Blogs

In the Key of Folk, Nov. 20, 2024

Join us this afternoon on In the Key of Folk to hear a mix of genres with members of The Bluegrass Reunion; the rising young musician, Yasmin Williams; Laurie Lewis; Richard Thompson; traditional/contra dance tunes by Kalos, Stringray and the Syncopaths; and a bit of Scandinavian music. It's bound to keep you awake and moving. It's a great day to exercise your radio (or streaming capabilities), so tune in at 2 PM this afternoon, if you haven't tuned in already. Join us at KDRT.org!

KDRT Events Outlook – one-stop spot for live sounds

ICYMI, the KDRT Events Outlook airs daily at 12 noon and 6 p.m. to keep you current on all the latest live music events. If for some reason you are not glued to your speakers at those times, good news: Our events calendar is always here for you, online, just a click away. Look up above this blog feed and you'll see an Events tab in the orange menu bar. That's it — easy as pumpkin pie! We also do our darndest to keep you in the know via our Facebook & Instagram accounts — so let's connect. As always, if you'd like to submit an event, holler.

Electric Compost Heap -- Nov. 8, 2024

Tonight at 6 p.m. PST on the Electric Compost Heap, host Dug Deep features some music by the Sex Organs, who will be playing in Locke (south of Sacramento) next Friday, Nov. 15!  He'll spin some new and newer music for you, as well as few songs of discontent and many other musical compostables. The official color of this evening's program is blue! Hope you can join us at KDRT.org

In the Key of Folk, Nov. 6, 2024

This afternoon at 2PM, tune in to In the Key of Folk to hear seletions by Kevin Burke and The Bothy Band, Solas, David Francey, Archived selections from Joni Mitchell's early days on the folk scene, Karine Polwart's song Laws of Motion, and more. Keep your ears tuned to music that soothes and calms ... a comfortable place to be on a windy day! So please join me for the hour at KDRT.org

Davis voters elect Deos to council, approve two tax increases

Davis voters have elected Linda Deos (pictured) to the City Council, re-elected Lea Darrah to the Davis school board, and handily approved two tax measures to pay for city services and the Davis public library.

According to unofficial results available Wednesday morning on the Yolo County elections website:

• Deos won the council’s district 2 seat, the only contested council position this election, with about 52 percent of the vote. Victor Lagunes placed second with 27.3 percent, followed by Dillan Horton with 20.6 percent.

• Lea Darrah won re-election to the area 2 seat on the Davis Joint Unified School District board, receiving 72 percent to Elizabeth (Lizzy) Griffith's 28 percent.