Join the Grammy-winning English singer-songwriter Elvis Costello as he takes us through a few of his favorite tracks, and what they mean to him—for the The Current's Theft of the Dial.

Elvis Costello joins Jill Riley in conversation to discuss his new record "The Boy Named If". The two also talk about what it’s like to write music with Paul McCartney, and tells us about his very first visit to Minneapolis back in 1978.

Fourteen years after their last collaboration, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss are back at Sound Emporium, where they recorded their new album ‘Raise The Roof.’

Join Jake Riley from House of Dance Twin Cities for this six-part video series of hip-hop dance lessons to help you add new moves on the dance floor.

Lindsey Jordan of Snail Mail joins The Current to play songs from her 2021 record, "Valentine". Jordan also spoke with Mary Lucia about her upcoming vocal cord surgery, what books she's picked up recently, and her resistance to being creatively boxed in.

Following the release of her 2021 record "Star-Crossed," Kacey Musgraves joins The Current's Jill Riley in conversation about pulling from multiple genres in her sound, the nonlinear stages of grief that followed her divorce and how they came through on the record, and her upcoming appearance on Sesame Street.

Mason Jennings connects with Local Show host Diane about his 2022 record "Real Heart," and Painted Shield—his new project with Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard, which also has their sophomore record in the works for next year.

From his home in Malibu, California Sting joins The Current to talk about his first residency in Vegas, his new record "The Bridge," and the memories that were stirred up from his role in the 1984 version of Dune when he saw the 2021 adaptation.

Johnny Marr talks to Jill Riley about his Crazy Face Factory outside of Manchester, how the new album title “Fever Dream Pts. 1-4” shaped his songwriting, and his latest work with Billie Eilish and Finneas on the new Bond film "No Time To Die".

The Isle of Wight Duo frequently revisit the topic of “fun” when making decisions about the band. Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale explained to Jill Riley, "Is it fun? Yes. Okay, let's do this. Is it not fun? Okay, let's try and do less of that."