With their debut full-length album, 'You're Dreaming,' now released, the Cactus Blossoms are ready to take the show on the road. They'll soon be shuffling off to Milwaukee to begin a tour, but not before they stopped in to The Current for a session hosted by Bill DeVille. 'We're just happy that the album is out,' the Cactus Blossoms' Page Burkum says. Listen to the complete in-studio session.

MPR Cube Critic Euan Kerr joins Sean McPherson and Jim McGuinn to talk about 'Deadpool', a superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name.

The Current is going to spend the next few days doing some programming around the 58th Annual Grammy Awards, airing on Monday. For today's Coffee Break, let's have a slightly different take on this - send us your ideas that center around horrible mistakes that the Grammys should be embarrassed about.

Like most artists, Kanye West is anything but organized in his creativity — and true to his nature, West seems as though he’s never content with the final product of any of his albums until they are finally dropped. As those who follow his manic, trollish Twitter feed have gathered, perhaps there’s no better word to describe…

John Lennon performed 'Instant Karma' on BBC TV's 'Top Of The Pops'; Al Green went to No. 1 on the U.S. singles chart with "Let's Stay Together"; David Bowie received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame; The Miracles' "Shop Around" became Motown Records' first million-selling single; and Michael McDonald was born, Today in Music History.

John Lennon performed 'Instant Karma' on BBC TV's 'Top Of The Pops'; Al Green went to No. 1 on the U.S. singles chart with "Let's Stay Together," his only U.S. chart-topper; David Bowie received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame; and The Miracles' "Shop Around" became Motown Records' first million-selling single, Today in Music History.

Looking for that perfect way to say "I love you" for Valentine's Day? Well, dedicating a song to a special someone on the radio is pretty darn romantic. Listen on Saturday, Feb. 13 as DJ Mark Wheat spins your love requests.

The Great American Songbook is the umbrella term for the most significant and timeless popular works from the 1920s through the '50s, and a case can be made that Ella Fitzgerald left the most indelible stamp on those classics. Read more about Fitzgerald, whom The Current's listeners selected as one the honorees for Black History Month.

The video for "Upside Down & Inside Out" shows what the band can do in little to no gravity.

Embracing a range of folk-infused influences, New Zealand singer-songwriter Marlon Williams' self-titled solo debut is likely to earn fans the world over. Stream Williams' forthcoming album in its entirety before its Feb. 19 release date.