Minneapolis: March 29 to March 31
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03/29 Algiers with Party Dozen at 7th St Entry Read More
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Algiers
with Party Dozen
at 7th St Entry
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Atlanta-bred rock band Algiers are touring in support of their fourth album Shook (Matador Records).
The band will play the 7th Street Entry, in Minneapolis, fresh off their appearance at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
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Algiers (20 Sep 2021)
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We saw Algiers in Sep 2021 and said, “Originally formed in London, with the release of “Blood” in 2012, via Double Phantom Records, Algiers (singer and pianist Franklin James Fisher, bassist Ryan Mahan, guitarist Lee Tesche, and drummer Matt Tong) is based in Atlanta, and produces some interesting dub-style sound, industrial, and Afrobeat sound. Some songs sounds political, but all their songs are explosive, as seen in their live performance. Bassist Ryan Mahan seemed ready to explode. This just shows me that the band is very passionate about their music and their message.”
Party Dozen to open.
Tour dates:
02
Hole44
Berlin, Germany
MAR
03
Forum Bielefeld
Bielefeld, Germany
MAR
04
Club Manufaktur e. V.
Schorndorf, Germany
MAR
05
Club Volta
Köln, Germany
MAR
07
Petit Bain
Paris, France
MAR
08
The Dome
London, United Kingdom
Mar
10
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Mar
19
SXSW 2023
Austin, TX
MAR
16
Cheer Up Charlies
Austin, TX
MAR
19
The Rebel Lounge
Phoenix, AZ
MAR
20
Soda Bar
San Diego, CA
MAR
21
Knitting Factory NoHo
North Hollywood, CA
MAR
23
Bottom Of the Hill
San Francisco, CA
MAR
25
Show Bar
East Portland, OR
MAR
26
Madame Lou’s
Seattle, WA
MAR
29
7th Street Entry
Minneapolis, MN
MAR
30
Sleeping Village
Chicago, IL
MAR
31
The Whirling Tiger
Louisville, KY
APR
02
Big Ears Festival 2023
Knoxville, TN
APR
03
The Pinhook
Durham, NC
APR
04
DC9
Washington City, DC
APR
05
PhilaMOCA
Philadelphia, PA
APR
06
Racket NYC
New York City, NY
APR
07
Casa Del Popolo
Montreal, QC
APR
08
The Garrison
Toronto, ON
MAY
16
Manchester Canvas
Manchester
MAY
17
O2 Institute2 Birmingham
Birmingham
MAY
18
Whereelse?
Margate
MAY
19
Chalk
Brighton
MAY
21
O2 Academy Oxford
Oxford
MAY
26
Loppen
Christiania, Denmark
MAY
27
Mejeriet
Lund, Sweden
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03/30 Products with Sass and Killed By Kiwis at Turf Club Read More
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Products
with Sass and Killed By Kiwis
at Turf Club
first-avenue.com
Minneapolis’ Products recently announced that they’ve signed to Los Angeles label Solid Brass Records. Perhaps it’s to make their name more Google-friendly, it would seem they’re now listed as Products Band as an official band title… but I’m assuming everyone will likely just call the band ‘Products’.
They’ll be a new album, set for release in 2023 from the new label… stay tuned for more details.
We caught Products in July 2021 and wrote, “Local band Products (Alex on guitar, Jo on vocals, Konner on drums, and Jack on bass) played a quick 30-min set, mostly containing songs from their album Pink Puma. The band recently released a single, “(On Top) A Y’all Tower Of You” yesterday (July 26).”
They promised they’ll be playing new songs off the new record at this upcoming Turf Club show on March 30th. The openers listed for the show is Sass and Killed By Kiwis.
Also, Products are super excited to be playing with their heroes Deerhoof on July 8, 2023. Yes, we like Deerhoof, having seen them a few times … the last time in Georgia in Aug 2016: “Thursday evening’s festivities reached their peak when Deerhoof took the stage at the Georgia Theatre. Singer/bassist Satomi Matsuzaki didn’t just play music during this performance; she led a musical pep rally. She commanded this crowd to dance, wave their arms and Come See The Duck, and they happily did her bidding.”
Can’t wait to see the Deerhoof/Products team-up in July.
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03/31 Ber at 7th St Entry Read More
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Ber
at 7th St Entry
first-avenue.com
London/Minneapolis singer/songwriter Ber is on her “Halfway Across America” tour.
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Ber (30 Dec 2022)
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We caught Ber in Dec 2022 and wrote, “Ber aka Berit Dybing then took the stage but with some minor complications. That’s what makes 7th Street Entry such a fun musical venue. It’s an incubation tube for new bands and those bands are their own roadies, and they are only a few feet from the audience as they set up their equipment. For a time the band worked on connecting Mike’s (drummer) ear piece. Then Ber’s main mic wasn’t working, which was an important piece of equipment for a lead singer. No matter. Ber was game and set aside any awkwardness by chatting and taking selfies with the crowd.”
Tour Dates
15
Chicago, IL, US
Schubas Tavern
Mar
17
Montreal, QC, Canada
Bar le Ritz PDB
Mar
19
Washington, DC, US
Songbyrd
Mar
21
Philadelphia, PA, US
PhilaMOCA
Mar
22
New York (NYC), NY, US
Mercury Lounge
Mar
29
Toronto, ON, Canada
Drake Hotel Underground
Mar
31
Minneapolis, MN, US
7th St Entry
May
11
Brighton, UK
The Great Escape
May
17
London, UK
The Lower Third
May
22
Berlin, Germany
Prachtwerk
May
27
Leeds, UK
Temple Newsam House
May
27
Outdoor Leeds, UK
Live At Leeds In the Park
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