Taking a trip through his entire catalog, Conor Oberst played the Fitzgerald Theater in the inaugural The Current Sessions at the Fitz with a stripped down set up. He even debuted a couple of new songs.

"How Do You Like Me Now?" is the title of The Heavy's smash-hit single that has been featured in movies, television shows and commercials since 2009. And the world's answer to their question is increasingly: "A whole lot!"

Searching for Sugar Man tells the incredible true story of Rodriguez, the greatest '70s rock icon who never was.

Claudia Schmidt talks about her reunion album with Sally Rogers, "Evidence of Happiness."

The 13th season of the Sound Unseen Film, Music & Art show is coming up fast, with events happening October 10-14. This year, their films-about-music screenings will be paired with free live music at Harriet Brewing’s Tap Room in South Minneapolis, and they’ve booked a promising lineup of local DJs and live acts that includes…

Mark Mallman’s longest nonstop performance yet, Marathon 4, pulled into Minneapolis yesterday evening and called on a handful of Twin Cities performers to keep the music going. This time around, instead of performing from inside a local rock club, Mallman has made a 1992 GMC Vandura van his venue and has played one long, mostly…

The Foundations were a British soul group, heavily influenced by the Motown sound.

We love to bring new independent music to you, and each week, mid-day host Jade highlights the new tunes you'll hear on The Current.

Here's a selection of the new stuff we've added to our mix this week, including an early taste of the exciting new supergroup Atoms for Peace, plus new music from Gary Clark Jr., Animal Collective and Atlas Genius.

Jonny Greenwood scored the new film "The Master," his second for director Paul Thomas Anderson.