Musicians and fans are expressing solidarity and support for their peers in the wake of a deadly attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England.

After Low Cut Connie visited the studio earlier this week to record a session that will air on Saturday, May 27, Mary Lucia says seeing the band -- and its charismatic leader, Adam Weiner -- put on such a powerful performance 'restored her faith' in rock and roll.

Roger Moore, the British actor best known for playing the most tongue-in-cheek of James Bonds, has died at the age of 89. For music fans, it’s impossible to think about James Bond movies without recalling the epic theme songs that accompany each film. Moore was Bond in seven films (1973-85), a longer tenure than any other…

During last night’s final live performances on the current season of The Voice, Minnesota native Jesse Larson and his coach for the show, Adam Levine, paid tribute to Prince with “Let’s Go Crazy.” It was one of three songs Larson chose to give viewers, whose voting results will be announced tonight. Viewers could vote with an…

Singer-songwriter Mary Bue recently finished up a three-month residency in Taos, New Mexico as an artist-in-residence at the Wurlitzer Foundation. The longtime Duluthian, now based in Minneapolis, talked with Duluth Local Show host Mike Novitzki about her experience with residencies, and the challenges and triumphs they provide. Having just released an acoustic version of her acclaimed…

An attack that appears to have been a suicide bombing has taken the lives of 22 at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England.

Nineteen people have died following an explosion Monday night at an Ariana Grande concert in northern England, police said. The singer was not injured, according to a representative.

Today's music news stories include new videos for vintage Elton John hits, an interview with 'the guy who made concert tees cool,' and plans for a Rihanna movie based on a tweet.

A new video from Pokey LaFarge, shot in his adopted home of St. Louis, mines the city's unique landscape to illustrate a song about seeking out who you really are.

To say the least, this weekend’s Art-A-Whirl weather was not ideal. It rained on Friday, it really rained on Saturday, and then, just for good measure, it rained on Sunday too. Even at its wettest, though, the annual Northeast Minneapolis celebration of art and music attracted loyal crowds — and when the rain slackened on Saturday night,…