Sunday, May 17, 2026 • 7:00 PM
The Long Island Museum
1200 Route 25A, Stony Brook, NY

Celebrate the music of Bob Dylan with an evening of live performances honoring his legendary songwriting career, including songs from the iconic album Blonde on Blonde and favorites from across his six-decade career.

Featuring: The Kennedys, Rod MacDonald, Russ Seeger, Tom Ryan, Steve Kaplan, Jack Licitra, with special guest Bryan Gallo.

Tickets: $35 advance at sundaystreet.org • $40 at the door (cash only).

Join WUSB’s longtime friend and supporter Toby Walker when he visits The Bayou tonight to discuss his long and winding journey with the Blues with host Chris LaPorta.

Toby’s decades-long career has taken him across the USA and Europe, where he learned from the Masters of the Blues before taking it on the road to share the Gospel of the Blues worldwide. Now Toby is hanging up his touring guitar and playing a few farewell gigs, with his final Long Island performance this weekend at My Father’s Place.

Tune in tonight between 8:00 and 10:00 PM to hear Toby reflect on his multi-award-winning, storied career and discuss his forthcoming book on The Bayou. Yeah-U-Rite!

Join Steve Kreitzer, Wednesday, February 25 at 8pm for Part 2 of his interview with pianist Mike Garson on "Davie Jones Locker", which covers everything associated with David Bowie.

Mike has collaborated with David Bowie from the 1970's through to the 2000's. He has played with artists as diverse as Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, Def Leppard, Duran Duran, Stanley Clarke, Free Flight and many, many others. He'll talk about his musical life, from learning piano in Brooklyn through being an in demand musician today.

Join Steve Kreitzer, Wednesday, February 11 at 8pm for Part 1 of his interview with pianist Mike Garson on "Davie Jones Locker", which covers everything associated with David Bowie. Mike has collaborated with David Bowie from the 1970's through to the 2000's. He has played with artists as diverse as Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, Def Leppard, Duran Duran, Stanley Clarke, Free Flight and many, many others. He'll talk about his musical life, from learning piano in Brooklyn through being an in demand musician today.

From Ed Roller:

Remembering Boris Bardash (1964–2026)

This Sunday morning, we commemorate the life of the late Russian composer and musician Boris Bardash, whose groundbreaking underground band Ole Lukkoye remains one of the finest psychedelic acts to emerge from St. Petersburg.

Ole Lukkoye’s unique sound fused folk-inspired elements with space rock aesthetics, rich effects, electronic textures, and deep basslines—at times bordering on modern dance and trance music. Their hypnotic, elongated compositions, layered with vocals and chants, shimmer with a mystical energy.

In tribute to Boris, we’ll feature several tracks from Ole Lukkoye during the broadcast.

Also on this week’s Time Suspended segment:
– New music from The Tear Garden (Kevin Cey & Edward Ka-Spel)
– Parallel Worlds (Greece)
– Church of HED (USA)
– And in the Deep Drift segment: Steve Roach’s latest long-form immersive release, The Surface Below

Tune in Saturday at midnight (Sunday 12–5 AM)
Where unique sounds begin: wusb.fm/pledge

Friday, January 30 at 1 PM ET

Join us for a conversation with Nancy Hiemstra, a global immigration expert and professor at Stony Brook University.

Nancy is the author of Detain and Deport: The Chaotic U.S. Immigration Enforcement Regime and co-author of two additional books on immigration.

Tune in on 90.1 FM or listen online.

Join WUSB Stony Brook’ radio station on www.wusb.fm or 90.1fm and 107.3fm,as we celebrate our 35th winter Reggae Marathon themed “Jamaica ~ Reggae Strong”. Hosted by Angella Forde,Peter Massapan,please join us as our station DJs and guest DJs and alumni from near and far bring this island vibe to our audience celebrating Bob Marley’s birthday, the memory of Jimmy Cliff , International Reggae month and Black History Month. At a time when the most powerful hurricane Melissa has devastated parts of Jamaica and left countless homeless and un-accounted for, the musical vibe of the island still lives and still is in the air.

Tune in Starting Feb 5th midnight to Feb 8th midnight and help celebrate in love peace and harmony and make Jamaica Reggae Strong.

Reggae Marathon Schedule

From DJ Rockin' Robin:

Join us for a special show as George Barry explores the music and legacy of The Beach Boys.

We’ll open with a tribute to Aunt Barbara Ann “Bobbie” — known to us as Auntie Bobbie. Always loved. Always missed. Always in our hearts. (And yes, she was married to Ken!)

Come hang with us and ride the wave of great music and memories.

The show airs 2-3 PM on Friday, January 16.

Tune in to "Davie Jones Locker" on January 14th at 8pm, as we celebrate the 49th Anniversary of the release of David Bowie's "Low" album on this date in 1977. Music from the album, as well as live versions, covers and bonus tracks will be featured. Hosted by Steve Kreitzer, "Davie Jones Locker" celebrates the life and music of David Bowie.