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Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Judith Hill returned to KNKX, showcasing her powerful take on modern blues in a captivating three-song set with her family band.
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Oakland-based modern blues man Fantastic Negrito visited the KNKX studios for a few songs with his quintet.
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Veteran blues musician Tinsley Ellis takes on new territory and strips down, delving into the acoustic blues traditions of Delta legends like Son House and Skip James.
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The award-winning Memphis-based family band quickly gained recognition with their 2017 debut album. Their new album, Family, tells their story.
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Bluesman Sugaray Rayford sings the blues in the KNKX studios ahead of concerts in Washington State this summer.
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Based in Port Townsend, Washington, soul singer Grace Love talks about going against the grain, and how our personal and professional lives inevitably connect.
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Their music explores the duo's relationship as a married couple, and combines influences from soul, R&B, folk and spirituals, as well as Americana and traditional country music.
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Rebecca and Megan Lovell, sisters and leaders of blues group Larkin Poe, celebrate their new album in the KNKX studios.
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Singer-songwriter Leyla McCalla speaks with KNKX's John Kessler ahead of her April 12 performance with fellow banjo player Taj Mahal at UW's Meany Hall.
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The iconic voices of female jazz & blues legends Billie Holiday, Phyllis Hyman, Nancy Wilson and Bessie Smith were honored at Aretha's Jazz Café in Detroit for Black History Month
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A true child prodigy, Joe Bonamassa opened for B.B. King at age 12. The prolific performer also supports the careers of developing artists through his record label and foundation.
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Blues rocker Samantha Fish performed an intimate solo guitar and vocals studio session in KNKX's Seattle studios.