This week’s With The Beatles celebrates Ringo Starr’s birthday with 3 packed hours of:

Ringo’s Big Birthday Set

• Songs written for, by, or with Ringo
• His iconic drumming moments
• Fan-favorite solo tracks
• And a special request segment just for Ringo love!

Historic Moments

• July 6, 1957 – The day John met Paul
• Rare Quarrymen recordings from the early years
• More Abbey Road sessions and behind-the-scenes stories

 The Live Set

• Solo Beatles performing live with Ringo connections
• Songs from the legends they looked up to — in honor of History of Rock ’n’ Roll Day (July 7)

Something New Segment

• Pete Ham (Badfinger) – newly released demos
• Chris Cheek – jazzy cover of “From Me to You”
• Sije Nergaard – a gorgeous take on “Here, There and Everywhere”

 Plus:

• Listener requests
• Beatles songs gifted to or made famous by Ringo
• Cool facts and moments you may not have heard before!

Whether you’re a Ringo fan or just love Beatles stories, this one’s for you. See you at Wednesday (into Thursday morning) at midnight EST

Celebrate the 4th of July weekend with nonstop island vibes during the WUSB Summer Reggaethon!

Kick things off with No Sound Test at 10:00 PM on July 3, and ride the rhythm straight through to Sunday, July 6.

Check out the full schedule!

It’s wall-to-wall reggae all weekend long — roots, rocksteady, dub, dancehall, and everything in between.

On July 1st, WUSB is going all-in on Canadian content!

Join us for a full day of music from Canadian artists, as we honor the rich diversity of voices and genres from across the provinces and territories.

You can plan ahead by checking out the schedule for the special

That's Tuesday, July 1st, on WUSB!

From DJ Scotty O

Hello fellow Beatles fans!

“They say it’s your birthday, and it’s my birthday too, yeah!”

This week on With The Beatles, we’re celebrating the legendary Paul McCartney’s birthday! Join us at midnight as we spin classic tunes from Sir Paul’s incredible catalog—we're gonna have some fun tonight!

But that’s not all…

We’re also honoring the late, great Brian Wilson, who shares a close enough birthday with Paul. We’ll dedicate an entire hour to exploring the deep and beautiful connections between The Beatles and The Beach Boys—don’t miss this tribute to two of pop music’s greatest minds. It’s going to be nothing but “Fun, Fun, Fun!”

Plus:

Beatles history
New releases
Your requests

Tune in Wednesday night at midnight EST on WUSB Stony Brook 90.1 FM or stream it live at WUSB.fm.

Let’s celebrate the music, the legends, and the joy they gave the world. 

Longtime Port Jefferson musical mainstay Andrew Fortier joins the Salvage & Recovery Radio Show to preview his upcoming concert with Tricycle, the band featuring family members Cole and Andie Juliette. 

Listen on 90.1 FM or stream online at wusb.fm on Monday, June 9, 6-8 pm. 

The concert is at the First United Methodist Church of Port Jefferson on Saturday, June 14th at 7:30 pm.

June 7 & 8, 10 AM – 4 PM

Nassakeag Elementary School Grounds, 490 Pond Path, Setauket

Enjoy this free outdoor event featuring plein air painters capturing the area's historic and natural beauty. Plus, enjoy guided tours, live music, and delicious food!

https://gallerynorth.org/

Join WUSB-FM this Wednesday, April 23, for a funkified dance party as several of your favorite DJs throw down on the 1!

It starts at 6:00 AM with the Hot Wax crew followed by Gavin's (Funky) Blues At Dawn at 8:00 AM.

At 10:00 AM, Wizzy's Brew will be simmering and Wizzy has a deep groove as a matter of course.

Starting at noon Mr Edison will take over with his bag of tricks as Recess goes on recess for one week. Edison will hold the fort until the arrival of Paul with some (Funky) Suburban Hymns.

We also hope to have some people in from the Port Jefferson Arts Council to talk about the movie We Want The Funk! which will have a special screening on May 4 at Selden’s Middle Country Library and which will also have the funk band Noiz playing after the screening.

So tune us in for this special day of Funk as part of WUSB-FM’s Radiothon festivities.

Wear your dancing shoes!