Concerts
The Wood Brothers Saved Lives At First Avenue
It was March 12th, 2020 when I was sent home from work due to the spiraling pandemic. Offices weren’t shut down just yet; The virus was just on the rise, but we had an office […]
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Wood You Join Us? THE WOOD BROTHERS take on First Ave with Sean McConnell (11/3/21)
The Wood Brothers and Sean McConnell will be at First Avenue this November 3rd at 8:00PM! Tickets are still on sale HERE and we hope you join us, because the last time these bros were […]
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Caamp Will Be Rocking The Palace Theatre October 22nd
With a little bit of rock, folk and a dash of bluegrass, Caamp have made a name for themselves and will be coming to the Palace Theatre on Friday, October 22nd. Supporting Caamp will be […]
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Sierra Ferrell to Play the Fine Line on 11/4/21
Fortunately this show for Sierra Ferrell has been in such high demand it has been moved from the 7th St Entry to the Fine Line. This will give more folks a chance to catch this […]
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Chris Koza Brings The Northwoods To The Icehouse
Was the universe conspiring against me or rooting for me? Between rain clouds, forgotten batteries, traffic and parking issues making it to the Icehouse on Thursday seemed like a small miracle. Was a 2nd show […]
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Pretty (Spectacular) In Pink: A Sunday Night Felt Like A Saturday with Motherfolk and Coyote Kid
It was a normal (cold as folk) Sunday night in Minneapolis, but howls and folking awesome jams were erupting from the Skyway as Coyote Kid and Motherfolk took to stage, in that respective order. As […]
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Texas Troubadour James McMurtry Plays The Dakota February 22
One of America’s most iconic singer/songwriters is coming to the Dakota for two shows February 22. The 7pm James McMurtry show is sold out. However, limited tickets still remain for the 9pm show. Tickets and […]
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The Fillmore Minneapolis Opens Their Doors With Brandi Carlile
After months of construction and anticipation, a few press events and a VIP party last week it was finally time: The Fillmore Minneapolis opened their doors to the public – well, public if you scored […]
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Mandolin Orange and Kate Rhudy Warmed our Hearts at The Palace on 1/30/20
The line to the Palace Theater was stretching too far for comfort when I walked up this Thursday evening as crowds of people were waiting for a folk’ing awesome time. Downtown St. Paul at night […]
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The Ghost of Paul Revere Deems Minnesota the “Land of 10,000 Whiskey Lakes” on 11/20 at First Ave
“Well… here we were thinking we weren’t going to get weird on a Wednesday” said Revere’s Bassist Sean McCarthy as the crowd finally settled down. We were two or three songs into the Ghost of […]