This Thursday at 4 p.m., join Captain Phil’s Planet for a special conversation with Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery as they preview their new collaborative album, The Roaring Waves.

Eight years in the making, the album brings the two acclaimed guitarists together for something Hackett describes as less traditionally progressive and more “cinematic” and atmospheric.

The project came together gradually between touring and other commitments, with sessions at the Racket Club and their home studios. Rothery describes the process as refreshingly old-school—two friends getting together, playing and seeing where the music takes them.

Hear more about The Roaring Waves this Thursday at 4 p.m. on Captain Phil’s Planet.

WUSB is live at the Great South Bay Music Festival this weekend!

Find us near the Jambalaya Stage on Saturday and Sunday, July 25 and 26. Stop by and say hello if you’re attending!

We’ll also be broadcasting live from the festival on Saturday night from 7–9:30 p.m. Tune in at 90.1 FM, 107.3 FM, or listen online at wusb.fm.

On Wednesday, July 1 Paul Newland and his sometime collaborator, Mr. Edison will devote Suburban Hymns to songs of summer.

Happy songs, sad songs, hot songs, humid songs, sticky songs, sweaty songs and hopefully some songs to cool you down a bit before things get too out of hand.

So grab a cool beverage and huddle near your speakers on July 1, between 2:00 and 5:00 pm. before Democracy Now! gets you hot and bothered again.

While they’re on a break from the Happy Together Tour, two legendary voices of the ’60s join The Robin's Nest for special conversations.

Friday, June 26 | 2–3 p.m.

Bob Cowsill

Rockin Robin welcomes Bob Cowsill, singer, guitarist, and songwriter from the legendary family band The Cowsills. One of the most successful pop groups of the late ’60s, The Cowsills helped inspire the creation of The Partridge Family TV show.

Bob has been entertaining audiences for more than six decades and continues to do so today as part of the Happy Together Tour.

Monday, June 29 | 11 a.m.–12 p.m.

Gary Puckett

Another legend and a true part of the soundtrack of our lives, Gary Puckett is one of the most recognizable voices of the ’60s and the lead vocalist of Gary Puckett & The Union Gap.

The group scored six consecutive gold records during their incredible chart run. Gary continues to perform solo and entertain fans with his mega-hits on the Happy Together Tour.

Sunday, June 21, 2026 | 12:00–5:00 AM
Saturday night at midnight

As the Summer Solstice arrives — bringing the shortest night of the year — we’ll celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead’s June 1976 tour with a special five-hour edition of Melting World.

Following a period of semi-inactivity and creative reset, the Dead returned with a refreshed sound and a reimagined touring approach, playing multiple theater dates in six cities across the U.S. Mickey Hart rejoined the band, new songs entered the rotation, tempos picked up, and the jams became more concise and focused.

Join us for three magnificent set segments from the Boston Music Hall shows on June 9, 10, and 11, along with music from adjacent jam-friendly bands.

We’ll celebrate fathers, grandfathers, the Summer Solstice, and the Grateful Dead — all in one special late-night trip through the Catacomb.

Tune in Wednesday evening, June 3, 9pm, as Turmoil celebrates the upcoming "NYC Waste Fest 6", taking place Saturday, June 13, and Sunday, June, 14.

Waste Fest is an annual, multi-day underground music festival that is being held this year at Gold Sounds in Brooklyn and in Tompkins Square Park, NYC.

This DIY community gathering features independent and touring punk, thrash and hardcore bands, with proceeds benefitting Sweetbriar Nature Center in Smithtown.

Turmoil will be featuring all the bands playing at the festival, with surprise guests.