The songs at the very top and bottom of our chart are strangely connected by...bicycles?! Extra strange during a time when no one in Minnesota should be out riding in this wind chill.

Sean McPherson sat down with Chicago hip hop artist Serengeti and talked about his upcoming show as part of the Andrew Broder residency at the Turf Club on January 30.

Peter Jackson is directing a documentary about the Beatles' 'Let It Be,' drawing on a trove of previously unseen video. Also in the news today: stars support Jussie Smollett after attack, Lady Gaga defends Kesha, R&B star James Ingram has died at 66, Rodgers and Hammerstein hit number one, and David Gilmour's selling over a hundred guitars.

On Wednesday, the temperature at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was -28 degrees F as of 8 a.m., and temperatures are expected to decrease another degree or two before a warm-up begins. We hope you're tucked away safely indoors during this cold snap, and we've gathered some fun music-related activities to help you enjoyably pass the time.

Listen. It's a high of -14 today in the Twin Cities. You maybe risked your life to get to work today. Or you're cooped up at home. It's hard to think about anything else besides the temp today. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear for a bitterly cold day?

In his new biography of Lou Reed, Anthony DeCurtis doesn't try to dig too deep into the Velvet Underground frontman's psyche. Instead, he offers an informative description of Reed's long and wildly influential career.

Marking the release of her new EP, 'Game Changer,' singer-songwriter Rachael Kilgour joins Radio Heartland's Mike Pengra in the studio to play songs from the new album and to talk about how those ideas came to life.

Steve Marriott was born, Elvis began recording his first album, The Stone Roses caused a scene, Janis Joplin had her most successful song released, and The Shirelles had a hit with "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?".

As anticipated, singer-songwriter-rapper-flutist Lizzo killed it on Tuesday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Performing her recently released single, “Juice,” Lizzo weaved through the energetic audience in her sparkly, bright pink outfit as her dance crew added to the song’s party vibes with their moves. The performance ended with a flute solo by Lizzo and…

Hüsker Dü. The Replacements. Two seminal names in Minnesota rock, two bands that exploded out of the Twin Cities alternative scene in the ‘80s and changed the course of popular music. There, the similarities end. Or do they? I invited Replacements superfan Martin Devaney, a local singer-songwriter, to sit down with Hüsker Dü superfan Brian…