Guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela join host Bill DeVille from their studio in Ixtapa, Mexico, to play a couple of selections from their Grammy-winning 2019 album 'Mettavolution' as well as a piece from their 2002 self-titled release.

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly talks to Americana artist Lucinda Williams about her new album 'Good Souls, Better Angels' and the spirit of protest that she says has 'always been in my blood.'

Green/Blue are a buzzworthy new Minnesota band, but the four members are no newcomers.

Beloved singer Marianne Faithfull has been released from hospital three weeks after being diagnosed with COVID-19. Also today: Car Seat Headrest has a new album project, with a gas mask as its visual icon; the Beatles are hosting a 'Yellow Submarine' singalong; an authorized Whitney Houston biopic is in the works; and Bruce Springsteen sang 'Jersey Girl' to support his home state during the public health crisis.

On her first full-length solo release since 2016, singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz has taken a new approach to songwriting: that of a third-person storyteller. 'Before this record, I had only written about myself and my feelings,' Jarosz says. The new album, 'World On The Ground,' releases June 5.

If you're looking for a way to support First Avenue while it's closed due to the public health crisis, and you also need a new pair of sneakers for all the social distance walks you might be going on, First Avenue is partnering with Vans on a new custom design. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that mention shoes?

Wilco released 'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot'; The Rolling Stones released 'Sticky Fingers'; the Ramones released their debut album; David Gedge of the Wedding Present got some birthday presents; Roy Orbison was born; and Johnny Thunders of The New York Dolls passed away, Today in Music History.

Gorillaz land in the All-Time Hall of Fame with "Momentary Bliss".

A photographer, adventurer and artist, Peter Beard split his time between New York and Kenya. The New York Times calls Beard 'the last of the great adventurers,' and Mary Lucia talks about what you'll find fascinating about him.

'Let's Go Crazy,' a star-studded 'Grammy Salute to Prince,' was full of memorable moments when it aired Tuesday night on CBS. Also today: Derek Jones (Falling in Reverse) has died; there's a growing market for loops and samples (but don't try to steal Pitbull's trademarked yell); Vans are releasing special shoes to support the music world; and Bandcamp plans to waive fees yet again.