On Sunday, Jan. 10, 2016, the vastly influential, prolific and innovative artist David Bowie died at age 69.

Natalie Cole was laid to rest on Monday with a memorial service at the Church of God in Los Angeles. Among those in attendance at the service were Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, and Chaka Khan. “I feel so blessed to have called you my friend, and my buddy, and many times my confidante,” said Robinson. “You are…

10. Decorated with what looked like the cheapest decorations you could get at Party America, France Camp’s release show was fantastically weird. Jay, pictured above, failed in his coordination of a raffle to let a crowd member smash a guitar. He then handed the guitar off to a friend who gladly destroyed it. This was…

Over here at the Morning Show, we're getting excited for Rock the Cradle, our annual kids event. So for today's Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that kids love to dance to?

This week, John Moe stopped by The Current's Morning Show to talk to Sean McPherson about a new way to categorize Netflix titles and Peach – a new social network.

Alice Cooper released his third album; The Police had their first rehearsal; Maurice Gibb of The Bee Gees died; and Al Green was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Today in Music History.

Each week on the Local Show, we’ll meet a new person from the Minnesota music community who has some fresh discoveries to share in a feature called “Ask a Cool Person.” These people will come from all corners of the scene, including record store clerks, recording studio engineers and producers, artists, writers, bookers, photographers, and…

The day the music died — when a plane carrying Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson crashed in Clearlake, Iowa — was also the day that a new young performer from Fargo would begin his rise to fame. That night, 15-year-old Bobby Vee replaced the lost stars in their scheduled performance, and…

Members of The Current's staff share their thoughts on the life, work and legacy of David Bowie. Read thoughts by Mary Lucia, Jake Rudh, Jade, Bill DeVille and others.

Bob Mould has announced a new album: Patch the Sky will be released March 25. Mould says it will be the “darkest” yet “catchiest” of his recent albums. He’s also responded to Hüsker Dü reunion rumors that have circulated since the band launched an official merchandise site. “No reunion,” said Mould. “I never want to take advantage of…