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Start stretching, listeners: summer is here, the first 50+ artists have been announced, and Mile 12 is right around the corner!

The Drew Crew reunites for your first look at this year’s growing lineup, complete with returning regulars, fast favorites, and, of course, a few standouts for the first round of artist picks. Then, it’s the part where we say something, as Drew, Tammy, and Erin discuss new approaches to make Mile even better this year. Hoarse voices won’t stop this bunch from talking tunes!

Listen in for featured songs from early favorites Winyah, VEAUX, and Todd Carey, and get to know some artists on a deeper level with personal stories about Stephen Kellogg and Devils Teeth.

#SeeYouAroundTheMile …if no-plan summer doesn’t stop us!

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If you need alittle 'Self Help', Tae & The Neighborly are here to guide you on your journey. Tae sits down with Drew to discuss her latest record and dive into some of the soulful pop tracks on the album. Tae, now a seasoned musician of Wisconsin, is carving out her place in the music scene that makes her a stand-out and one to catch when you see her and the band come thru!

Tae and the Neighborly help you let go of the the past (Let it Rain), look ahead to the future with confidence (Start of Something New), revel in the grace of the here and now (Carry On), fondly remember a person not here anymore (Missing You), reflect on mistakes made (Fools Kitchen) and go on a climatic journey that helps you find alittle Self Help. You can catch Tae talking of some of these lyrics, what they mean to her and get a sample of some of these songs in the episode.

Tae also elaborates of the hustle that kicks off ones career in the music scene including getting booked - to the now, where she recently found Tae and The Neighborly playing a music showcase at the Kennedy Center in DC!

With a calming presence, an eye for artistry, a voice that's mature beyond her years, and an amazing soul that backs it all up...Get to know Tae here and then go out catch the band live!

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If you’re looking for a Norwegian jazz band, turn back now (unless you want your face rocked off).

Unlike their namesake nemesis, NYC-based The Thing brings a fresh take to the rock scene. While their connection since high school means they’ve had plenty of time to hone their original sound, it was only in recent years that they hit the ground running with touring the world and two full length albums - and they haven’t slowed down since.

Drew and Erin sit down for a conversation with Jack and Zane to talk tunes and tour stories. Hear what Appleton has in common with France (it’s more than just our love of cheese!), get the inside scoop on the making of their first two records, and learn why you should never trust the robots.

You won’t want to miss the high-energy stage show from this rock powerhouse the next time they come through the area. Until then, double-check your search results and Long Live The Thing.

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