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For King & Country – Burn the Ships World Tour – presented by 98.5 KTIS
The night was separated into two sets, both performed by For King & Country. The group is two brothers, Joel and Luke Smallbone, who are originally from Australia. These guys put on a very active show filled with many explosive moments. There are always things happening throughout, with the band and stagehands. There was a […] More
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in Artist News, VideoBo Weber’s music video “Pump This Town” features over 70 Minnesota artists
This Friday, Minneapolis artist Bo Weber premieres a music video for his new song, “Pump This Town.” The video features cameo appearances from over seventy Minnesota musicians. We bet you can’t name them all. Familiar faces include The Voice contestant Ashley Dubose, Platinum-winning singer Michael Shynes, Prof, deM atlaS, Har Mar Superstar, and many others. […] More
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Celine Dion’s Courage Tour Touches Target Center
Is there a better way to kick off the start of a new month than by seeing Celine Dion bring her Courage World Tour to Target Center in Minneapolis? Probably not. Making the night even more monumental is the fact that the Canadian superstar has not performed in Minnesota in over a decade. With eager […] More
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All Smiles All Night with Justin Martin at the Hideout
Justin Martin took over the Hideout last Friday night with the commanding presence of a true veteran of the electronic music scene. The energy he used to drive his set was overwhelmingly positive and consistently playful, setting an appropriate tone for a Halloween weekend set. The Hideout is a kind of venue version of inception, […] More
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Why Skizzy Mars Deserves Your Respect
This past July, 22-year old Harlem rapper Skizzy Mars released his second full-length album, titled Free Skizzy Mars. In his brief career, he has developed a major cult following and impressive underground success with his catchy tunes, laid-back approach and high-profile collaborations with the likes of G-Eazy and Yoshi Flower. He is happy, appreciative, sober, […] More
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Sabrina Claudio Plays an Intimate & Authentic Show at The Varsity
Minneapolis Newcomer It’s been about two years since I heard my first track by Sabrina Claudio. I was able to catch a brief glimpse of her at Coachella, but when it came to actually seeing her show for the first time, it had been a difficult affair considering she had never toured in Minneapolis. That […] More
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Jon Pardi at The Armory
Riley Green got the Friday Night Party started at The Minneapolis Armory, warming up the crowd as they were making their way in for headliner Jon Pardi. The Armory is one of the better places in the Twin Cities to see your favorite band play. The only shortcomings are that it’s a slow process to […] More
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Conversations with a Rock and Roll Legend and Vampire: Nick Cave at Pantages
A night of conversation with Nick Cave went exactly like you’d expect with a 62 year-old self-proclaimed rock and roll legend. But it also went not at all as you might expect. The abrupt shift from his usual raucous tours with The Bad Seeds stemmed from two things. First, there’s the quality connections he’s established […] More
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The Band CAMINO: No Need to “tryhard” for a Great Show
One year and one album after thier last Twin Cities visit, Tennessee-based pop-rock group The Band CAMINO finally returned to First Avenue and 7th Street Entry – but this time they made it to the main room. With a two-band lineup, both of whom include capitalization in their names, I’m expecting a night of the […] More
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GRIEVES Cuts No Corners at Fine Line
Rhymesayers artist GRIEVES made a stop at Fine Line Music Cafe last night in the early weeks of his Mr. Nice Guy Tour. Bringing three unique artists along for the ride, the night was certain to be a riot for Twin Cities hip-hop lovers. The Coolest Nur-D Guy Around I won’t lie, hip-hop isn’t typically […] More
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Vive la France: Polo & Pan Live at First Avenue
If you were at First Avenue last night for Polo & Pan and you closed your eyes and concentrated just so, you could have convinced yourself that you were at a swanky beach party on the French Riviera. Or was it Ipanema? In any case, this would have been a fantastic show for the above […] More
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Periphery Hits Minneapolis on Hail Stan Tour
Pioneers of progressive metal, D.C. based band Periphery showcased their technique and distinctive style at the Skyway Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Wednesday night with Veil of Maya and Covet. Periphery formed almost fifteen years ago and has been setting the pavement for what the metal scene is today. Misha Mansoor started Periphery back in 2005 […] More
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