Coyote Grace currently hails from Sonoma County, CA and is an acoustic folk duo, with Joe Stevens (banjo, guitar) and Ingrid Elizabeth (bass) singing sweet harmonies together. They’ll be performing at Don Quixote’s, 6275 Highway 9, Felton, CA on Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 7:30pm. They met in Seattle, traveled around the country performing together,…
Instant Vacation
By World Music Director | Published March 1st, 2011Is your “to-do” plate overflowing? Can’t get time off work to relax? Yearning to escape to some far away land? KZSC can give you that instant getaway – just close your eyes and tune in any of our fine World Music programming: Unfiltered Camels Mondays 4-6 pm. Destination: North Africa, the Middle East, Pakistan, and…
Grasstowne
By Folk Department | Published February 26th, 2011Grasstowne plays both traditional and contemporary bluegrass, and has two upcoming gigs on the central coast, Saturday, February 26, 2011 at 7:00pm at the Morgan Hill Grange Hall, 40 East 4th Street, Morgan Hill, CA (408) 779-5456 and a matinee show on Sunday, February 27, 2011 at 1:00pm at Don Quixote’s, 6275 Highway 9, Felton,…
“The King of Limbs” Radiohead
By Business Manager | Published February 25th, 2011Radiohead’s eighth LP, “The King of Limbs”, is on the market. The new album became available digitally on their website and is available in a few different forms, MP3 and WAV. Check out the video for their new single “Lotus Flower“. You can also hear their new album on KZSC’s Rockistry on Monday’s from 2-4pm.
The Queen of Rock is Back!
By Business Manager | Published February 24th, 2011Wanda Jackson released her first album in five years, being produced by non-other than Jack White (The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather) on his record label Third Man and Nonesuch Records. Her new album, “The Party Ain’t Over”, features covers of “Shakin’ All Over” and “Nervous Breakdown”. Artists such as Jack Lawrence (The…
Help Fill The Glass…
By Michael Bryant | Published February 24th, 2011Half empty or half full? KZSC hopes you will help fill the glass during our March On-Air Pledge Drive. We’re about halfway to our overall goal for this year and your donations keep community radio alive and well. You can make a contribution anytime on our website or join us live for special guests, gifts…
Player of the Month
By Michael Bryant | Published February 24th, 2011J is for Jessica at KZSC. Host of “Vanishing Point”, Jessica has been following music since she was old enough to wear headphones. Besides digging out post-punk and New Wave gems to spin on her show each week, Jessica’s other passions include knitting and skydiving – but not at the same time. Oh yes, she’s…
A Journey to the Past (or, how nostalgic programming is tough)
By Intro to Radio Instuctor | Published February 23rd, 2011If you had told me when I started volunteering at KZSC that my cohost and I would be doing a kids show, I would have laughed in your face. It makes very little sense: KZSC is mostly listened to by people college age and older, and our past shows were filthy dance music and prog…
Featured PSA: Children’s Art Exhibition Series
By PSA Director | Published February 23rd, 2011The Santa Cruz City Arts Commission, Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County and the Santa Cruz Education Foundation announce their next installment of the Children’s Art Exhibition, part of a series at Santa Cruz City Hall. This installation features artwork from Westlake Elementary School 3rd-5th graders. The opening reception is on Tuesday, March 22nd at…
KZSC Broadcast: UCSC Mens’ Basketball Friday Night
By Charlotte Gibson | Published February 22nd, 2011The UC Santa Cruz men’s basketball team is hosting the Division III Independents Tournament this weekend at the College 8 West Field House. This is the first post-season playoff tournament hosted by UCSC since the renovation of the beautiful College 8 West Field House. On Friday the Slugs will tip off against the Wesleyan-Nebraska Prairie…