Boot-stomp beats with a Northland twang.
North Country Jukebox on The North 103.3 FM slings two hours of high-octane honky-tonk every Wednesday from 7pm - 9 pm, where outlaw grit, rockabilly swagger, and alt-country cool share the same barstool.
- Wide-open playlist: Cash and Patsy, Uncle Tupelo and Lucinda, Dale Watson and JD McPherson—plus tomorrow’s roadhouse heroes waiting to be discovered.
- Roots and riffs: From slap-back upright bass to Telecaster twang, each set is hand-mixed to keep boots tapping and engines idling.
- Scene scoop: Tour stops, record drops, and Twin Ports dance-hall dates so you never miss the next barn-burner.
Whether you’re two-stepping in the kitchen, cruising the Iron Range back roads, or just need a shot of neon-lit nostalgia, North Country Jukebox is the soundtrack that turns Wednesday night into Saturday at the roadhouse. Tune in 7pm - 9 pm and let the good twang roll.
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Scott "Starfire" Lunt is a musician, radio host, and community organizer based in Duluth, Minnesota. He is best known as the founder of the Homegrown Music Festival, which began in 1998 as a small birthday party and has since grown into an eight-day celebration featuring over 170 bands across multiple venues. -
Ted "Wolfman" Anderson is a guitarist and vocalist with the Duluth-based honky-tonk band Father Hennepin. Known for his gritty style and heartfelt delivery, Ted has been a core part of the group’s sound since its early days. Alongside frontman Starfire and fellow bandmates, he’s helped shape the band’s signature blend of soft rock and twangy country, earning them a perennial spot at the Homegrown Music Festival where they’ve performed more than 25 times. -
Lisa JohnsonChristine is The North 103.3's Music Director, a host of Music Through the Day, and the producer of Live from Studio A. One of her favorite things about her job is the opportunity to share music from the Twin Ports’ many talented local artists. In her spare time she takes full of advantage of Duluth’s outdoors opportunities.
