Remembering The Day John Lennon Died
NPR Music's Bob Boilen remembers the moment when he heard about the death of John Lennon, 35 years ago today, and how the Beatle's music led — in a way — to his work at NPR.
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Eagles Of Death Metal Returns To Paris For Concert Appearance With U2
The band that was playing in the Bataclan concert hall during the Paris terrorist attacks returned to perform with U2.
Among Established Artists, Several Newbies Score Grammy Nominations
Nominees for the 58th Grammy Awards were announced Monday morning. Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift, and The Weeknd got the most nominations, while some new artists were in the mix.
Sense Of Place Minneapolis: Hippo Campus
Hear fresh new rock 'n' roll from a band whose members are right out of high school.
World Cafe Presents: Lizzo
Don't be surprised when this ambitious Twin Cities singer and rapper breaks out nationally.
Heavy Rotation: Twin Cities Edition
Andrea Swensson of public radio's The Current picks out the best songs by Twin Cities bands.
Sense Of Place Minneapolis: Polica's 'United Crushers'
Channy Leaneagh and Ryan Olson preview a song from their forthcoming album.
Metropolis: 12/5/15
This week's two-hour EDM mix features a guest DJ set from Black Coffee.
Musical DNA: Kami Rowan
Radio Camper Ali Hardin talks to music professor Kami Rowan. Rowan teaches guitar students at Guilford College and is the faculty advisor for Guilford's student-run radio station, 90.9 WQFS.
KEXP Presents: EL VY
Watch the new band from The National's Matt Berninger as it performs "Need A Friend" live in the studio.