KEXP have now posted video from Juliana’s live session recorded at their studios in Seattle on January 31, 2020 during her winter tour. Remember tours? :(

Juliana and the band are on top form here and they sound outstanding. They play Hole In My Life, an awesome version of Lost Ship, Juliana then chats to DJ Cheryl Waters, and they finish with Everything’s For Sale and Wonder Why.

It’s also worth revisiting Renata Steiner’s excellent official photo set from that day.

These KEXP sessions are always SO good. A reminder of Juliana’s last couple of visits:

The Juliana Hatfield Three, 2015
Minor Alps, 2013

An outstanding solo electric session recorded on February 13, 2020 at WGBH's Fraser Performance Studio.

Juliana plays Sunny Somewhere, Everything's For Sale, and Lost Ship.

Recorded earlier in the year during her tour, here's Juliana performing 3 acoustic covers for WUWM at the Lake Effect Performance Studios in Milwaukee. You can hear the original broadcast including an interview at wuwm.com.

Juliana performed 6 songs for the BIRN Alive show on Berklee Internet Radio Network yesterday, including 2 new ones from the forthcoming Weird album.

This is a really good session.

Accompanied by Mike Oram, she played:

• My Sister
• Wonder Why
• Suspended In Time
• Lost Ship
• Everything's For Sale
• Failure

Video was streamed on Facebook and is currently available (without the need for a Facebook account) at:

https://www.facebook.com/thebirn/videos/208000820130246/

The audio is also available to listen (albeit only for the next couple of weeks) at radiofreeamerica.com

Thanks to Carlos for the links and info.

Beautiful performances of Choose Drugs and Christmas Cactus here.

Juliana's acoustic session for WFUV recorded back in April is now available to watch and listen at:

www.wfuv.org/content/juliana-hatfield-2017

The songs are There's Always Another Girl, Touch You Again, and Wonder Why.

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Juliana's acoustic session for Paste as originally broadcast live on April 27 from New York City is now available to view on demand.

You can watch the whole 16 minute video or as individual songs I Wanna Be Your Disease, If I Wanted Trouble and Touch You Again.

Update - now also on YouTube as above.

Juliana appeared on the WNYC's Lenoard Lopate show earlier today for an interview and acoustic session.

She performed I Wanna Be Your Disease (6:20) and Impossible Song (14:40).

Lightning 100 of Nashville have posted video of the 2 songs John and Juliana performed during their radio interview last October.

Thanks to Carlos for the info

Missed this from a couple of weeks ago (Oct 14, 2016). A radio session / interview with two thirds of Blake Babies. Lightning 100, Nashville:

Juliana Hatfield and John Strohm stopped by the ONErpm studio to catch up with Ana Lee before their show at The Basement East. John gives a personal shout out to Phoebe Bridgers, the history of Blake Babies, and their reunion show. Blake Babies perform an acoustic version of “Waiting For Heaven” and “Lament” live in the studio.

Listen at Lightning 100.

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From an interview with all three Blake Babies at NoiseTrade:

NT: Many present day bands list Blake Babies as an influence and have even name dropped the band in interviews . For example, Bully comes to mind recently. How does that feel for you all and to what do you attribute your lasting sonic legacy?

Strohm: I’ve met the people in Bully before – they are a local band here in Nashville – and they’ve given me no indication that they know our band! But I do hear an influence, whether it’s direct or they are mining similar influences as us. I’ve seen the references in the press. When young bands or music writers acknowledge us as influential, that feels amazing. That’s the best thing, really. We felt at the time that a big reason we were toughing it out – and it was very hard to do this band for a lot of reasons – was to build some sort of musical legacy that could become more important over time. We didn’t necessarily expect it to happen, but I think we really hoped it would. Now that we’ve built our lives in other directions it matters less than I would have expected, but it’s still very satisfying. I can only really speak for myself, but I’m such a geek music fan that it just blows my mind to think that something we did as kids decades ago actually has a life and continuing influence today. The very best thing that could happen is to inspire young people to want to make music, or to influence the music they make. That sort of thing really validates the whole experience, and everything we put into it.

Smith: I’m proud of the initiative we took in the early days of our career. How when nobody would sign us, we put out our own record. Also, how we worked hard and worked together because we cared so much about what we were doing.

Hatfield: I am just glad no one got killed, that we didn’t kill each other, or kill ourselves.

Also of note at NoiseTrade there's vintage audio of a 1989 Blake Babies studio session for WERS.

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There's an interview and performances of If I Could, My Sister, and I Don't Know What To Do With My Hands in a live session at Jefferson Public Radio.

KEXP have today posted video of the Juliana Hatfield Three session from earlier this month in Seattle. Joyous times.

Watch the full performance as embedded above or separated into songs on YouTube: My Sister, Ordinary Guy, I'm Shy, and Spin The Bottle.

A reminder that there's a great photoset on Flickr too.

Another German radio interview, including a live performance of 'I Don't Know What Do With My Hands'.

Towards the end of the interview, Juliana and Matthew say that although there are no firm plans for Minor Alps in the future (Matthew is returning to work with Nada Surf after the tour), they are "working on a new song".

Whoop.

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There's a Minor Alps radio interview with performances of 'I Wanna Take You Home' and 'Waiting For You' at FluxFM.

Live on @ouifm tonight! @minoralps. pic.twitter.com/JKkqj7UqeU

— matthew caws (@nadasurf) April 15, 2014

Tonight!

OUI FM

UPDATE: It turns out that this was Matthew solo.

http://wfuv.org * Follow @wfuv: http://ow.ly/flLAg Minor Alps performs "If I Wanted Trouble" live in Studio A. Recorded 11/22/13. Host: Alisa Ali Engineer: Rafael Moure-Punnett Cameras: Caroline Inzucchi, Sam Smith, Sarah Burns, and Eli Simon Editor: Caroline Inzucchi

http://wfuv.org * Follow @wfuv: http://ow.ly/flLAg Minor Alps performs "Maxon" live in Studio A. Recorded 11/22/13. Host: Alisa Ali Engineer: Rafael Moure-Punnett Cameras: Caroline Inzucchi, Sam Smith, Sarah Burns, and Eli Simon Editor: Sam Smith

http://wfuv.org * Follow @wfuv: http://ow.ly/flLAg Minor Alps performs "I Don't Know What To Do With My Hands" live in Studio A. Recorded 11/22/13. Host: Alisa Ali Engineer: Rafael Moure-Punnett Cameras: Caroline Inzucchi, Sam Smith, Sarah Burns, and Eli Simon Editor: Caroline Inzucchi

Recorded on November 22 last year, this WFUV session with Minor Alps is being broadcast tonight at 9PM Eastern.

You can listen to the audio including between-song interviews with Matthew and Juliana at wfuv.org.

The photoset is at Flickr.

http://KEXP.ORG presents Minor Alps performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded November 8, 2013.

The first public performance of Minor Alps, from November 8 last year in Seattle.

Outstanding.

If you missed them earlier, make sure you also catch the photos from the session.