One Michigan rocker knocks out another for the top spot on this week's chart show lineup. Voters also landed a new debut for CHVRCHES this week, their first single in two years.

Today's top music news stories include a seemingly imminent Smashing Pumpkins reunion, a Polar Music Prize for Metallica, and Frances Bean Cobain opening up about her addiction struggles.

Chris Moon, who co-wrote 'Soft and Wet' with Prince, is selling his co-ownership of the 1978 song. The asking price: $490,000.

Americana duo the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers have a new album on the way, 'Don't Think About Tomorrow Tonight.' In the run-up to the album's release, the Sapsuckers are debuting a new video for the lead single, 'Fools Were Made to Be Broken.' The video was largely shot on location at the Hi-Lo Diner in Minneapolis.

The Twin Cities' town troubadour is back. jeremy messersmith shares single "Purple Hearts" in anticipation of 'Late Stage Capitalism,' which is due out March 9, 2018.

Normally Sean McPherson takes care of listener requests on Saturday nights but today we're creeping on his format since it's Valentine's Day. So for today's Coffee Break, what song requests do you have, and who do you want to dedicate them to?

For Valentine's Day, our Rock and Roll Book Club spotlights a book subtitled, 'The Love Story of One Band and the Whole World.'

John and Yoko became show hosts, "Wayne's World" premiered, Elton John appeared on The Simpsons, Aretha Franklin recorded 'Respect', and Funky 4 + 1 is first hip-hop act on national TV, Today in Music History.

Today's top music news stories include a Smash Mouth and Car Seat Headrest reciprocal covers project; the death of Pearls Before Swine leader Tom Rapp; and a legal victory for Taylor Swift.

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