A Sense Of Place trip to London lands World Cafe inside The Pool Recording Studio for a live session with Sea Girls.

The Instrument of Hope, a trumpet made partly of bullets and inspired by the survivors of the 2018 Parkland, Fla., mass shooting, is touring the country to promote healing.

Hear sessions with King Princess, Cage The Elephant, Rhiannon Giddens and Karl Denson.

The record producer has collected some of his thoughts on an album called The Invisible Light: Acoustic Space, his first new solo work in 11 years.

For more than a decade, he led the beloved Canadian band Hey Rosetta! Then they decided to take an indefinite hiatus.

On its latest album, Bayti Fi Rasi, the trio tells a story of their relatives fleeing Yemen and arriving in Israel as part of Operation Magic Carpet in 1949.

The three members of Australian band Camp Cope fearlessly called out sexism in the music industry.

From playing for free beer to appearing at massive festivals, CAAMP has come a long way.

Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney explain why they just needed to get out of each other's hair for a bit.

Gaynor explains why "I Will Survive" is still her favorite song to perform.

Maroney's young, but he has lived a lot of life. He wears his experiences in a way that really makes you want to root for him and his dreams.

Alynda Segarra of Hurray For The Riff Raff and Leyla McCalla of Carolina Chocolate Drops join King James and the Special Men for a live performance.

Lead singer Tarriona "Tank" Ball talks about how she honed the unique roster of character voices she uses in her music.

Watching Molly Tuttle's fingers fly across a guitar with dizzying speed and graceful precision is nothing short of remarkable.

Some say the glass of 2019 is half empty; others say it's half full. We say, "Wow, we've had some incredible artists perform so far this year."

It's been about a year since World Cafe caught up with Willie, and he's been busy!

Listen to the songs featured on public radio's most popular music show.

The band dropped by to bring the feel of a midsummer music festival to World Cafe.

Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi found common ground in their quests to dispel false cultural narratives and turned it into gorgeous music on there is no Other.

More than 50 years after getting together in the late 1960s, the all-female rock band released its full-length debut studio album this past November.