Everyone should experience being in the front row of an arena concert. Here's how The Current can help you do that for Kings of Leon at Target Center on March 6.

This week, Mark looks at a big result between Norwich City F.C. and Tottenham Hotspur. Mark also interviews John Schaefer of WNYC's music program 'Soundcheck' about Schaefer's love of the game (and Arsenal). Plus, news about a chance to see Man City in Minneapolis, and we finish with a music pick from Courtney Barnett.

Harold Ramis -- the highly accomplished actor, writer and director behind such classic comedies as 'Ghostbusters' and 'Groundhog Day' -- died at home Monday in Chicago at age 69. Help us build tomorrow's 9:30 Coffee Break with your tracks in tribute to Ramis.

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Talking lasting memories from the Olympics, Soccer, and Jason Collins with Michael Rand for today's The Sporting Life.

“It’s so good to be here in Minneapolis,” Jeremy Messersmith said near the beginning of his second sold-out night at First Avenue. It’s a line that’s been punted off that stage by artists from around the world, and it was the first of many signs throughout the night that Messersmith has advanced past the status…

Jimi Hendrix played for the last time, Paul Simon and John Lennon picked up Grammys, and The Police hit the charts Today in Music History.

Now in its fifth year, Winona’s Mid West Music Fest will once again call on talent from throughout the state to fill 13 different venues throughout the city. This year’s MWMF is taking place April 24-26, and will culminate in headlining performance by Minneapolis’s Lizzo, Caroline Smith, and the 4onthefloor and Duluth’s Charlie Parr. Other…

Introducing the final song of his set with Paul Simon on February 23 at the Xcel Energy Center, Sting said, “This is a song I would’ve written if I were twice as talented.” Actually, even with all the talent in the world, it’s unlikely that Sting would have ever written a quietly urgent story-song like…

Billed as a sequel to his 2002 release, 'Sea Change', Beck's new album, 'Morning Phase' has a heavier gravity to it, writes Steve Seel. Beck's pensiveness is more reflective, his sadness somehow more informed. And the result is an extremely rewarding experience.