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Aaron Williams
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PUP Rock a Sold Out Fine Line
On Sunday night, Toronto‘s PUP played a scorching set at a sold-out Fine Line, affirming their status as one of the world’s best young punk...
Marching through the Madness: Long Lines and The Chainsmokers at The Armory
March Madness has descended upon Minneapolis. Attracting thousands of people from all over the country to downtown, the Final Four is a premier sporting and...
Prince Collaborator Donna Grantis Celebrates “Diamonds and Dynamite” at the Dakota
Last Thursday night saw Donna Grantis return to the Dakota. Grantis, a Canadian guitarist known for her affiliations with Prince (she played in both 3rdeyegirl...
Former 3rdeyegirl Guitarist Donna Grantis Talks New album, Learning from Prince, and more ahead of album release shows at the Dakota
Last week, Donna Grantis released Diamonds & Dynamite. The record, a fusion-minded mix of rock, jazz, funk and more, was the debut album for the...
Ghost Light Plays Best Kept Secrets at the Turf Club
There are few days more important in the music business than release days. While big festivals, hometown gigs, and various other days and events are...
Bob Weir and Wolf Bros Bring Spirit of the Dead to the Palace
Few bands have a fan base as large and dedicated as the Grateful Dead. This is as true in 2019 as it was in the...
Infamous Stringdusters bring Progressive Bluegrass To the Varsity
Springtime is almost upon us. The air is getting warmer, the snow is melting, and March Madness is merely days away from getting into full...
The New Orleans Suspects Celebrate Mardi Gras at Bunkers
By virtue of being a large metropolitan area, there isn’t much the Twin Cities lack. Of course, we all have our wish lists, and no...
The Blues is Alive and Well: Mavis Staples and Buddy Guy put on a clinic at Mystic Lake
As a rule, two is usually better than one. Sure, there’s such a thing as too much of a good thing, but until you hit...
Angélique Kidjo Brings Talking Heads Tribute to the Cedar
I’ve long felt there are songs that should never be covered. Whether it be because they’re too ubiquitous, or simply because they’re just too unique...