Drive-By Truckers' Mike Cooley, at home in Birmingham, Ala., and Patterson Hood, at home in Portland, Ore., connected with The Current's Bill DeVille to talk about what they've been doing during quarantine and to take turns playing songs.

Jack Garratt is in the process of releasing his latest album, 'Love, Death and Dancing'; he's releasing the songs in phases to give his fans a chance to really get to know the songs. Garratt also speaks frankly about mental health. 'I realized I'll never be perfect, and that is not only fine, but worth celebrating,' he says. Watch the complete Live Virtual Session hosted by Jill Riley.

Adam Weiner of Low Cut Connie, at home in South Philadelphia, connects with host Jade for a Live Virtual Session for The Current. ' We're all separated, we're all in our houses,' Weiner says. 'But we're connecting right now though the magic of radio and technology. We're making art right now.' Watch Adam Weiner play songs by Low Cut Connie, a tasty Prince cover and few surprises.

Dave Pirner originally planned to be in Los Angeles this week, promoting 'Hurry Up and Wait,' Soul Asylum's brand-new record. 'Now I'm in a basement in Minneapolis.' But Pirner and bandmate Ryan Smith make the best of the unexpected situation by playing songs and talking with The Current's Mark Wheat in Virtual Live Session.

Guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela join host Bill DeVille from their studio in Ixtapa, Mexico, to play a couple of selections from their Grammy-winning 2019 album 'Mettavolution' as well as a piece from their 2002 self-titled release.

Green/Blue are a buzzworthy new Minnesota band, but the four members are no newcomers.

Matthew Caws of Nada Surf connected all the way from the UK with Bill DeVille in St. Paul for a live virtual session.

Connecting over the internet, Margaret Glaspy shared two songs from 'Devotion' with Jade during our latest virtual session.

Laura Marling joins The Current from her home in London to play three songs from her 2020 album, 'Song for our Daughter.'

In the absence of touring, The Current has launched Live Virtual Sessions, connecting you to artists where they are quarantining during the coronavirus pandemic. In this session, host Jade connects with singer-songwriter Valerie June, who is spending this time at her family home in Humboldt, Tennessee. Valerie June shares some songs and positive thoughts.