The singer-songwriter assembled her band at a New Hampshire bookstore for a set of warm folk-pop songs.

Ahead of the release of his 2022 record 'Inside Problems,' singer-songwriter Andrew Bird joins The Current to talk about his inspiration for the album, scoring the new Judd Apatow film 'The Bubble,' and grappling with writing music in solitude. Plus, Bird shares performances of two tracks from the upcoming record.

From their parent's basement in Burnsville, MN to Flowers Studio in Minneapolis, the self-described "nostalgic indie rock" sibling duo Durry join The Current for the latest in the Minnesota Sessions series to perform tracks from their breakout debut EP, ‘Suburban Legends’.

The Head and the Heart’s Jonathan Russell joins Mary Lucia to discuss the band's 2022 record 'Every Shade of Blue,’ overcoming writer's block, navigating touring with children, and the importance of trust in songwriting.

Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg make their debut on the First Avenue mainstage on March 3, 2022—the breakout act performed songs from their upcoming debut self-titled record, and more.

On Friday, April 1, Cloud Cult and the Minnesota Orchestra take the stage together at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. Watch a live video stream of the concert, starting at 8 p.m. Central.

Following the release of their 2022 record 'Things Are Great,' Band of Horses' Ben Bridwell joined The Current's Mary Lucia to talk about the ghosts of Ryman Auditorium, putting together the new record, and their upcoming North American tour with The Black Keys.

Superchunk join The Current to play a few songs from their 2022 record ‘Wild Loneliness,’ plus a familiar favorite. Frontman Mac McCaughan also talks to Mary Lucia about the band's early experiences playing in Minnesota, touring in pre-internet times, and his decision to lean into a more acoustic sound on this release.

Before the Grammy-winning British indie-rock act alt-J makes a stop in Minnesota on their 2022 tour, they shared a four-song performance including tracks from their new record 'The Dream,’ and a familiar favorite.

On their new record, ‘Angel In Real Time,’ Gang of Youths' frontman David Le'aupepe took a maximalist approach to the release, "... it needed to be offensive to taste making sensibilities. It needed to be a complete violation of all those things. It needed to not be a downtempo miserable, sad, sodden record that everyone expects. There's this weird idea that somehow you can only convey true emotion with sad quiet intimacies and I resent that.”