Today's top music news stories include Chance the Rapper hosting 'Saturday Night Live,' Russell Simmons facing accusations of sexual misconduct, and Morrissey defending Harvey Weinstein.

KARE 11, the Twin Cities' NBC affiliate and home to the telecast of the 2018 Super Bowl, has chosen the 4onthefloor's song 'All My Friends' as its official Super Bowl anthem. The song appears in a KARE 11 promotional video that airs during station breaks in the run-up to February's big game, and it will continue to feature in KARE 11's coverage. 'The 4onthefloor has always been about is bringing people in, and sharing in the joy and merriment of life,' says frontman Gabe Douglas.

Malcolm Young, the guitarist who, with his brother Angus, cofounded one of the most massively popular hard rock bands ever, has died at age 64.

The Smiths' classic third LP 'The Queen is Dead' has been remastered and a deluxe reissue is here... and you can enter for a chance to win a copy on CD.

Initially intended to run for 21 days to echo Prince's unparalleled series of shows at London's O2 Arena 10 years ago, 'My Name is Prince, The Official Exhibition' has exceeded expectations and will now give music-lovers on the other side of the Atlantic an extra 50 days to celebrate Prince's life work and to look at items brought over from Minnesota one year after Paisley Park officially opened for tours. Read a description and see photos from the exhibit.

First Avenue, which owns and operates the Depot Tavern next to its Minneapolis music venue, has a new eatery planned next door to the newly-renovated Palace Theatre in downtown St. Paul. GoMN now reports that First Avenue will be taking over the lease for Wild Tymes on Nov. 29, and will renovate the bar and restaurant…

Last night we broadcast Wilco live from the Palace Theatre in Saint Paul on air and online and they are playing again tonight for their third night at the Palace. So for today's Coffee Break, what alt-country songs do you want to hear?

Last night, Brother Ali’s The Own Light Tour came to a memorable end at First Avenue. The show came roughly 17 years after Ali first performed in the Mainroom, back in 2000, when he opened for labelmates Atmosphere. The newest addition to the Rhymesayers roster, Sa-Roc, joined Brother Ali for the whole tour. She started…

Maple & Beech, “Downtwaa/Uptwaa” . Maple & Beech just keep doing their thing. I’ve grown to expect shimmering, unafraid art from their music and videos, and they deliver every time. Band members Tyler Tholl and Pete James Johnson are where weird meets cool, and Tyler’s brother Justin Tholl joined the fray this time to create…

The Four Seasons had a hit with 'Big Girls Don't Cry'; The Who launched a second tour of North America; The Commodores went to No. 1 with 'Still'; singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley was born in Anaheim, Calif.; and Patti Smith won a National Book Award, Today in Music History.