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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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    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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    Samia Leads Sold-Out Local Triple Bill at First Avenue

    There’s nothing quite like a sold-out show. The energy, the buzz, and the palpable yet indescribable vibe of sold-out shows make for a recipe ripe for memorable experiences. On Friday night, three fantastic local singer-songwriters gave the Twin Cities that and more at First Avenue. Opening Friday night’s show was Ava Levy. Levy’s recorded output […] More

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    Never Really Apart: Aoife O’Donovan on I’m With Her’s return, shared roots, and the power of musical kinship

    After a seven-year stretch since their acclaimed debut See You Around, the trio behind I’m With Her (Aoife O’Donovan, Sara Watkins, and Sarah Jarosz) return with Wild and Clear and Blue, an album steeped in reflection, connection, and creative evolution. Ahead of their June 14th show at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Aoife O’Donovan […] More

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    Sessanta V2.0 Brings the (Birthday) Party to the X

    The concept seemed almost too ambitious to pull off successfully: three distinctive bands weaving their performances together in celebration of one man’s milestone birthday.  Yet Sunday night’s nearly three-hour Sessanta V2.0 performance at St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center proved that with the right pieces on the chessboard, ambition coupled with genuine artistic collaboration can result […] More

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    Breaking Benjamin Leads the Pack at Target Center

    Fans got their money’s worth on Wednesday night at Target Center when four bands rocked one stage for the Awaken the Fallen Tour. Co-headliners Breaking Benjamin and Staind rolled into Minneapolis with two supporting acts, and while I felt this stop on the North American tour had plenty of highs, there were unfortunately a couple […] More

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