Three walkable events across downtown Warren, culminating in a special concert at the Robins Theatre featuring The Labra Brothers, Demos Papadimas, Black Wolf & the Thief, and more.
The Summit FM proudly announces the 9th Annual 330 Day Celebration, a small series of events on Monday, March 30 honoring Northeast Ohio’s music, creativity, and community. This year’s celebration expands beyond the concert stage with three walkable events in downtown Warren, culminating in a night of live music at the historic Robins Theatre.
“Each year, 330 Day gives us a chance to celebrate what makes our region special, and this year we’re excited to expand that experience even further,” said Tommy Bruno, General Manager of The Summit FM. “By highlighting Summit Wellness, showcasing incredible 330 area musicians, and bringing people together in the beautiful city of Warren, we’re continuing to deepen the connection between music, community, and well-being.”
In 2016, the cities of Akron, Youngstown, and Canton officially declared March 30 as “330 Day” in recognition of The Summit FM and their local music-only public radio station, The330.net.
Event Schedule
3:30 PM – Summit Wellness “Music & Movement” Showcase
The celebration begins at the Wean Foundation (147 W. Market St., Warren, OH) with the Summit Wellness Music & Movement Showcase, led by Summit Wellness Coordinator Sarah Swirsky, Trust Drum Circles, and featuring live music from Marc Lee Shannon. This interactive experience explores music-making and sound for wellness, including chair yoga, gentle movement, mindfulness, and more — along with information about The Summit FM’s Wellness initiative.
4:30 PM – 330 Day Concert Pre-Party
At Modern Method Brewing (125 Dave Grohl Alley, Warren, OH), music fans are invited to gather for the official 330 Day Pre-Party, featuring a Summit FM DJ set from Summit Music Director Chad Miller, a food truck, and a relaxed community hang before the evening concert.
7:00 PM – The 9th Annual 330 Day Concert (Doors open at 6:00 PM)
The day culminates at the historic Robins Theatre (160 E. Market St., Warren, OH 44481) with the 9th Annual 330 Day Concert, a free, all-ages event, celebrating the vibrant music scene in Northeast Ohio, hosted by Summit Program Director Brad Savage, focusing on a diverse lineup of regional and local artists:
* The Labra Brothers (headlining, previewing new music from their upcoming album)
* Demos Papadimas
* Black Wolf & the Thief
* Adam Remnant
* Barry Carroll
* Ceci Taylor
Special performance by select members of the Fitch Rock Band, a standout student rock ensemble from Austintown Fitch High School, led by John Anthony of the Vindys.
All three events are located within a short walk of each other in downtown Warren — park once and enjoy the entire day.
Tickets and Access
Tickets to the 330 Day Concert are FREE, with a $20 suggested donation, and can be reserved at TheSummit.FM. Preferred seating is available to Summit FM members and Guitar Club members, who can RSVP via an exclusive event link sent via email. In addition, everyone who donates $20 or more will be entered to win a custom-made Telecaster-style electric guitar from Gray Wolf Guitars.
The historic Robins Theatre in downtown Warren, Ohio
Our 2026 330 Day Headliner, The Labra Brothers
Through The Summit FM’s Marilyn Stroud Music Alive Program, generous donors give gently used instruments a second life. Those instruments are carefully repaired and placed directly into the hands of students at area schools—helping young musicians discover the power of music.
Thanks to this community, more than 700 instruments have already been donated to local students. 🎸🎺🎻
We’re excited to welcome a new partner to the program: Austin Milvet of Milvet Guitar Repair, a locally owned Akron business. Austin will now handle all of our guitar and stringed instrument repairs—and is already working on over 30 instruments that will be distributed this spring.
Want to help keep the music going?
Click here to learn how you can donate an instrument to the Marilyn Stroud Music Alive Program.
Curious about our new partner?
Learn more about Milvet Guitar Repair here: www.milvetguitarrepairs.com
Each year, the Summit FM airwaves tell their own story. From songs that slowly found their footing to tracks that became instant staples, these are the records that resonated most through sheer repetition and connection. In 2025, our musically adventurous playlist once again spanned genres, generations, and scenes, spotlighting both new discoveries and trusted favorites.
The Top 91 Summit Songs of 2025 are ranked by spin count — the songs we played the most over the course of the year. Taken together, they offer a snapshot of what defined 2025 on Summit FM: adventurous sounds, compelling songwriting, and music that stayed with us long after the first listen. Count them down and revisit the songs that shaped our year on the radio.
91.) D.K. Harrell — “Grown Now”
90.) Flipturn — “Rodeo Clown”
89.) Joseph Arthur — “Rise”
88.) Travis — “Raze the Bar”
87.) Bon Iver — “From”
86.) The Cure — “A Fragile Thing”
85.) Laufey — “Silver Lining”
84.) Father John Misty — “She Cleans Up”
83.) Personal Trainer — “Round”
82.) Mt. Joy — “She Wants to Go Dancing”
81.) Hamilton Leithauser — “Knockin’ Heart”
80.) Lucy Dacus — “Ankles”
79.) Mike Farris — “Ease On”
78.) Jon Muq — “Shake Shake”
77.) Wolf Alice — “White Horses”
76.) Nick Phoenix — “Saturn”
75.) Twenty One Pilots — “The Line”
74.) Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats — “Call Me (Whenever You Want)”
73.) Larkin Poe — “Easy Love, Pt. 1”
72.) DJO — “Basic Being Basic”
71.) Matt Berninger — “Bonnet of Pins”
70.) Maggie Rogers — “In the Living Room”
69.) The Lumineers — “Same Old Song”
68.) Alabama Shakes — “Another Life”
67.) Kathleen Edwards — “Save Your Soul”
66.) Stereophonics — “There’s Always Gonna Be Something”
65.) Matt Maeson — “Downstairs”
64.) Goo Goo Dolls — “Nothing Lasts Forever”
63.) Fontaines D.C. — “It’s Amazing to Be Young”
62.) Samantha Fish — “Sweet Southern Sounds”
61.) My Morning Jacket — “Everyday Magic”
60.) Julien Baker & Torres — “Sugar in the Tank”
59.) Counting Crows — “With Love, From A–Z”
58.) Neko Case — “Wreck”
57.) Will Hoge — “Sweet Misery”
56.) Paul Thorn — “Tough Times Don’t Last”
55.) Red Clay Strays — “I’m Still Fine”
54.) Kashus Culpepper — “Believe”
53.) Southern Avenue — “Upside”
52.) Everything Is Recorded (feat. Florence Welch) — “Never Felt Better”
51.) Tyler Childers — “Nose on the Grindstone”
50.) Billy Strings — “Gild the Lily”
49.) Max McNown — “A Lot More Free”
48.) Lord Huron — “Watch Me Go”
47.) The Head and the Heart — “Arrow”
46.) Teddy Swims — “Bad Dreams”
45.) Elton John & Brandi Carlile — “Who Believes in Angels?”
44.) Gigi Perez — “Sailor Song”
43.) Bebe Stockwell — “Minor Inconveniences”
42.) Wet Leg — “Mangetout”
41.) MJ Lenderman — “She’s Leaving You”
40.) Tano Jones Revelry — “What About Me”
39.) The Head and the Heart — “After the Setting Sun”
38.) Clover County — “Ultraviolet”
37.) D.K. Harrell — “A Little Taste”
36.) Florence + the Machine — “Everybody Scream”
35.) Goose — “Madalena”
34.) Caamp — “Mistakes”
33.) Role Model — “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out”
32.) Lorde — “What Was That”
31.) Lord Huron — “Nothing I Need”
30.) Hermanos Gutiérrez feat. Leon Bridges — “Elegantly Wasted”
29.) Richard Ashcroft — “Lover”
28.) Kashus Culpepper — “After Me?”
27.) Cage the Elephant — “Metaverse”
26.) The Black Keys — “The Night Before”
25.) Mt. Joy — “Lucy”
24.) Amyl & the Sniffers — “U Should Not Be Doing That”
23.) David Byrne — “Everybody Laughs”
22.) Billie Eilish — “Birds of a Feather”
21.) Wolf Alice — “Bloom Baby Bloom”
20.) Molly Tuttle — “That’s Gonna Leave a Mark”
19.) Maggie Rose & Grace Potter — “Poison in My Well”
18.) Peach Pit — “Magpie”
17.) The Black Keys — “No Rain, No Flowers”
16.) Myles Smith — “Nice to Meet You”
15.) Mumford & Sons — “Rushmere”
14.) Caamp — “Let Things Go”
13.) Bon Iver — “Everything Is Peaceful Love”
12.) Wet Leg — “Catch These Fists”
11.) The Last Dinner Party — “This Is the Killer Speaking”
10.) St. Paul & the Broken Bones — “Sushi and Coca-Cola”
9.) Goose — “Give It Time”
8.) Royel Otis — “Moody”
7.) Counting Crows — “Spaceman in Tulsa”
6.) Turnstile — “Never Enough”
5.) Mumford & Sons — “Caroline”
4.) Lola Young — “Messy”
3.) Jesse Welles — “Horses”
2.) Jack White — “Archbishop Harold Holmes”
1.) My Morning Jacket — “Time Waited”
At The Summit FM, we spend a lot of time listening — digging through new releases, falling in love with unexpected songs, and chasing that feeling you only get when a record hits just right. As 2025 comes to a close, we asked our staff to share the music and moments that stood out to them most over the past year.
From the songs that stayed on repeat to the albums that soundtracked our days — and the live shows we’re still thinking about — these lists offer a behind-the-scenes look at what inspired us in 2025. Think of it as a mixtape from the people who help shape The Summit FM.
Andrew James
Operations Director / On-Air Host
Top Five Songs of 2025
- The Head and the Heart – “Arrow”
- Leif Vollebekk – “Peace of Mind”
- Mumford & Sons – “Caroline”
- My Morning Jacket – “Time Waited”
- Tano Jones Revelry – “What About Me”
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Dream Theater – Parasomnia
- Florence + the Machine – Everybody Scream
- Mumford & Sons – Rushmere
- Southern Avenue – Family
- Will Hoge – Sweet Misery
Favorite Concert: Mumford & Sons – Blossom Music Center – Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Favorite Summit Discoveries of 2025: Imogen Clark, The Happy Fits, Barr Brothers
Brad Savage
Program Director / On-Air Host
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Brandi Carlile – Returning to Myself
- Southern Avenue – Family
- The Shootouts – Switchback
- twenty one pilots – Breach
- Turnstile – Never Enough
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Everything Is Recorded feat. Sampha & Florence Welch – “Never Felt Better”
- Lola Young – “Messy”
- Maribou State – “All I Need”
- My Morning Jacket – “Time Waited”
- Steve Forbert – “Ebenezer’s Back in Town”
Favorite Concert: Sleep Token – Rocket Arena – Cleveland, OH
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: D.K. Harrell
Chad Miller
Music Director / On-Air Host
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Deep Sea Diver – “Shovel”
- Hamilton Leithauser – “Knockin’ Heart”
- Jack White – “Archbishop Harold Holmes”
- Jeff Tweedy – “Enough”
- Matt Berninger – “Bonnet of Pins”
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Bon Iver – SABLE, fABLE
- Deep Sea Diver – Billboard Heart
- Lord Huron – The Cosmic Selector, Vol. 1
- My Morning Jacket – Is
- Wet Leg – Moisturizer
Favorite Concert: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – May 2 – Palace Theatre, Columbus, OH
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: Girl Tones
Dave Swanson
Revolt Into Style Host
Top Five Songs of 2025
- The Darkness – “The Longest Kiss”
- The Len Price 3 – “Gypsy Magick”
- Panic Shack – “Tit School”
- Pulp – “Got to Have Love”
- Sharp Pins – “Popafangout”
Top Five Albums of 2025
- The Darkness – Dreams on Toast
- The Divine Comedy – Rainy Sunday Afternoon
- The Len Price 3 – Medway Magick
- Pulp – More
- Sharp Pins – Balloon Balloon Balloon
Favorite Concert: Sparks – September 15 – Agora Theatre – Cleveland, OH
Laura Smiley
Development Director
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Doechii – “Anxiety”
- Lola Young – “Messy”
- Momma – “I Want You”
- Turnstile – “Never Enough”
- Wet Leg – “Catch These Fists”
Top Albums of 2025 (no particular order)
- Lola Young – I’m Only F**king Myself
- Mavis Staples – Sad and Beautiful World
- Momma – Welcome to My Blue Sky
- Tyler Childers – Snipe Hunter
Favorite Show: Daniel Donato
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: D.K. Harrell
Lori Dailey
On-Air Host
Top Five Songs of 2025
- The Black Keys – “Man on a Mission”
- Maggie Rose & Grace Potter – “Poison in My Well”
- Mumford & Sons – “Truth”
- St. Paul & the Broken Bones – “Sushi & Coca-Cola”
- Will Hoge – “Keeping My Windows”
Top Albums of 2025
- Ben Gage – Roads I Missed
- The Black Keys – No Rain, No Flowers
- Mumford & Sons – Rushmere
- The Trews – The Bloody Light
- Will Hoge – Sweet Misery
Bonus Album:
- Taylor Swift – The Life of a Showgirl
Favorite Concert: Mumford & Sons – Blossom Music Center - Cuyahoga Falls, OH (in the storm!)
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: The Trews
Matt Anthony
Digital Media Producer / On-Air Host
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Molly Tuttle – So Long Little Miss Sunshine
- Momma – Welcome to My Blue Sky
- Rocket – R Is for Rocket
- Sleep Token – Even in Arcadia
- Turnstile – Never Enough
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Amanda Shires – “Piece of Mind”
- Coast Arcade – “Acetone”
- Ecca Vandal – “Cruising to Self-Soothe”
- Girl Tones – “Blame”
- Rocket – “Take Your Aim”
Favorite Concert: Turnpike Troubadours – Wolstein Center – Cleveland, OH
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: Presley Haile
Rebecca Baird
On-Air Host
Top Five Albums of 2025
- The Accidentals & Kaboom Studio Orchestra – Sonus Borealis
- The Beths – Straight Line Was a Line
- Brandi Carlile – Returning to Myself
- Mt. Joy – Hope We Have Fun
- Wolf Alice – The Clearing
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Counting Crows – “Under the Aurora”
- Jack White – “Archbishop Harold Holmes”
- The Red Clay Strays – “People Hatin’”
- The Shootouts – “The Other Side of My Life”
- The Vindys – “Black Magic”
Favorite Concerts of 2025: Jack White – April 16 – Agora Theatre, Cleveland, OH
Bonus Favorite Concerts: Sonus Borealis World Tour
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: The Happy Fits
Ryan Humbert
Marketing, Design & Events
Host of The Americana Roundup
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Brandi Carlile – Returning to Myself
- Brandi Carlile & Elton John – Who Believes in Angels?
- Rodney Crowell – Airline Highway
- Vince Gill – 50 Years from Home (EPs 1 & 2)
- Waylon Jennings – Songbird
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Brandi Carlile – “A War with Time”
- Maggie Rose & Grace Potter – “Poison in My Well”
- Marfa – “Daisy”
- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band feat. Matraca Berg – “Nashville Skyline”
- Rodney Crowell – “Twenty-One Song Salute”
Favorite Concert: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – May 2 – Palace Theatre, Columbus, OH
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: Young Gun Silver Fox
Ryan Humbert
Marketing, Design & Events
Host of The Americana Roundup
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Brandi Carlile – Returning to Myself
- Brandi Carlile & Elton John – Who Believes in Angels?
- Rodney Crowell – Airline Highway
- Vince Gill – 50 Years from Home (EPs 1 & 2)
- Waylon Jennings – Songbird
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Brandi Carlile – “A War with Time”
- Maggie Rose & Grace Potter – “Poison in My Well”
- Marfa – “Daisy”
- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band feat. Matraca Berg – “Nashville Skyline”
- Rodney Crowell – “Twenty-One Song Salute”
Favorite Concert: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – May 2 – Palace Theatre, Columbus, OH
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: Young Gun Silver Fox
Sarah Swirsky
Wellness Coordinator
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Allison Russell feat. Annie Lennox – “Superlover”
- Jon Batiste – “BIG MONEY”
- Jessie Welles feat. Joan Baez – “No Kings”
- Larkin Poe – “If God Is a Woman”
- Southern Avenue – “Family”
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Jon Batiste – The New American Collection
- Jesse Welles – Devil’s Den
- Larkin Poe – Bloom
- Rhiannon Giddens & Justin Robinson – What Did the Blackbird Say to the Crow
- Sierra Ferrell – Trail of Flowers (Deluxe Edition)
Favorite Concert: Apostle Jones – Rialto Theater - Akron, OH
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: Anya Marina
Tommy Bruno
General Manager
Top Five Songs of 2025
- Fontaines D.C. – “It’s Amazing to Be Young”
- My Morning Jacket – “Time Waited”
- St. Paul & the Broken Bones – “Sushi & Coca-Cola”
- Turnstile – “Never Enough”
- Young Gun Silver Fox – “Stevie & Sly”
Top Five Albums of 2025
- Dijon – Baby
- Jesse Welles – Horses
- Kathleen Edwards – Billionaire
- Royel Otis – Hickey
- Tame Impala – Dracula
Favorite Concert: Thievery Corporation – House of Blues - Cleveland, OH
Favorite Summit Discovery of 2025: Lola Young
The Summit FM has been part of our community since 1955 and has been serving up commercial-free, true music diversity since 1986. We’re here to bring you fantastic, unique music that connects listeners across 21 counties.
But 2025 has brought one of our toughest challenges yet. The federal Corporation for Public Broadcasting funding we’ve relied on for more than 30 years was rescinded overnight — a major pillar of our support, gone.
Still, we’re Here to Stay — with your help.
Your support helps us:
- Donate 700+ instruments to students through the Marilyn Stroud Music Alive Program
- Fund scholarships for seniors overcoming adversity
- Host the 330 Day Concert, showcasing 100 Northeast Ohio artists to 5,000 fans over 8 years — free to attend every year
- Welcome 500+ artists into Studio C, from The Avett Brothers to The War & Treaty
- Promote Summit Wellness through 3,000+ PSAs on mental health and recovery
We remain proudly independent — no news, no sports, no politics — just great, diverse music. Now, without CPB funding, your membership matters more than ever. Something this unique, this community-driven, is worth preserving.
Please pledge your support today. Whether a one-time gift or a sustaining membership, your contribution ensures we’re truly Here to Stay.
