Chester Bennington, the lead singer of Linkin Park, has died at age 41. Poignantly, the death occurred on what would have been the 53rd birthday of Bennington's friend Chris Cornell.

New music from: Prophets of Rage, Nine Inch Nails, Alabama Shakes, Emily Haines, Deer Tick, Rainer Maria and The Suburbs

As the Revolution wrap up an emotional tour, Bobby Z sits down with Brian Oake and Jill Riley to talk about the legendary band's reunion - and their upcoming appearances at Rock the Garden and First Avenue.

Today in 1969, Apollo 11 landed Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the moon. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention something in the world of planetary exploration?

The very first Billboard chart was published; Jan and Dean had a hit with help from Brian Wilson; Iron Butterfly released an album that featured a 17-minute track; Buzzcocks made their live debut; and Chris Cornell was born, Today in Music History.

Gone, but not for long! This week's chart show saw a record setting four reentries, and The National grabbed the top spot with the first single from their upcoming LP 'Sleep Well Beast' which drops next month.

Today's top music news stories include the halting of a much-buzzed Madonna auction, Radiohead performing a controversial show in Israel, and Fleetwood Mac being named MusiCares 'Person of the Year.'

When Angelica Garcia visited The Current for a recent in-studio session, she performed three songs, using different instrumentation for each. After the session, Garcia took some time to tell us about the guitar she used when performing her single, 'Orange Flower.'

We're getting ready to head on over to the Norseman Distillery for today's Oake & Riley in the Afternoon event featuring a performance from Mark Mallman. So what songs do you want to hear for today's 9:30 Coffee Break from Scandinavian artists?

Michael Robbins is a poet and a critic who turns, in 'Equipment for Living,' to both poetry and music - and the parallels in how we use the two forms.