P.O.S packed an incredible amount of music in his Garden stage-headlining set at Rock the Garden.

Kamasi Washington and his band entranced thousands of slack-jawed, even teary-eyed patrons with their persistent, shape-shifting jazz.

Chastity Brown has a sense for the sweet spot. She's a storyteller, using her voice, harmonica, guitar, and words to set your heartbeat at the right pace. And when listening to Brown's performance at Rock the Garden, it all feels right.

Equal parts polish and twang, Nikki Lane's voice rose above an electric guitar, bass, drum set, and her own acoustic guitar as she charmed the Rock the Garden crowd.

Low Cut Connie skyrocketed the Sculpture Garden's energy as the first act of Rock the Garden 2018.

The day after rocking the 7th St Entry, Sunflower Bean visited The Current's studio to perform from 'Twentytwo in Blue' and talk with Mac Wilson.

'Every time we play on stage feels like the first time,' says Bodega vocalist Nikki Belfiglio. 'That sounds really corny, but there's so much energy and so much conviction behind what we do.' Bodega bring that same energy and conviction into The Current's studio, where they played a rocking session.

'Be More Kind,' the new album from Frank Turner, has been described as an optimistic album. 'I think it's important to temper our short-term pessimism with a little bit of medium-term optimism,' Turner acknowledges. Before playing an all-ages show at the Myth Live Event Center in Maplewood, Minn., Turner and bandmate Matt Nasir visited The Current studio for a live session hosted by Mac Wilson.

Impressed by the captivated audience and the opulent surroundings of the Victorian mansion, singer-songwriter Jade Bird told the audience 'This has been my favorite so far on this trip, so thank you!' Listen to the complete MicroShow, which includes the songs 'Lottery,' 'Cathedral,' 'Good At It' and more, plus a rip-roaring Johnny Cash cover.

You watched the world-famous ascent. Now, see the music video.