Between gigs at Mill City Nights in Minneapolis last night and Turner Hall Ballroom in Milwaukee on April 1, Gary Numan and his band stopped by The Current's studio to play some tunes and to chat with Mary Lucia.

What bird songs do you want to hear for the 9:30 Coffee Break?

Michael Rand brings sports news to the Morning Show, today they discuss: Twins season opener, the Frozen Four, and no billions for anyone NCAA basketball bracket.

Chuck Berry released a song about being good, Jimmy Page was nearly cut by a fan, and Jimi set fire to his guitar Today in Music History.

Foster the People have made an admirable effort to inject an even more adventurous spirit into their second album, resulting in a mixed bag of new sounds that range from catchy to unfortunate.

In town for a double-bill show with Blitzen Trapper, Mike Cooley and Patterson Hood of Drive-By Truckers stopped in to The Current's studio to play some songs off their new album, 'English Oceans', and to chat with The Current's Bill DeVille.

Music journalist Holly George-Warren's new book traces the troubled life and backwards career arc of Big Star's Alex Chilton. Reviewer Jason Heller says the book is a poignant and forthright portrait.

MPR's Movie Maven and Cube Critic Stephanie Curtis joins Steve Seel and Jill Riley to talk about Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah' and about the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival, which opens April 3.

Howler - Indictment

David Crosby blamed John Lennon, Ozzy invited chaos on the stage, and Simon and Garfunkel have a hit with Art singing the lead Today in Music History.