In a summer that may have otherwise been filled with live music, musicians and audiences alike have been adjusting to socially distanced options. For most, this entails live streams and music videos made from home. For three Minnesota musicians, bassist Liz Draper, fiddler Clancy Ward, and multi-instrumentalist Kyle Ollah, it also involves a pontoon boat.…

Margo Price joins The Current's Jill Riley for a Live Virtual Session to talk about writing her new record, fitting in the Nashville music scene, and her signing with Loma Vista Records. Hear tracks from Margo's new record, 'That's How Rumors Get Started.'

Happy Margo Price day! Why not round out this Margo morning with a Coffee Break focused on modern-day country music outlaws? Let us know who you'd like to hear.

Buzzcocks made their live debut; The very first Billboard chart was published; Jan and Dean had a hit with help from Brian Wilson; Iron Butterfly released an album that featured a 17-minute track; and Chris Cornell and Kim Carnes were born, Today in Music History.

Margo Price doesn't easily fit in to the Nashville music machine, but it hasn't stopped her from carving out a name for herself in a highly competitive country/Americana music scene.

Small music venues in the U.S. are looking for a lifeline, and a new bill in Congress called The Restart Act might be it. Advocates say the future of independent venues relies on government relief.

August 8 and 9 are Radio Free Weekend on The Current! We're turning the controls over to you Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight, and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for nothing but your requests. Let us know what you want to hear.

In partnership with Warner Records, the Prince Estate dug deep into Prince's vaunted vault to release a previously unheard version of the song, 'I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man,' recorded in 1979.

Jarvis Cocker, the Britpop legend and former frontman of the band Pulp, spoke with The Current's Jim McGuinn about 'Beyond the Pale,' the new album from Jarv Is, as well as about songwriting versus book writing, about 1980s northern England, and about what happens when royalty visits a cavern known as The Devil's... er, Bottom.

Have you caught a glimpse of Comet Neowise yet? It's a hunk of ice currently hurtling by Earth that stretches 3.1 miles wide and will be easiest to see an hour to 80 minutes after sunset.