Dawn Treader (a College Park institution)
Peter and Craig (two dudes rockin out from Philly)
Letters in Binary (Detroit)

8 PM at WMUC Studios.

Join Dominick of Electric Candle and Dave of Dave’s Record Collection on Saturday, December 2, for a six hour celebration of what would have been Jimi Hendrix’s 64th birthday. Tune in to hear Jimi’s musicianship at its finest, from the popular to the rare and obscure, as well as interviews and masterful covers by a number of artists influenced by Hendrix’s work.

It’s sure to be a sonic “experience” as only Jimi himself can dish out, so tune to 88.1FM or listen online beginning at 3:00 PM! “Turn on, tune in, and let us groove.”

Negashi Armada, of ATL’s classy hip-hop collective Supreeme, will be calling Ja and Adam, around 5pm on Sunday, for an on-air interview during this week’s “Don’t Be a Menace (while sippin on crunk juice in college park).” Hear from the man who wants to “screw Rosario Dawson before his time is through.” Tune into the whole show to hear some awesome bump-n-grind.

Larry Walker, aka DiZZy DiZaSta, will be performing LIVE on Tin Pan Alley this Wednesday evening (11/29) from 8 to 10 pm in my first-ever rap show. Come down to the studios to see the man in action or tune in to WMUC 88.1 FM.

In addition to some fresh beats, there will be refreshments and front-row seats for anyone who comes to the show.

Tune in to Electric Candle Radio and Dave’s Record Collection this Saturday, November 11, beginning at 3:00 PM. Dominick and Dave will be interviewing Travesty LTD. This local comedy act released “Teen Comedy Party”, containing “Rock & Roll Doctor” (frequently featured on Dr. Demento compilations.) Most of the original cast will be in the studio and live on air! Tune in or come by the station this Saturday!

There will be an Open Mic this coming FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2006 at 7pm. Everyone is invited to come participate or watch. Participants may sign up at the open mic and all genres are welcome! Food will be provided by Atlantic Bread Company so we encourage you to come out, bring friends, and have a good time!

The Open Mic will be held at WMUC Studios which is above the South Campus Dining Hall.

First, On November 2, WMUC Radio is hosting a presentation of Burn to Shine 3: Portland, a documentary about bands and musicians from Portland, Oregon, in the Prince George’s Room in the Stamp Student Union. This is the most recent release in the Burn to Shine series, directed by Washington, DC-based filmmaker Brendan Canty, who may be best known as the drummer in DC punk group Fugazi. Burn to Shine 3 features performances from 11 Portland-based artists, including Sleater-Kinney, the Shins, the Decemberists, Mirah, the Gossip, and more. More information on the film is available at trixiedvd.com [www.trixiedvd.com]. The screening will start at 8pm and will be followed by a Q&A Session.

Next up, on November 3rd, there’s a live show at the station featuring:

Baby Calendar (http://www.myspace.com/babycalendar)
Bezout’s Identity (http://www.myspace.com/bezoutsidentity)
The Tasty Habits (http://www.myspace.com/thetastyhabits)
Friends of the Library (http://www.myspace.com/thefriendsofthelibrary)

The fun starts at 9pm, and we’ll be accepting donations for the touring band.

Listen to WMUC-FM 88.1 all this week for your chance to win a prize pack that includes 6 free issues of CMJ + 6 CDs, a +1 T-Shirt, a +1 Bag, and a Chase Bank Card Holder that includes 10 Karam points!

Stay tune for your chance to win other great prizes from Chase +1 and CMJ! and look out for giveaways at all of our up coming events including shows, the screening of Burn to Shine and the Open Mic!

For more information check out the facebook group www.facebook.com/plus1

Sunday, October 29th:

Come on out and help Scotty Maxwell start putting our Record Library into a brand new database. Bring your laptop, some snacks and your own bad selves! 1PM at WMUC Studios.

Thursday, November 2nd:

WMUC Presents a screening to Burn to Shine: Portland by Brendan Canty of Fugazi. Featuring Decemberists, Thermals, Sleater-Kinney and more!

8PM, Prince George’s Room, Stamp Student Union.

In Honor of WMUC’s 70th Anniversary and Homecoming Weekend, we will be hosting two panels this FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20TH in ROOM 0147 TAWES. A number of WMUC alumni will be talking about careers in broadcasting and their experiences in the industry. All are welcome to attend one or both of the panels; the first is from 1:30-3pm and the second is 3:15-4:50pm.

Panel #1 (1:30-3pm): Making Your Career In Broadcasting
Lisa Baden, WTOP Radio Traffic Reporter
Bob Duckman, Veteran Washington Area Radio Personality currently with WNAV, Annapolis
Max Cacas, Reporter, Capital News Connection, Washington, D.C.
Pat Anastasi, MSNBC.com, Washington Producer

Panel #2 (3:15-4:30pm): Using Broadcasting As A Stepping Stone To Other Opportunities
Vinnie Bruce, Associate Producer, Triple X ESPN Radio
Janet Bass, Media Rep, American Federation of Teachers
Carl Nathe, Public Relations, University of Kentucky
Adele Abrams, Attorney