"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" created this cover of The Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" -- as performed by NBC News' Brian Williams and Lester Holt. Steve Seel and Jill Riley featured the music on The Current's Morning Show today.

What songs with "again" in the title or featured in the lyrics would you like to hear today? Suggest below and get out any frustrations that a snow storm is happening again.

Earlier this week we asked you to guess the highest-selling singles and albums to come out of Minnesota—and the answers to those two big questions will be revealed this Sunday night on the Current Presents: The Best-Selling Minnesota Artists of All Time. But before we get down to brass tacks, I wanted to share a…

Bob Dylan got a lifetime achievement award, Jimi Hendrix played his first show, and The Supremes hit no. 1 for the fourth time Today in Music History.

“I know there are a lot of Bob Dylan covers out there,” admits Alain Weber with a chuckle. “Probably new ones every week.” Nonetheless, in the recently released tribute album he’s compiled, From Another World, Weber captures Dylan’s universality in a uniquely global fashion. The compilation features artists from around the world, and each track…

Arcade Fire are back at the top ahead of their Target Center show on March 8. Remember to dress fashionably formal or in character costume and don't be fashionably late because Dan Deacon is opening the show. He's the guy who started Rock The Garden in the parking lot last June.

The German band's collage-based sound brims over with buzzing, springy, playful urgency.

When Dr. Dog came to town to play a couple shows at First Avenue, they also stopped by The Current for an in-studio session. We asked Dr. Dog's Scott McMicken if he had a few minutes to talk to us about his guitar. It turns out he had been on a bit of a quest to find it.

Let's put together a list of songs in the memory of both Bob Casale and Alan Myers of Devo. What Devo songs should we play from the band's discography?

Today on The Morning Show's Eating and Drinking, James Norton asked to Jill Riley and Steve Seel to imagine the restaurants that don't exist in Minnesota, but should.