Peter Day is a journalist and writer for WYSO Public Radio, focusing on local news and events in Dayton, Ohio. With a passion for music and the arts, Peter covers stories about local musicians, artists, and cultural events, highlighting the vibrant creative scene in the area.
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Peter Day's focus is on providing event coverage and profile features within the entertainment industry, particularly music. He seems to have a strong interest in local talent and events, with a specific focus on Ohio, Dayton.
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By: Evan Miller, Peter Day
On June 25, Benjamin and Titus Luckhaupt of the Cincinnati-based progressive bluegrass band My Brother's Keeper joined Midday Music host Evan Miller for a live interview and studio session. The brothers discussed their musical background and songwriting process, as well as their upcoming run of shows, which include dates at Natalie’s Grandview in Columbus (June 28) and Clifton Opera House (June 29). The brothers also performed several original songs live on air.
Country trio Chapel Hart will perform at Levitt Pavilion Dayton
By: Juliet Fromholt, Peter Day
On July 14, Lake Street Dive will perform at the Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati. Before the show, WYSO Music Director Juliet Fromholt spoke with Akie Bermiss, the band’s keyboard player, about the concert and the band’s unique approach to writing their latest album, Good Together, which was released in June.
(fromm left) James Reedy, Dale Hyde, Dylan Waters, Steven Stanton, and Logan Herrera of Dilly and the Doves.
By: Juliet Fromholt, Peter Day
Folk duo Stick and Bindle perform songs form their debut album, Lore and Laments, live on WYSO.
By: Cindy Funk, Peter Day
The South Bend traditional Irish band Kennedy's Kitchen will perform at the Dayton Celtic Festival on July 28.
By: Peter Day
Prior to their reunion concert at the Brightside, Motel Beds visited the WYSO studios for a live session on Kaleidoscope.
By: Peter Day
(from left) Isicle, Art Parkd organizers Fea Munoz and Jennifer Kash, Billy Gruber, Tronee Threat, The Rong Brothers and Dos.Gradiose previewing Lit As Funk on Kaleidoscope
Frank Calzada & Friends’ Tiny Stacks performance was electric. Frank Calzada, the group’s frontman, took the stage at the Electra C. Doren branch of Dayton Metro Library as his rhythm section–two percussionists and a bassist–laid down an infectious Latin groove. As he picked up his guitar, a black Fender Stratocaster that matched his outfit, he addressed the audience gathered around in a space normally designated as the library’s “story corner.”
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