Today's top music news stories include Foo Fighters singing Carpool Karaoke, Father John Misty planning a live album, and Elton John's response (or lack thereof) to President Trump's 'Rocket Man' taunts.

Hear 'Special' and 'Fly on Your Wall' from 'Phases,' a new collection of B-sides, demos and previously unreleased songs by Angel Olsen. The album is due out Nov. 10.

With 'Hunker Down,' the forest is not only present, but central.

Dallas-based hip-hop artist Nezi Momodu just released 'Seasons,' her first album. 'She's witty with her lyricism, strong with her delivery, and quick to thunder home a punchline, electrifying the crowd in the process,' writes Jeffrey Bissoy-Mattis. Get to know more about Nezi Momodu, an artist on the rise.

Paisley Park has announced plans to celebrate the first anniversary of opening its doors as a museum, which happened a year ago on Oct. 6. As of that date, “visitors will see all new artifacts and installations representing iconic periods in Prince’s career, including new pieces from the Under the Cherry Moon, Diamonds and Pearls,…

Rosh Hashanah - the Jewish New Year - began on sunset last night and continues through nightfall tomorrow night. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what Jewish musicians do you want to hear?

Bobby Vinton's 'Blue Velvet' topped the singles chart; Jeannie C. Riley had a hit with the country song 'Harper Valley PTA'; Barry White scored his one and only No. 1 single; Dire Straits had a video-powered hit song; and David Hood was born, Today in Music History.

A clear blue sky arced over Harriet Island in St. Paul yesterday as local musician Mick Sterling’s vision of a “once in a lifetime” drumming session, Let There Be Drums, came to fruition. Back in May, Sterling talked to The Current about this endeavor. The goal? To have 1,000 drummers play Aretha Franklin’s “Rock Steady”…

After sunset on a Tuesday evening, purple lights shine on the white tiles that line Paisley Park and there are only a few cars left in the rear parking lot. The building’s public tours have shut down for the day, and the merch booths and cash registers are shrouded in purple fabric, all the lights…

Queens of the Stone Age debut 'Feet Don't Fail Me Now' at the top of the chart!