The Chemical Brothers, Hippo Campus and Ryan Adams are new entries; Deerhunter and Bad Bad Hats make big moves; Wilco, Tame Impala and Ben Folds are inducted to the Hall of Fame; and Kurt Vile holds on the top spot.

Ahead of his long sold out show at First Avenue, Leon Bridges stopped by The Current to chat with host Bill DeVille about his debut album Coming Home and what's in store for the Fort Worth, Texas-based musician.

“I’m no longer officially retired,” says Phil Collins. “The horse is out of the stable and I’m raring to go.” The 64-year-old Genesis frontman says he’s planning a new solo album and tour, 13 years after his most recent studio record. Collins can’t say whether Genesis might also reunite, but he says he’s baffled by fans’ requests…

Rose Cousins recently released 'Stray Birds', an EP of originals and covers. Rose stopped by the Radio Heartland studio to play some songs and to talk about her hometowns and her love of music.

Astronautalis is a man on the move. Few artists tour as relentlessly, freestyle so rapidly, and shift between projects so effortlessly. If you’ve ever seen him perform, you probably already know that this is a man with a busy mind and a long train of racing thoughts. In the past year alone, Astronautalis—known off stage…

Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats have the Album of the Week and will be visiting The Current today. With their band name in mind, for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear by bands with a '[blank] and the [blanks]' name? Send us your requests.

Dara Moskowitz-Grumdahl stops by The Current's Morning Show to talk about the Twin Cities' best restaurants for 2015.

Buddy Holly made his last major TV appearance; the first night of the T.A.M.I. show took place; Janet Jackson's Minneapolis-produced 'Rhythm Nation 1814' hit No. 1 in the album charts; Bill Berry retired from R.E.M.; and the Sex Pistols' one and only studio album was released in the U.S., Today in Music History.

Black Friday isn’t just for buying flat-screen TVs anymore, thanks to Record Store Day coordinating a flood of special vinyl releases to hit stores on the day after Thanksgiving. This year’s crop includes discs from Paul McCartney (a new “Say Say Say” 12″ featuring, of course, Michael Jackson); David Bowie (a release of Earthling on translucent green vinyl); Spoon (a…

Oct. 27 is Navy Day in the United States. So for today's Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that are about boats, ships or other maritime themes? Send us your requests.