High Lonesome Radio Hour

Welcome to the "High Lonesome Radio Hour" on WCOM 103.5 FM

Bringing you the best in Bluegrass, Old Time & Americana music every Saturday from 3-4 PM on listener-supported WCOM 103.5 FM!

Bringing you fresh and vintage Bluegrass, Americana and Old Time music every Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to noon on WCOM 103.5 FM. Streamed worldwide from www.wcomfm.org!

Win FREE 4-Day Tix to Merlefest! Just listen to the HLRH between 11A-Noon EST on Sunday mornings! Your friends at WCOM and the High Lonesome Radio Hour will hook you up with free, four-day general admission tickets to this year's Merlefest, taking place April 29-May 2 in Wilkesboro, NC. Here is just a glimpse at some of the artists you'll see this year: Doc Watson, Sam Bush, the Avett Brothers, Elvis Costello and the Sugarcanes, Little Feat, John Cowan, Steep Canyon Rangers, the Duhks, Donna the Buffalo and more! Tune in Sunday mornings to WCOM 103.5 FM or listen online to the live streaming webcast at www.wcomfm.org and be the correct caller at 919-929-9601 when I give the word. Good luck and hope to see you at Merlefest!

I'm Jonathan James, host of the "High Lonesome Radio Hour" show on Carrboro's community-supported WCOM 103.5 FM. We've put together a heart-pounding, toe-tapping traditional music show that we hope you'll enjoy.

We'll be all over the Bluegrass, Old Time, and Americana map as we explore songs about trains, lost loves, betrayal, murder, cabins, mountains....you know, the good stuff. From Monroe, Flatt & Scruggs and Doc Watson, up through Sam Bush, the Infamous Stringdusters, and The Avett Brothers, we'll cover a lot of ground each week.

We look forward to having you join us each Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m.to noon for music, concert updates, and on-air interviews.

Take a load off and enjoy some of that old High Lonesome sound!

Thanks to our show sponsors, The Crunkleton, High Strung Violins & Guitars, and eFolkMusic.org! The High Lonesome Radio Hour is made possible through their generous support. Visit the fine folks at The Crunkleton, High Strung and eFolkMusic.org and please make sure the know you heard about them on the High Lonesome Radio Hour on WCOM!