Homegrown Fri: 7 to 8 pm et Hosted by Rob DeRosa, Homegrown offers the best crop of Connecticut-connected music for a global audience. Re-broadcast: Originally airs Thursdays at 5:05 pm ET on WESU FM Contact Rob Rob DeRosa
No need to cross state lines, we’ve got all you need right here. It’s Homegrown — The Connecticut Connected Music Show — with Robbie DeRosa. Music this week from Inner Groove … Jen Durkin & The Business … The Barn Rats … Seth Adams … Don Stevens … Ginger Bug … Driving Route 9 …
We’re all thankful for a little homegrown…and…Homegrown, The Connecticut Connected Music Show, with your host Robbie DeRosa. Thankful, too for some Tequila Over Turkey with Lara Herscovitch, something of a tradition. And … music from many more artists, including The Moonrise Cartel, Brian Larney, Frank Critelli, The Barn Rats, Jesse James and The Peacemakers, Glenn
Don’t be fooled by cheap imitations, it’s the original Connecticut Connected Music Show — Homegrown — with Robbie DeRosa, featuring an interview with Joe Flood and his two new singles, Red, White & Blue Blues … and … The Rooster’s Lament. Plus … music from The Rivergods, Bob Crelin, The Problem With Kids Today, The
It’s the Connecticut Connected Music Show with Robbie DeRosa, spinning local music from artists including Christina Meadows, Xavier Serrano, Fjord Pony, Frank Viele, Zoo Front, The Barn Rats, Inner Groove, The Balkun Brothers, Audio Jane, Riley Cotton, and Sean O’Reilly. Dennis Lamar
Homegrown — The Connecticut Connected Music Show — with Robbie DeRosa is budding with new music from Lilac Diesel, Ginger Bug, Barn Rates, Matt Gouette, The Zambonis, Pocket Vinny, Qween Moo and more. Listen Friday nights at 7pm or on demand. Dennis Lamar
Halloween Horrors and spanking brand new music with Robbie DeRosa on Homegrown — The Connecticut Connected Music Show. Accept no imitations! This week’s artists include Driving Route 9, The Shellye Valauskas Experience, Dave Delmonte & The Cross County Boys, The Sparkle & Fade, West End Blend, The Zambonis, Riley Cotton, Frank Viele, The Problem With
