Little Live Radio Hour features Jojo Dodge

By Reader Staff

The next installment of the Little Live Radio Hour on Tuesday, May 19 will showcase the talents of Jojo Dodge at a special show at The Hive (207 N. First Ave., in downtown Sandpoint).

Little Live Radio Hour is a free monthly presentation from KRFY 88.5 FM Panhandle Community Radio and The Festival at Sandpoint, offering performances from regional artists that are broadcast live and with an in-person audience.

Doors open for the May 19 show at 6:30 p.m. and the broadcast runs from 7-8 p.m.

Coeur D’Alene-based Jojo Dodge has been playing her original music throughout North Idaho and the Inland Northwest for years, including an appearance at the 2025 Festival at Sandpoint Community Night. She’ll be joined on stage for the upcoming Little Live Radio Hour by guitarist Drew Brereton and drummer Cody Cummins (and maybe some surprise guests). KRFY’s Jack Peterson will serve as host.

This will also be the last chance for audiences to see or hear Dodge locally — at least for a while — as she’s announced a move to Los Angeles to further pursue her musical career.

Admission is free. All ages welcome.

Listen to the show at 88.5 FM or stream it at krfy.org. For more info, go to jojododgeofficial.com.

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