On 'Marble Skies', Django Django are trying to do the impossible: meld arty indie rock with dance music in a cohesive and poppy way.

On his new album, Justin Timberlake is a Man of the Woods. Thursday night at Paisley Park, he also proved he is a man of the people. Although the main platform in the soundstage at Prince’s complex was outfitted with gear all night, Timberlake never set foot on it, even when addressing the crowd; instead, he…

Today's top music news stories include an update on the Super Bowl halftime show, the reopening of Club Jager, and plans for a western film starring Neil Young.

The Philadelphia Eagles are headed this way for Super Bowl LII and we want to take today's 9:30 Coffee Break to celebrate bands from Philly. (Bet you can guess what tomorrow's Coffee Break topic will be!)

Antoine Patton was born, 17 year-old Neil Young performed his first professional gig, The Beatles started a seven-week run at No. 1 on the U.S. singles chart with "I Want To Hold Your Hand", Rick James was born and Blondie released "Call Me".

Minnesota is gearing up to host its second Super Bowl this Sunday, and music is a huge part of the festivities — from Justin Timberlake’s halftime show to concerts happening all over the Twin Cities. As the festivities for the big game begin, here’s a look back at the much lower-key music scene the last…

Low: Ones and Sixes You can’t have a winter albums list without slowcore favorites Low. While almost any of their 16 albums to date could have fit here, it’s Ones and Sixes that stands out — for more than just the simple barren tree on the cover art. The heartbeat of “Gentle” picks up in…

Today's top music news stories include the true identity of Katy Perry's viral "Left Shark," a Lorde-related lawsuit, and details about the 'Black Panther' soundtrack.

MGMT make their debut induction into the Chart Show Hall of Fame, and Brandi Carlile returns to the #1 spot. Following their performance at The Palace this week, First Aid Kit also secure the highest new entry on the chart this week.

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis visited North High School in Minneapolis to encourage students and to hear Mayor Jacob Frey officially proclaim the day in their honor.