Music

"Johnny Cash: Forever Words," which was produced by Johnny Cash's son features an interesting assortment of artists including the Jayhawks, Elvis Costello, Allsion Kraus, Brad Paisley and Roseanne Cash.
Owen Husney, who is best known as Prince's first manager, has published a book about his life in the music business called "Famous People Who've Met Me."
Purple Current is a mixture of Prince music, music that inspired him, his contemporaries and music that he influenced.
"Man in the Mirror" by Michael Jackson was number one on the Billboard pop chart 30 years ago today. Jackson dedicated the song to Yoshiaki Ogiwara, a five-year-old Japanese boy who was kidnapped, held for ransom and eventually murdered.
The Star Tribune reports that after the album was finished someone noticed that parts of Jeremy Messersmith's song "Purple Hearts" sound enough like "Sweet Caroline" that it could get them sued for copyright infringement.
In an effort to encourage more visitors, Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis is hosting a concert series.
Judas Priest will perform Monday night at a fitting venue for a heavy metal band, the Minneapolis Armory.
Sixty years ago, Albert Lea, Minn., native and Rock And Roll Hall of Famer Eddie Cochran recorded the original version of "Summertime Blues."
Rising country star comes to the Twin Cities
Colter Wall will be performing Tuesday night at the Fine Line Music Cafe in Minneapolis.