HeyJaredNO COVER: Local Sessions
No Cover is a collaboration between KCSU FM and CTV, aiming to highlight local artists and KCSU's local music events through recorded sets and interviews. All episodes are released on CTV Channel 11, CTV's Youtube platform, and KCSU's Podcast platform.
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KCSU x RAMEvents Battle of the Bands 2026: No Cover Local Session (opens the original)
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This No Cover special highlights the 5th annual Battle of the Bands, presented by KCSU FM and RAMEvents. This staple live music event brought us sets from 4 fantastic CSU bands: Midriff, Kevin?, Any Means Necessary, and Boy Sorority. This bill ranged from rock & roll to indie and hardcore punk, all on the Lory Student Center's Sutherland Gardens. We're excited to bring you a taste of their performances, along with conversations with members of the bands themselves. KCSU x RAMEvents Battle of the
Pall Mall Jesus: No Cover Local Session (opens the original)
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Slacker folk duo Pall Mall Jesus kicks off the Fall 2026 No Cover season with an appearance in the KCSU studio. Excited to show off some of their songs from their first studio album, “With the Beetles,” released earlier this year. The recording blended an acoustic sound, personal introspection, and an infectious energy. They kept the energy going when KCSU's Ashley Crouch chatted with the duo about how their writing process has evolved since the band's roots. Setlist: Animal Control Cry About Th
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