Low and Lizzo stay in the top half of the chart; the Arcs and Chemical Brothers make upward moves while Atmosphere, Brandi Carlile and Gary Clark Jr. lose ground; and Hippo Campus and Bad Bad Hats hold on to the top two spots for the second week in a row.

Enter for a chance to win a $100 Electric Fetus shopping spree with U.K.-based band the Struts!

“Lionel and Adele…that’s the best pairing you could have!” So declares Lionel Richie, who’s an Adele fan and is happy that her smash hit “Hello” has drawn renewed attention to his signature ballad from 1984. “We are going to be doing something together,” he says — but acknowledges that it may have to wait for her tour…

John Fogerty's new memoir 'Fortunate Son' is an informative and readable map through the long career of a great American musician.

The Twin Cities rapper, who will release her second album on Dec. 11, won over crowds when she opened Sleater-Kinney's reunion tour earlier this year. See video of Lizzo performing 'W.E.R.K. pt. 2' and 'My Skin' at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.

Today we are celebrating the drums. So for today's Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that feature great drum solos, or bands with two drummers?

Dan Israel: Dan Back for his 13th studio album, Dan Israel is releasing Dan this Friday at the 331 Club. This introspective man of folk sometimes flies beneath the radar, but you can find him in Northeast Minneapolis on Friday. Dan’s influence seems to sit between Bob Dylan and another Minnesota favorite, Craig Finn. His…

Heavy Table Editor James Norton joins Sean McPherson to talk about what to eat while shopping in the Twin Cities.

Collaborations from Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand, and Maria Carey and Boyz II Men were at No. 1 on the U.S. singles chart; Cindy Birdsong of the Supremes was kidnapped at knifepoint; the Smashing Pumpkins played their final concert; and MTV aired the full 14-minute version of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' video today in music history.

It's December, and you know what that means: year-end lists. Here's what music The Current's staff was excited about in 2015.