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Tegan & Sara delight at the State Theatre
Back in 1995 when Canadian duo Tegan & Sara got their start they were quite dangerous to the main stream gay, twins and oh my! Canadian? That was still the case when they broke out […]
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Band of Skulls makes us smile, Murder Shoes makes us sad at the Fine Line
Sunday night at the Fine Line turned out to be bittersweet. Sweet because because Band of Skulls absolutely brought it, bitter because we learned that opener Murder Shoes was breaking up and playing their last […]
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Make America Rock Again
The Make America Rock Again tour made a stop in Maplewood at the Myth Nightclub on Friday night. When I first saw the line-up I honestly thought it was a joke because I hadn’t heard […]
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Adam Green’s world’s first achievements at the Icehouse
Two world first events happened late last night on Nicolett Avenue. Adam Green became the first crowd surfer ever at the Icehouse. And for the first time in human history someone gets to write the […]
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Xenia Rubinos lets loose at the Icehouse
The term singer/songwriter get thrown around a lot but when I heard Xenia Rubinos described as a “Music Maker” it perked my interested and led to a late Friday night trip to the Icehouse. If […]
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Explosions in the Sky dazzle at First Avenue
Friday Night provided once again a lesson in just how much cool music that I have not heard of is out there. When looking at First Avenue’s schedule a few weeks ago, I noticed Explosions […]
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Martina McBride Packs the Verizon Event Center
Another Friday night show at the new Verizon Event Center and the second show brought in quite the crowd yet again! Most of the seats were spoken for and filled up fast for Martina McBride […]
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Driving Metal From Devin Townsend Project and Fallujah Lights Up Mill City Nights
photos by David Rubene People wrapped around the block on Wednesday night, lining up to jam out to some metal. Once I arrived I noticed that I was the only kid not wearing a […]
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Whitney sells out the Triple Rock
Fresh of the release of their debut album “Light Upon the Lake” Chicago’s Whitney played the sold out Triple Rock yesterday. Opening was Bloomington, IN band Hoops. Their first time in Minneapolis their attempts to […]
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Jenny Lewis is NAF (look it up) at the State Theatre
To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of her debut solo album “Rabbit Fur Coat” Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins are on a brief tour that started last night in Minneapolis. The day before the show […]