The Chart Show welcomes three new entries this week with Matt Berninger's debut solo album starting at #15 with the single, "One More Second."

When Gene Simmons describes the heyday of West Hollywood's Rainbow Bar & Grill as 'a bacchanalia,' that's saying something. Mary Lucia talks about a documentary, 'The Rainbow,' that explores the history of the music scene along Hollywood's Sunset Strip.

Last month Matt Berninger of The National released his debut solo record, 'Serpentine Prison' on Book Records, a new imprint formed by Berninger and Booker T. Jones with Concord Records. Jade caught up with Matt about working with Booker as a producer, and how he's been spending his free time lately.

The Current Rewind is the podcast putting music's unsung stories on the map. In season two, we examined the 50-year history of Minneapolis club First Avenue, using 10 pivotal dates to explore how a city, a scene, and popular music have evolved since the dawn of the '70s.

There are just so many National Treasures in this country that we're going for a Day 3! Who would you like to hear for this morning's Coffee Break?

Digital producer Jay Gabler shares his favorite songs of 2020.

Winners of the 2020 Americana Music Association's Honors and Awards were quietly announced this week, with the Highwomen winning in three categories and the late John Prine honored as Artist of the Year. Radio Heartland's Mike Pengra celebrates this year's honorees with an hourlong program showcasing the music.

In honor of Dolly Parton, we dedicated yesterday's Coffee Break to artists widely considered to be "National Treasures". And guess what? We didn't have enough time! So we're going for round two today.

“I got tired of signing ‘Save Our Stages’ petitions and decided to do something,” said Mary Beth Mueller. “Many of us simply cannot imagine this city or the national music landscape without First Avenue. We started emailing bands, and every single one of them responded, ‘yes.’” The statement by Mueller – founder of Kill Kancer…

It’s no secret that 2020 has been a rough year, and one that’s been particularly hard on the music industry. But while we get ready to bid 2020 adieu, there are still plenty of opportunities to support local music. We’ve put together a list of ten holiday gifts for music lovers that give back to…