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Just six days after the release of her album, 'On The Line,' Jenny Lewis and a group of backing musicians gathered in the cozy Clown Lounge at the Turf Club in St. Paul, Minn., for a MicroShow performance comprising six songs in an unforgettable setting.

April 29 is International Dance Day, to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of Jean-Georges Noverre, the creator of modern ballet. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, let's have a Monday morning dance party. What songs do you want to hear that you love to dance to?

Tammi Terrell was born; The King of Skiffle was born; Ringo sang about an 'Octopus's Garden'; Bruce Springsteen got collared for being a superfan; Bon Jovi got married; Aretha Franklin released a defining hit; and Dusty Springfield's home was honored, Today in Music History.

Iceland Naturally is coming to the Twin Cities this weekend to present a Taste of Iceland in the Twin Cities. And we've got your chance to return the favor.

While the album attempts to push the boundaries of Koenig's writing, there are many moments that are quintessentially Vampire Weekend and will transport you back to their debut album.

April 26 is Hug an Australian Day, so let us know which Australian musicians and bands you'd like to hear for today's 9:30 Coffee Break.

Lydia Liza – “Gardenia” You may already know Lydia Liza for her work in Bomba de Luz or her “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” remake. But you’ll get to know her in a whole new way as she starts releasing music from Non Compos Mentis, her debut solo album which she expects to release this fall. Before…

Ringo made a horrible TV movie, Studio 54 opened its door, Nirvana played an important gig, country legend George Jones died in Nashville, and Chris Mars was born, Today in Music History.

Governor Tim Walz has declared Friday, April 26, Del Counts Band Day, as the band celebrate with a 58th anniversary show. The Del Counts, who have been performing since 1961 and are widely considered the longest-running rock group in the state, continue to play shows decades later to nostalgic followers. The Del Counts were started…