Live In Concert from NPR's All Songs Considered Folgen

It's not a stretch to call U.K. singer-songwriter Frank Turner a folksinger, especially when he performs solo with an acoustic guitar. But he's also a rocker, a punk and a storyteller. Hear Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls perform as part of the 2013 Newport Folk Festival "Four Simple Words"  "If Ever I Stray"  "Try This At Home"  "Losing Days"  "Glory Hallelujah"  "The Way I Tend To Be"  "Wessex Boy"  "Substitute"  "Wherefore Art Thou, Gene Simmons?"  "The Road"  "Peggy Sang The Blues"  "Recovery"  "I Still Believe"  "Photosynthesis"

Icelandic composer and piano player Olafur Arnalds managed to squeeze a 28 piece orchestra onto the stage of Le Poisson Rouge...a nightclub in Greenwich Village. The orchestra is known as The LPR Ensemble and the music made that evening was simply magical.

Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield was tucked in a back room at Stubb's during SXSW on March 14.  She opened her 25-minute set with a string of fragile solo songs, each more delicate than the last. This was interior music, made of guts and nerves and other viscera we don't share easily.