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Trey Songz Net Worth: How he got his riches, assault allegations, and more
Trey Songz is a famous American singer and rapper most well-known for his song “Bottoms Up,” which features Nicki Minaj. His songs “Slow Motion” and “Can’t Help But Wait” are also popular, with hundreds of millions of views on Spotify. With over 25 million records sold, you may be wondering what Trey Songz net worth […] More
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Cautious Clay’s ‘Deadpan Love’ Cancelled My Super Bowl Plans
And I regret nothing. Cautious Clay held stop number three at Minneapolis’ Fine Line Music Cafe, and on Super Bowl Sunday nonetheless. We were glad to see the 2021 album, Deadpan Love, finally had its tour coming around. Not only could I relive all my favorites from last year, but Cautious Clay also recently released […] More
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ON THE RADAR: Local Artist Finding Novyon hits the stage with J.I. at the Fine Line
Hailing all the way from Brooklyn, New York, J.I., a 19-year-old male Rapper many of you may know from his popular hit “Need Me” takes off on his first North American “The Young and Restless Tour.” J.I. made his way to Minneapolis, Minnesota for the first time, to perform at the Fine Line on October […] More
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Stevie Wonder Celebrates his Birthday at Crooners
Just one day after his 71st birthday, Crooners pulled together an all-star cast of musicians to once again pay tribute to his storied career in music. In the newly remodeled MainStage with enhanced HVAC, raised ceilings, and protective plexiglass surrounding the stage, Stevie’s brilliance was quickly felt. Although quite a large room, the new aesthetics […] More
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One-On-One: Kashimana and Andrea Beukelman
Andrea Beukelman didn’t see a lot of live music growing up, but that didn’t prevent her from understanding the power of it. She played piano and sang in choirs. Andrea remembers her first concert was Mannheim Steamrolller (thank you mom and dad) and just much of a treat it was to see live music, at […] More
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Nooky Jones packs the Icehouse
Everything about last night spoke to the modern music movement in Minneapolis. A movement defined by honesty and a new era of self-expression that allows you to let go, let down, close your eyes, and move to the snap of the snare. More
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The Oldenburg House Cooks Conservation and Music Together at B&B
Glenn Swanson was trying to come up with a ‘short little something’ that would signal to a bed and breakfast guest that the Oldenburg House is very much connected to the natural world. The B&B is next to Jay Cooke State Park, the Willard Munger State Trail, the National Kayak and Canoe Center, and the […] More
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Julia Michaels Closes The Gap at First Avenue
Before Julia Michaels took the stage at First Avenue, a sign appeared on stage stating it was a judgment-free zone. It encouraged dancing, singing, jumping, feeling and laughing. The sign was a huge hint into the vibe and energy that Michaels would bring to the show. As her first headlining show in Minneapolis, the backdrop […] More
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in Concert Review, Fun
Tank And The Bangas Came to Bang at Turf Club
There’s nothing more energizing to an audience member than watching the performers have a genuinely fun and enjoyable time on stage. If the band members are jumping around having a blast, frankly, you feel kind of like a moron if you just continue to stand still. That being said, the Turf Club was an electrifying […] More
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Song-Telling Tuesday: Chastity Brown and the Sharing of Respect
“Just because songwriting is sacred doesn’t mean it has to be mysterious. Just because it’s special and powerful doesn’t mean that it has to exist in a place that other people might not either A) feel like it’s something that they could do or, B) connect it to their own lives. That’s what I love […] More
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in Concert Review, Fun
Boyz II Men Romance St. Paul
Clothed in all white like a choir of angels they could effortlessly upstage, Boyz II Men brought a heavenly performance to the Twin Cities Sunday night. The romantic R&B trio stole the hearts of many long-time fans at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts with a 17-song setlist and an upbeat, yet tender zest. […] More
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Dirty Revival, Dirt Train ruminate on a messy existence
The two bands that played the 7th Street Entry Thursday night each brought their own perspective to the challenge of dealing with life. Dirt Train took the stage promptly at 830 and provided the perfect musical accompaniment for a low key night at the bar. The streets outside were wet and shining, illuminated by the lights […] More
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