1. Catch up on last week’s World Cafe sessions, including exclusive performances from The Lone Bellow, Pickwick, Low and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

  2. Watch the Lone Bellow sing beautiful, heartfelt, impeccably harmonized folk-pop songs at its Tiny Desk Concert.
Photo: Lizzie Chen/NPR

    Watch the Lone Bellow sing beautiful, heartfelt, impeccably harmonized folk-pop songs at its Tiny Desk Concert.

    Photo: Lizzie Chen/NPR

  3. The Brooklyn roots-rock group The Lone Bellow has caused a stir with its self-titled debut. Watch its members perform one of the album’s catchiest songs, “The One You Should’ve Let Go,” live at Rockwood Music Hall in New York City from WFUV — the same stage on which they recorded The Lone Bellow.

  4. The Lone Bellow’s music has commercial cachet to spare, as the roots-pop rumble of Mumford & Sons mixes agreeably with the more emotionally resonant folk-rock belting of The Swell Season or The Civil Wars.
Stream The Lone Bellow now.

    The Lone Bellow’s music has commercial cachet to spare, as the roots-pop rumble of Mumford & Sons mixes agreeably with the more emotionally resonant folk-rock belting of The Swell Season or The Civil Wars.

    Stream The Lone Bellow now.

  5. You may not know The Lone Bellow now, but it’s poised to make a splash next year. With a forthcoming record produced by Charlie Peacock (The Civil Wars), watch a video from the heartfelt band.

    You may not know The Lone Bellow now, but it’s poised to make a splash next year. With a forthcoming record produced by Charlie Peacock (The Civil Wars), watch a video from the heartfelt band.