously aired shows. The station also promotes live music events in the area, providing information and ticket opportunities. Listeners can find details about current shows and playlists on the station's website. The broadcaster is committed to being a comprehensive resource for bluegrass enthusiasts. It maintains a “Bluegrass Festival Calendar,” considered the most complete and up-to-date listing of bluegrass, old-time, and roots music festivals worldwide. The calendar provides links to event websites for detailed information. Additionally, the station highlights a season of bluegrass concerts at the Old Lucketts Schoolhouse, running from October through April. The station actively encourages listeners to share their experiences with live music and provides a platform for connecting with the bluegrass community. The station also offers opportunities to win tickets to see live performances, such as Williamson Branch at Lucketts. The station is accessible through multiple channels, including over-the-air broadcast on 88.5 FM HD2, online streaming via the website, and through free mobile applications for Apple and Android devices. Listeners can also access the station through Amazon and Google Home smart speakers. The broadcaster provides detailed instructions on its website for accessing these various listening options. The station’s website also serves as a hub for information, including show schedules, playlists, and links to related resources. The station’s commitment to providing a wide range of access points underscores its dedication to reaching a broad audience of bluegrass music lovers.