Stream M. Ward's mellow, enjoyable set from Rock the Garden 2016.

The Tragically Hip, Adele and the Lumineers make debuts; Beck makes a big splash; Sturgill Simpson is inducted to the Hall of Fame; and Lizzo stays on top for the fourth straight week.

On Tuesday night, Bill DeVille hosted a Time Machine all about 1963. Now take the quiz: Listen to the mashup of five songs from the show, and see if you can identify them.

Thanks for coming out to Rock the Garden! You can relive the day in photos in our social media roundup, and be sure to tune in June 30, when we'll be broadcasting highlights throughout the day.

Imagine this: you’re at a concert by your favorite band, and suddenly they start to play a deep cut you’ve never heard live before. You raise your phone to take a video and — nope! Your phone screen simply says, RECORDING DISABLED. That could happen if Apple implements technology they’ve patented. The invention would, if implemented,…

A special bond exists between Prince fans online — especially those who have been congregating, sharing their love of the Purple One and interacting with the man himself through his decades of digital evolution, from AOL’s early chatrooms to the modern-day hum of Twitter. Much like Prince would gather his die-hard fans IRL at Paisley Park…

Jill's little buddy Stanley has been having a hard time sleeping lately, and all she hears is crying, crying, crying. For hours on end. Let's sooth her nerves with songs that mention crying in the lyrics for today's Coffee Break.

Have you had an album you couldn't stop listening to? It's certainly happened to John Moe with Ben Folds Five's 1997 release. 'I wouldn't go so far as calling it an addiction since it didn't interfere with my work or home life but I would call it a compulsion,' Moe writes. 'I was drawn to that record.' What albums can you not stop listening to?

The Jimi Hendrix Experience played their final show together; Elton John crashed a concert in Oakland, Calif.; Bruce Springsteen kicked off a 15-month tour (and filmed a music video) in St. Paul, Minn.; and Little Eva was born, Today in Music History.

Bora York — multi-instrumentalist Chris Bartels, vocalist Rebekah Bartels, vocalist/guitarist Brian Seidel, drummer Bjorn Nilsen, and bassist Jamie Kauppi — make some of the most fun music in the Twin Cities. I’ve been curious to learn more about them, especially since I saw their “Arrest Me” video. And when I first reached out, one of my most pressing questions for the band…