Eight bands heated up Rock the Garden's two stages on June 29 at the Walker Art Center. The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden provided a lush backdrop for the festival's music. The sun was out, and so were the thousands of people who came out to see the National, Courtney Barnett, X, Heart Bones, deM atlaS, Bad Bad Hats, Adia Victoria, and the Beths. Colleen Cowie recaps the fun, with 89 incredible images by our team of staff photographers.

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After a performance at Milwaukee's Summerfest on Thursday night, Lizzo says a security guard at the festival attacked members of her production team, calling him a 'racist bigot' on Twitter. The festival issued a statement to say it is investigating.

Rock the Garden is tomorrow and we're so excited we can hardly think about anything else. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that say "rock" in the title or chorus?

Radiohead were No. 1, Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' spent its 1056th week on the charts, Bowie's "Fame" was released Today in Music History.

This week at the Current, we’re looking forward to Rock the Garden, the single-day fest we’ll put on this weekend with the Walker Art Center. So I thought Friday Five might as well reflect that today. Before you lather on the sunscreen, dig out your water bottles, and pull out your tickets (available here), you…

The Black Keys new album, 'Let's Rock,' is a return to the straightforward rock dished out in the early days of the band. This one-hour radio special, hosted by The Current's Jim McGuinn, explores the making of 'Let's Rock' as well as the chemistry shared by the band's Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney.

Ahead of the release of the Black Keys' new album, 'Let's Rock,' The Current's program director, Jim McGuinn, had the opportunity to spend the day at Easy Eye Studios in Nashville, home base of the Black Keys - aka Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney. 'It was one of those rare days when you begin the morning as acquaintances but end the afternoon like friends,' McGuinn writes.

Minnesota musicians including Semisonic, the Jets, Judy Garland, and the Andrews Sisters likely had original master recordings destroyed in a 2008 Los Angeles studio fire that claimed a vast swath of historic tapes by artists ranging from jazz founders to ’90s rockers. Original recordings made in Minnesota by Janet Jackson and Nirvana may also have…

For this morning's Vinyl Tap pick, Jill brought in "Pammie's on a Bummer", a 7:45 song from 'Inner Views', Sonny Bono's 1967 solo album which took a decidedly psychedelic turn from his Sonny & Cher days. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear from artists or bands who swiftly changed genres at some point in their career?