Rock the Garden acts Courtney Barnett and JD McPherson jump up the Chart; Elle King is the highest mover; Florence and the Machine are back on; Heartless Bastards make their debut; Father John Misty is the highest new entry at No.1.

With songs that often stretched past the 10-minute mark and over a dozen musicians eager to step up and take a solo, Seun Kuti had no problem keeping the energy hot. Stream Seun Kuti and Egypt 80's Rock the Garden 2015 performing in its entirety.

Triumphant. Empowering. Ravenous. Life-changing. Those are just a few of the words that could be used to describe Babes in Toyland's homecoming set, which was their first time performing in Minneapolis since 2001. Stream Babes in Toyland's Rock the Garden 2015 performance in its entirety.

The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger with Sean Lennon unwrapped a multi-layered, hazy set of psychedelia, merging surreal lyrics with guitar squalor and moody organ parts. Stream GOASTT's Rock the Garden 2015 performance in its entirety.

Demos that Amy Winehouse recorded for a planned third album that remained unfinished at the time of her 2011 death will never be heard, because they were deliberately destroyed by David Joseph, her label’s U.K. CEO. Joseph says his decision was “a moral thing.” He’s an executive producer of the new documentary Amy, which will be released in…

JD McPherson knows the secret to playing outdoor festivals in the afternoon: Give the people what they want. Stream McPherson's Rock the Garden 2015 set in its entirety.

July 1 is Canada Day, and we're delighted to welcome Consul General Jamshed Merchant of the Consulate General in Minneapolis to our studios. 'We're celebrating the birth of Canada,' Consul General Merchant says, and he describes not only the day's celebrations, but also the vibrant cultural environment of Canada and some of his favorite Canadian music.

Wine expert Chuck Kanski visits The Current's Morning Show to talk about a refreshing summer wine, vinho verde from Portugal. 'Once you get the heat and humidity, you tend to want something really fresh and crisp,' Chuck says. 'Nothing screams fresh more than vinho verde.'

Happy Canada Day! For today's Coffee Break, let's celebrate Canada: What songs by Canadian artists do you want to hear? Send us your requests.

On a snowy day in late 1978, just a week before Thanksgiving, jazz saxophonist Morris Wilson staged a rally for working musicians on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis. Fed up with the dwindling opportunities for funk bands with horn sections in the Twin Cities and the rising popularity of dance music, he led a small…