Today's top music news stories include reactions to President Trump's travel ban from musicians in Iraq, Iran, and other affected areas.

Mary Lucia was recently listening to Jason Isbell's song, 'The Life You Chose,' and three questions Isbell poses in the chorus really struck Mary. In this week's column, Mary examines the questions in some depth, then asks you to share your own thoughts on those questions.

Today's Coffee Break has a simple theme - songs that start with the chorus. What songs do you want to hear?

Today in Music History: The Clash toured the U.S., Little Richard's movie was released and The Jackson 5 had their first No. 1.

If there’s been one consistent thread in Bob Dylan’s long career, it’s that when you want him to do one thing, he’ll be most inclined to do precisely the opposite. Newly lauded with a Nobel Prize in Literature — an honor never before accorded to a popular songwriter — Dylan has announced his 38th studio album.…

Today's top music news stories include Prince's likely arrival on Spotify and other streaming services, as well as continued musicians' protests against President Trump's immigration ban.

Following the release of his (second) self-titled album, Ty Segall sat down for a conversation with 'New Hot' host David Safar.

Celebrating the release of his new solo album, Dave Simonnett brought his band Dead Man Winter to The Current studio to perform live and to chat with Andrea Swensson of 'The Local Show.'

The DJ Pick of the Week for Jan. 30, 2017, goes to Jill Riley, who has selected the title track from Father John Misty's forthcoming album, 'Pure Comedy.' 'It's a very Father John Misty-like song,' Jill says. 'It's about the absurdity and comedy of being a human being.' Watch Jill's video explainer about the song and listen to the new track.

On Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order temporarily banning entry of citizens from Somalia and six other largely Muslim countries, as well as all refugees, from entering the United States. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what bands do you want to hear that immigrated to the U.S.?