Music

Guy has a new album, "The Blues is Alive and Well," but he recently told Billboard that he's worried about the future of the blues because you don't hear it on the radio anymore.
When Elvis made his triumphant comeback
50 years ago today, Elvis Presley began recording what would become known as his triumphant comeback, a special that aired in December of 1968 on NBC-TV.
Prince estate, Sony ink distribution deal for 35 albums
The Prince estate and Sony Music Entertainment have signed a distribution deal for 35 of Prince's previously released album titles.
The Posies' first album was a home-recorded self-released cassette that launched their career in 1988.
Todrick Hall performs tonight at the Saloon in downtown Minneapolis to kick off Pride weekend.
Fans of the smash hit musical Hamilton will be gathering in the atrium of the Ordway Theater in Saint Paul tonight for "HAMILTUNES: AN AMERICAN SING-ALONG!" The event is free, but you need to register ahead of time.
A church organ's stop with symbolism centuries deep
Centuries of racial tension are bringing attention to a custom organ at First Lutheran church in Bemidji.
According to a biography of Keith Richards, the first line of the song, "I was born in a crossfire hurricane," is a reference to the fact that Richards was born near London during World War II in the midst of a German air raid.
Late Late Show host James Corden says "Drive My Car" by the Beatles was the first song he sang with Paul McCartney when they drove together in Liverpool recently while taping a new carpool karaoke segment.
Aar Maanta, who leads one of the few active touring bands in the world that plays Somali music, is coming to Minnesota for a month-long residency sponsored by the Cedar Cultural Center.