As Mark Wheat said before Black Pumas took the stage, "Here's to fifteen more years!"

Nominated for Grammys in four different categories, including Best Americana Album, English singer-songwriter Yola visited The Current to play songs from her acclaimed record, 'Walk Through Fire.'

To honor Black History Month, The Current spotlights musical icons from throughout history and across genres. As February approaches, help us pick the artists to celebrate for Black History Month this year!

Watch the Grammy-nominated band from Austin, Texas, perform a stunning set in the First Avenue mainroom in Minneapolis.

Watch the ska-tinged pub rock group from Minneapolis play at The Current's 15th Anniversary, recorded live at First Avenue in Minneapolis.

Shreveport, La., garage-gospel soul outfit Seratones performed at The Current's 15th anniversary party at First Avenue in Minneapolis. Watch video of their full set, captured live on the night of the performance.

Minneapolis powerhouse rapper MaLLy played a live set at The Current's 15th Anniversary at First Avenue. Watch MaLLy's full set, captured live on the night.

The Minneapolis genre-bending quintet kicked off The Current's 15th Anniversary, live from First Avenue in Minneapolis. Watch video of their full set, captured live.

NPR's Scott Simon talks with the 23-year-old guitarist about the tragic event that inspired him to start writing songs and what it was like to collaborate with The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach.

All too often, we in the Twin Cities only pay tribute to beloved musicians after they’re gone. So it was a treat to gather with a few hundred others last night at the Turf Club, celebrating someone who’s very alive: Dolly Parton, whose 74th birthday is Sunday, Jan. 19. Dolly Parton feels zeitgeisty lately, thanks…