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(10/20/25 9:43pm)
Walking down the concourse never felt less intimidating, all while listening to the bright tunes WEGL 91.1 has to offer. Here are the Wedneday radio personalities for our on-air programming, so sit back --or not--, relax --if you want to--, and without a doubt, enjoy.
(10/14/25 5:00am)
When people think about Hispanic music they think about mariachis and reggaeton, which is not exactly bad, but they are missing so much rich history of Hispanic music. From punk to soft pop and jazzy sounds, the world of music in Spanish is vast and colorful, here are 10 songs you should add to your playlist by artists other than Bad Bunny.
(10/15/25 2:43am)
Day two of Aubfest, featuring a lot of the main attractions of the weekend, began and ended in most memorable ways for a music festival worth celebrating.
(10/15/25 2:37am)
Aubfest is a small music festival here in Auburn, AL, organized by college students and taking place every semester since Fall 2022. Local artists and musicians are featured throughout a two day run, where concrete meets dirt and community thrives.
(09/29/25 3:10pm)
AUBURN, AL. — The Gogue Performing Arts Center was buzzing well before the lights dimmed Thursday evening. By the time doors closed at 6:50 p.m., the lobby had already been filled with fans collecting free copies of Gabrielle Zevin’s novel "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" and stress toys shaped like video game controllers. The event, “Community in Gaming: An Evening with Matthew Mercer,” drew a strikingly diverse crowd of children, college students, and older fans, united by their enthusiasm for tabletop role-playing games and one of its most recognizable voices.
(09/19/25 9:20pm)
Last Tuesday, Laufey and Suki Waterhouse played the second night of Laufey’s highly anticipated “A Matter Of Time” tour at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
(09/12/25 9:02pm)
On September 9, I had the privilege of attending Samia’s concert in Birmingham, AL. I had never been to Birmingham before so, the concert venue, Saturn, was a charming first glimpse into the quaint city. During the day it serves as a café, and at night, it transforms into a comfortable space-themed bar and concert venue. The exposed brick and colorful, psychedelic lights create a very unique atmosphere that makes it hard not to want to come back for more.
(09/05/25 5:34pm)
This past Friday, Men I Trust and Strongboi took the stage at Coca Cola Roxy in Atlanta and brought their ethereal dreampop sounds to of thousands of eager listeners.
(09/02/25 5:12pm)
ATLANTA — In a haze of fog, strobing lights and Spanish moss, Ethel Cain transformed The Eastern on Aug. 28 into a haunted Southern Gothic dreamscape for her "Willoughby Tucker Forever" tour.
(04/17/25 11:01pm)
It was Friday afternoon when I received life-altering texts about the WEGL Day Plans. I didn’t think it was real. Then the music started rolling.
(02/10/25 9:20pm)
Honorable Mention: Make It Fit - Karate
(12/03/24 2:33am)
Lawn Dog, local Auburn band, discusses their music with Sam Chapa after performing a set for WEGL Sessions.
(12/03/24 2:31am)
Lawn Dog, Auburn's newest local band, showcases their indie blend for WEGL Sessions.
(12/03/24 6:00pm)
(12/03/24 2:23am)
Sessions at WEGL 91.1 FM are back and better than ever!
(11/26/24 11:30pm)
Even a damp November night couldn’t stop Auburn students from showing up to UPC’s "War Damn Coffee Jam," a night filled with free coffee, donuts and live music on Samford Lawn. However, the night's big draw was a concert by Devin Kennedy - an R&B/Alternative artist who creates very intimate and meaningful settings for his listeners within his music.
(11/26/24 11:17pm)
Hello Mary’s longest string of ongoing shows came to a close, as we saw the band come undone in its complete finality, at The Masquerade on October 30, 2024.
(11/19/24 7:34pm)
(11/15/24 6:19pm)
On Saturday, November 11th, the first ever Live on the Plains took place at Sistrunk Farms in Opelika, Alabama. The festival was created by the same people who created the Auburn Rodeo, with the vibes of the festival being similar. The main difference between the two is that Live on the Plains is a straight music festival with no actual Rodeo in sight.
(11/12/24 6:32pm)