Los Campesinos! - Avocado, Baby, from the new album "No Blues."

As the nation gives thanks, The Current will celebrate with Time Machine Weekend. Tune in all throughout the Thanksgiving holiday weekend as each hour, The Current's DJs revisit a year from the history of pop music, from the 1950s to the present.

In June 2014, St. Paul’s McNally Smith College will partner with the Grammy Foundation to host Grammy Camp, a prestigious program for high schoolers who are serious about pursuing a career in music. The camp—which has been held in New York, Los Angeles, and Nashville—teaches teens key lessons for surviving the music industry’s ever-evolving challenges. After going…

A lot of stasis on the chart this week, thanks to everyone who voted early! Because of the big holiday tomorrow there were few new releases this week but one big one is reflected as the biggest jumper on the chart from Billie Joe (Armstrong of Green Day) and Norah (Jones)!

Matthew Caws (Nada Surf, The Minor Alps) was in The Current's studios a couple weeks ago. We asked him about his guitar, and he remembered exactly where he got it and what he immediately loved about it.

The Morning Show's Jill Riley and Steve Seel sat down with Kevin Kling and Chastity Brown to discuss what to expect from the show, the inspiration behind it, and how the music is interwoven into the story.

Let's play songs from Jewish musicians. What songs should we play for today's 9:30 Coffee Break?

Today, Lynne shared some of her Thanksgiving tips with The Morning Show's Steve Seel and Jill Riley. She gave some starter ideas for seasoning your turkey and shared some of the unlikely questions she's been asked about prepping a Thanksgiving meal.

Austin, Texas, guitar player Gary Clark Jr. paid a visit to the UBS Forum at Minnesota Public Radio to play an intimate show for a live audience before his sold-out show that night at First Avenue. Between songs, he spoke to Jill Riley about his trajectory thus far and about his approach to music-making.

Mick Jagger didn't have fleas, Freddy Mercury was remembered, and George Harrison stepped out with a triple album Today in Music History.