The Black Keys have been inducted for the 12th time to our Chart Hall of Fame - first inducted back in July 2010 this is the most of any act, so they are Number One on The All Time Chart Hall of Fame!

Today in 1965, The Beatles played their one and only concert in Minnesota. And guess what? We're going to relive it for you today.

Ani DiFranco's new memoir is as proudly idiosyncratic as her entire career has been.

Count Basie and Joe Strummer were born (48 years apart); Patsy Cline recorded 'Crazy'; the Stones had their first U.S. No. 1 album; Bono got married; synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog passed away; Kenny Rogers celebrates a birthday; and the Beatles performed their one and only show in Minnesota, 50 years ago Today in Music History.

Billie Eilish hits No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100 with her song 'bad guy,' making her the first artist born in this century to top the chart.

On Sept. 27, Simpson will simultaneously release a new album and an anime film on Netflix, both titled 'Sound & Fury.' Each promises to showcase the Kentuckian's louder, looser side.

The opening track from 'No Home Record' reinforces Kim Gordon as an inimitable and malleable artist who, nonetheless, sounds only like Kim Gordon.

August 20 is National Radio Day. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention the radio or radio-y things?

Bob Dylan released 'Slow Train Coming'; The Emotions topped the chart with 'Best of My Love'; Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen returned to the stage after a serious car accident; Steve Winwood rolled with a chart-topping album; and Eddie Willis passed away in 2018, Today in Music History.

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