The Hypstrz, Fingerprints, Yipes!, Curtiss A, and the Suicide Commandos — all pioneers of the Midwest’s punk sounds — reunited onstage at the Hopkins Center for the Arts for a gala concert to celebrate the re-release of a landmark 1979 compilation album.

Phair paid homage to her younger self and fans for the ‘Exile In Guyville’ 30th anniversary show. Blondshell opened up.

For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, which songs from musicians/bands/songwriters with a strong sense of humor do you want to hear?

This week’s Album of the Week is The Gaslight Anthem’s History Books.

New York artist Laura Pergolizzi — best known by their stage name LP — visited The Current studio to play songs from their latest album, ‘Love Lines.’ Afterwards, they chatted with Mac Wilson about making the album and about songwriting in general.

On the occasion of André 3000 shifting from hip-hop into experimental ambient music, here’s a look at other brilliant innovators unafraid of trying on new sounds.

The Alabama Shakes singer exploded preconceptions with her 2019 solo debut. On What Now, a follow-up born from a few years of life-quaking resets, she's ready to leave any remaining limits behind.

For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, which songs from Twin/Tone Records do you want to hear?

Liz Phair’s debut album, ‘Exile in Guyville,’ marks its 30th anniversary this year with a celebration tour that visits the Palace Theatre in St. Paul on November 17. Ahead of the show, Jill Riley spoke with Liz Phair, who shared her memories and insights on what the album meant then — and means now.

In her Tiny Desk performance, the artist lives on her own artistic plane — inviting listeners to take their time to fully join her.