Today's top music news stories include U2 joining an elite club of hitmakers, a new study about drug references in music, and a Haim album announcement.

The latest album from the dystopian cartoon band -- whose lone consistent musical member is the British musician Damon Albarn -- emphasizes real suffering and salvation in a contemporary setting.

Thanks to Bob for writing in with today's Coffee Break topic idea - songs that start with the word "you" or its variants. So what songs would you like to hear that start with "you"?

The first anniversary of Prince’s untimely death may have passed, but the celebration of his life is not ending any time soon. Members of the New Power Generation (NPG), who worked with Prince from 1990-2013, have announced that they have plans to revisit Prince’s music in a celebration called “This Thing Called Life: The Prince…

Little Peggy March had a No. 1 hit at age 15; Ringo Starr got married; Oasis packed Man City's old ground; an iconic radio voice was born; Joe Cocker was feelin' alright on national television; and Iggy Pop reunited the Stooges for the first time in 30 years, Today in Music History.

“I hope it’s awesome,” said Winona guitar-slinger Mike Munson in between songs during his set on the third floor of a dimly-lit ballroom. Moments prior, a man and woman wearing matching Turf Club sweatshirts informed Munson of their engagement earlier on in the day. “I’ve had a great time being married. It’s probably one of…

Some people had no idea who Dwynell Roland was when they bought tickets for Rock the Garden 2017. Some people may have heard his name in passing. But those who follow local hip-hop would’ve inched their cursor that much closer to the “Buy Tickets” button, and with good reason; Roland’s shows are pure energy. Born…

Spoon's rise to the top is perfectly timed this week, as they were heavily influenced by Prince while making this new 'Hot Thoughts' album.

Today's top music news stories include David Byrne remembering Jonathan Demme, a wild new Father John Misty video, and a senatorial jam session for Tommy Stinson.

On Tuesday night, Bill DeVille hosted a Time Machine all about music from the year 1978. Now take the quiz: Listen to the mashup of five songs from the show, and see if you can identify them.