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Wholesome Holcomb’s Evoke Home at the Historic Fitzgerald
Drew & Ellie Holcomb brought their Memory Bank tour to the historic Fitzgerald Theater Sunday evening, delivering a night of music filled with warmth, wholesome family values, and heartfelt connections. The duo, known for their nutrient-filled songwriting and engaging stage presence, crafted an evening that felt as much like a family gathering as it did […] More
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Phantogram Lights Up the Fillmore
Outside it was uncomfortably cold, but on the inside of the Fillmore Minneapolis, Phantogram used their robust catalog to heat things up. Over the last ten years and about the same number of shows, I’ve never been disappointed. I’m happy to report that the streak is still very much alive. Take two parts rock and […] More
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Frank Black, The Perfect Birthday Gift
On Friday, the one and only Frank Black helped 89.3 The Current in their birthday celebration in the best way possible, with a heaping helping of nostalgia and rock n roll. By the time he took the stage, First Avenue had filled with the members of a certain strata that you’d expect at a show for […] More
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Jamie xx Dazzles at the Armory
Seeing Jamie xx on stage at the Armory felt surreal, in the best possible way. It may have not been a sellout crowd, but it felt pretty close on the floor in general admission. The setup was different from the stage at the end of a long room that most people use when they play […] More
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Billie Eilish Packs Range of Emotions into Sold-Out Show at the X
In the first of two sold-out shows at Xcel Energy Center, Billie Eilish spent the evening of Nov. 10 delivering an experience that felt both hugely intense and intimately personal, which was exactly what fans were expecting from this “Hit Me Hard and Soft” tour. The artist has made a name for herself by unapologetically […] More
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Five Trademarks of a Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats Show
Nathaniel Rateliff has been no stranger to the Twin Cities, starting years ago at the Turf Club, then headlining at Rock the Garden and selling out multiple Surly Field concerts. His soulful voice and warm tone hearken the nostalgic sounds of Otis Redding or Wilson Pickett, and his band the Night Sweats exemplify the traditional […] More
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Lovelytheband’s Jordan Greenwald on the Creative Process, Going Independent, “Broken” and More
Early success in the music industry can be complicated. While many artists strive to make music that connects with a large audience, there are plenty of acts that hit it big early and never recapture their initial magic. Sometimes trends shift away from their genre, sometimes there is too much pressure to replicate early success, […] More
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Helmet Brings Betty Back to Life in Minneapolis
Helmet descended upon Minneapolis’ Varsity Theater on March 10 for an electric celebration of the 30th anniversary of Betty, one of the most influential alternative metal albums of the 1990s. Founded by guitarist/vocalist Page Hamilton in 1989 in New York City, the band quickly became a driving force in the alternative metal and post-hardcore scenes. […] More
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Adam Gontier Celebrates Minnesota Homecoming at Three Days Grace Concert [[Interview]]
Three Days Grace returned to The Target Center in Minneapolis. Supporting Disturbed on their Sickness anniversary tour, this performance marked a special occasion for fans: The return of lead singer Adam Gontier. Departing the band in 2013, the last decade has seen My Darkest Days frontman Matt Walst taking over vocal duties. Now sharing the […] More
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5 Trademarks of a Matt Nathanson Show
American singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson has released music for over 30 years. He gained mainstream recognition with his 2007 album, Some Mad Hope, which featured the hit single “Come On Get Higher.” His newest album release, King of (Un)Simple, carries forth his storytelling strengths and ability to connect a feeling to melody. In the first of […] More
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Fiddle Ace Bronwyn Keith-Hynes on Finding her Singing Voice, I Built A World, and performing at the CMA Awards
There’s a youth movement afoot in bluegrass. In a genre often steeped in tradition, artists like Sierra Hull, Billy Strings, and more represent a wave of rising and established artists pushing the boundaries of the music and taking it to new places. While the exact musical approach and recipe varies by artist, this generation of […] More
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Cymande Brings Renascence to the Varsity
Boasting one of the more influential catalogs of their era of funk (specifically the early 70’s), Cymande has long been a collector’s favorite. Last Wednesday night, the group returned to Minnesota for a concert celebrating Renascence, their first album in 51 (!) years. The record is a solid effort that sees Cymande updating their sound […] More
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