Rock the Garden, "the real start to summer" as Jill Riley calls it, is tomorrow. Let's spend today's Coffee Break looking back at some of your favorite performances from past Rock the Gardens.

Col. Tom Parker became Elvis's boss; Andy Gibb had a singles-chart first; NKOTB scored their first No. 1 hit; Springsteen proved he is a marathon man; and Carole King had a huge album hit, Today in Music History.

Haley Bonar, “Kismet Kill” Haley Bonar‘s new video, directed by Nicole Brending, tells the story of a prom queen grown old. Pale pink, black, and metallic shades suit this song perfectly, teasing Bonar’s new album Impossible Dream, due August 5. The Counterfactuals, “Every Turn You Take Is Right” “I didn’t set out to write a song…

One day, two stages, eight bands on Saturday, June 18, 2016. Here is all you need to know to have a blast at Boom Island!

Art in tribute to Prince is planned for Glastonbury — and, reportedly, Chanhassen. The Glastonbury grounds next week will feature a 13-foot sculpture of “a giant glittery hand carrying a purple crown with a white dove flying from the top”; Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip) will also play a DJ set in honor of Prince. Sculptural tributes to David…

Rock the Garden is TWO DAYS AWAY! You'll be hearing some festival-themed programming leading up to the event, so let's take an offshoot on the theme this morning. For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention gardening, plants or vegetables?

Dylan recorded 'Like a Rolling Stone'; the Jackson Five enjoyed a summer TV variety show on CBS; the New York Dolls performed together for the first time since 1975, Today in Music History.

BORNS, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Glass Animals make debuts; Radiohead makes a big move up the chart; Rock the Garden performers land in the top two spots; and Har Mar Superstar is inducted to the Hall of Fame.

Adia Victoria, now touring in support of her debut album, 'Beyond the Bloodhounds,' visited The Current's studio ahead of her show at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis. Victoria first fell in love with making music when she was a young girl. 'It made me feel empowered to stand before people and sing a song, versus just speaking,' she says. 'I felt a connection with people that I didn't feel otherwise. I felt alive.'

In town for a show at Target Center with Brandi Carlile, the Avett Brothers stopped in The Current's studio for a session, during which they played some songs from their forthcoming album, 'True Sadness.' Watch two videos and hear the entire session.