The Orwells have broken up in the wake of sexual abuse allegations; the Gaslight Anthem responded to reports of sexual assault in their audience; and Kanye West has opened up about recent controversial statements. Also, DJ Khaled has launched a furniture line and the punk-rock past of a Texas politician is being invoked by his opposition. And, Matt Groening has shared stories about Michael Jackson's 'Simpsons' cameo.

Thanks to Loran for writing in with today's theme idea. He says, "Late August and early September is a disorienting time. There's a lot of kids in new schools, lots of people moving into new houses. It's a time to be disoriented and a little lost." So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear about feeling lost or disoriented?

James Taylor covers Marvin Gaye; The Rolling Stones released 'Tattoo You' and KC and the Sunshine Band "get down", and Kate Bush had eight albums on the UK charts, Today in Music History.

Bad Bad Hats take the top spot following the release of their new record 'Lightning Round'.

Congrats to newlyweds Neil Young and Daryl Hannah! In other news, Fever Ray has canceled upcoming tour dates due to "general anxiety and panic attacks." Also today, Ticketmaster partners with the virtual assistant Bixby and Natalie Portman goes glam. Plus, Cardi B apologizes for an offending skit, and Sony gets off the hook in the Michael Jackson fake-track lawsuit.

'I think a lot of people struggle with being truly alone,' Gallo says. The garage rocker's latest video is a look at what solitary meditation feels like. The song, 'Do You Love Your Company?,' comes from 'Stardust Birthday Party,' Gallo's forthcoming album.

Labor Day weekend snuck up on a lot of us much faster than we would have liked it to, but especially so for the folks in Juniper Douglas, a local band/creative project, who have for the past year been diligently planning a three-day music festival to take place this coming weekend. As part of a…

En Vogue rocked State Fair goers the last two nights and we think it's high time to explore this genre. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs from girl groups do you want to hear? We're looking for groups featuring several female singers who generally harmonize together.

In 'Trouble in Mind,' Clinton Heylin promises to tell readers 'what REALLY happened' during Bob Dylan's gospel years.

Oasis released 'Definitely Maybe'; Fats Domino was rescued from the flood; The Kinks released "Lola"; and Michael Jackson was born, Today in Music History.