26 Jan 2025 Sunday
Rubblebucket
with Hannah Mohan
at Amsterdam Bar & Hall

first-avenue.com

Rubblebucket, the art-pop project of Kalmia Traver and Alex Toth, is currently on tour. The duo will stop by the Amsterdam Bar & Hall, in St Paul, and they’re bringing Year of the Banana.

 
Hannah Mohan (from the band And the Kids) to open. We saw And the Kids in April 2018 and wrote, ““I have to do some yoga first” guitarist/vocalist Mohan said after a brief set change and entrance of her band And the Kids, and the crowd wasn’t sure if this was part of the show, or just some needed stretching, but it turned out to be the latter as Mohan mentioned recent headaches from frequent couch sleeping. The Northampton, MA band describes their own sound as “unconscious, accessible, existential, indie, glitter, popsicle, crisis” music and that’s as good a description as any, as evidenced by latest full-length, Friends Share Lovers (Signature Sound Recordings) and more recent single, ‘2003’.”

Tour dates:

  • Dec
    12
    Portland, ME, US
    State Theatre
  • Dec
    13
    Hamden, CT, US
    Space Ballroom
  • Dec
    14
    South Burlington, VT, US
    Higher Ground Ballroom
  • Dec
    15
    Woodstock, NY, US
    Bearsville Theater
  • Jan
    17
    2025
    Pittsburgh, PA, US
    Mr. Smalls Theater
  • Jan
    18
    2025
    Buffalo, NY, US
    Electric City
  • Jan
    19
    2025
    Cleveland, OH, US
    Beachland Ballroom
  • Jan
    21
    2025
    Columbus, OH, US
    A&R Music Bar
  • Jan
    23
    2025
    Grand Rapids, MI, US
    The Intersection
  • Jan
    24
    2025
    Chicago, IL, US
    Thalia Hall
  • Jan
    25
    2025
    Madison, WI, US
    Majestic Theatre
  • Jan
    26
    2025
    St. Paul, MN, US
    Amsterdam Bar & Hall
  • Jan
    28
    2025
    St Louis, MO, US
    Blueberry Hill
  • Jan
    30
    2025
    Nashville, TN, US
    The Basement East
  • Jan
    31
    2025
    Asheville, NC, US
    The Orange Peel
  • Feb
    1
    2025
    Atlanta, GA, US
    Terminal West
  • Feb
    4
    2025
    Richmond, VA, US
    The National
  • Feb
    5
    2025
    Washington, DC, US
    9:30 Club
  • Feb
    6
    2025
    Philadelphia, PA, US
    Underground Arts
  • Feb
    7
    2025
    Boston, MA, US
    Big Night Live
  • Feb
    8
    2025
    New York (NYC), NY, US
    Webster Hall
  • Mar
    27
    2025
    Fort Collins, CO, US
    Aggie Theater
  • Mar
    28
    2025
    Denver, CO, US
    Ogden Theatre
  • Mar
    29
    2025
    South Salt Lake, UT, US
    The Commonwealth Room
  • Apr
    1
    2025
    Seattle, WA, US
    Neptune Theatre
  • Apr
    2
    2025
    Portland, OR, US
    Revolution Hall
  • Apr
    4
    2025
    San Francisco, CA, US
    August Hall
  • Apr
    5
    2025
    Los Angeles (LA), CA, US
    Lodge Room
  • Apr
    6
    2025
    San Diego, CA, US
    Quartyard
  • Apr
    8
    2025
    Phoenix, AZ, US
    Valley Bar
  • Apr
    11
    2025
    Dallas, TX, US
    Deep Ellum Art Company
  • Apr
    12
    2025
    Austin, TX, US
    Mohawk
  • Apr
    15
    2025
    Charleston, SC, US
    Music Farm
  • Apr
    16
    2025
    Carrboro, NC, US
    Cat’s Cradle
  • Apr
    17
    2025
    Waynesboro, VA, US
    The Foundry
  • Apr
    18
    2025
    Baltimore, MD, US
    The 8×10
  • Apr
    19
    2025
    Asbury Park, NJ, US
    Asbury Lanes

 

27 Jan 2025 Monday
Geordie Greep 
with NNAMDÏ
at First Avenue

first-avenue.com

black midi’s guitarist and vocalist Geordie Greep has gone solo with his debut album The New Sound (Rough Trade Records). The singer will be headlining First Avenue on January 27, 2025.

Note: Originally this show was booked at the smaller Fine Line, but has been venue upgraded. All tickets purchased for Entry/Fine Line shows will be honored, and balcony ticket buyers will be refunded the difference in ticket price.

We caught Black Midi (stylized as black midi) one year ago, in Oct 2021, and described them as “They’re more art-rock/experimental rock. The sound reminds me a little bit of Clinic. Like it or hate it, you can’t deny they drew in a massive crowd and clearly had a big fanbase in Minneapolis, thanks to the fact that their new record Cavalcade (Rough Trade) landed on multiple “Best Albums of 2021 (So Far)” lists. ”

NNAMDÏ (aka Nnamdi Ogbonnaya) to open.

Tour Dates:

  • Dec-03 – Paris, Point Ephemere
  • Dec-05 – Berlin, Lido
  • Dec-06 – Amsterdam, Bitterzoet
  • Dec-07 – Nijmegen, Doornroosje
  • Dec-09 – Milan, Magnolia
  • Dec-10 – Düdingen, Bad Bonn
  • Jan-16 – Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda’s
  • Jan-17 – Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda’s
  • Jan-18 – Baltimore, MD Ottobar
  • Jan-19 – Raleigh, NC Kings
  • Jan-21 – Asheville, NC Eulogy
  • Jan-22 – Atlanta, GA The Earl
  • Jan-24 – Nashville, TN The Blue Room
  • Jan-25 – St Louis, MO Off Broadway
  • Jan-27 – Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
  • Jan-28 – Madison, WI High Noon Saloon
  • Jan-30 – Chicago, IL The Empty Bottle
  • Jan-31 – Chicago, IL The Empty Bottle
  • Feb-01 – Kalamazoo, MI Bell’s Eccentric Cafe
  • Feb-03 – Toronto, ON Axis Club Theatre
  • Feb-05 – Montreal, QC Bar Le Ritz
  • Feb-06 – Brattleboro, VT The Stone Church
  • Feb-07 – Boston, MA Brighton Music Hall
  • Feb-8 – Brooklyn, NY Warsaw
  • Apr-28 Phoenix, AZ Crescent Ballroom
  • Apr-29 Santa Ana, CA Constellation Room
  • May-01 Los Angeles, CA Regent Theatre
  • May-02 San Diego, CA Soda Bar
  • May-03 Pioneertown, CA Pappy and Harriet’s
  • May-05 Santa Cruz,C A The Catalyst Atrium
  • May-06 San Francisco, CA Great American Music Hall
  • May-07 Sacramento, CA Harlow’s
  • May-09 Portland, OR Aladdin Theatre
  • May-10 Seattle, WA The Crocodile
  • May-11 Vancouver, BC The Pearl

 

28 Jan 2025 Tuesday
The Backfires 
at 7th St Entry

first-avenue.com

Indie rock band, The Backfires (Alex Gomez, Harry Ruprecht, ,Max Wanduragal, and Matt Walter) is currently on tour, stopping by the 7th Street Entry, in Minneapolis, on January 28, 2025.

There is a strict 4 ticket limit. Any attempt to exceed the ticket limit of 4 per customer or household, or to game the system in any way, will result in cancellation of orders without notice. There is a transfer delay for all tickets up to ONE MONTH prior to show.

As of this writing, no opening band have been announced.

Tour dates:

  • January 26 – Pittsburgh, PA – Smiling Moose
  • January 28 – Minneapolis, MN – 7th Street Entry
  • January 30 – Chicago, IL – Subterranean
  • January 31 – Columbus, OH – The Basement
  • February 01 – Cleveland, OH – Mahall’s
  • February 02 – Toronto, ON – Hard Luck Bar
  • February 04 – Boston, MA – Sonia
  • February 05 – New York, NY – Bowery
  • February 08 – Washington, DC – Atlantis
  • February 11 – Chapel Hill, NC – Local 506
  • February 12 – Atlanta, GA – Vinyl
  • February 14 – Orlando, FL – Will’s Pub
  • February 15 – Tampa, FL – Hooch and Hive
  • February 18 – Nashville, TN – The End
  • February 20 – Dallas, TX – Cambridge Room
  • February 21 – Austin, TX – Empire Control Room
  • February 22 – Houston, TX – Bronze Peacock
  • February 25 – Denver, CO – Larimer Lounge
  • February 26 – Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court
  • February 28 – Seattle, WA – Barboza
  • March 01 – Vancouver, BC – Fox Cabaret
  • March 02 – Portland, OR – Mission Theater
  • March 04 – San Francisco, CA – Rickshaw Shop
  • March 05 – Los Angeles, CA – The Echo
  • March 06 – San Diego, CA – Voodoo Room
  • March 08 – Phoenix, AZ – Valley Bar
  • March 12 – St. Louis, MO – Old Rock House
  • March 15 – Philadelphia, PA – The Foundry
 
 
28 Jan 2025 Tuesday
Dylan LeBlanc and David Ramirez
at Parkway Theater

theparkwaytheater.com

Dylan LeBlanc and David Ramirez are co-headlining the Parkway Theater, in Minneapolis, on January 28, 2025.

Ramirez’s album All The Not So Gentle Reminders is coming out on Blue Corn Music.

 
We saw LeBlanc in Feb 2024 and wrote, “Turn out for Dylan LeBlanc at Turf Club was terrific. A lot of young couples, and country folk music fans in the audience. According to fans, this was LeBlanc’s first tour in five years. His last show was in 2019 (also at the Turf Club), because his 2020 show (also at the Turf Club) was cancelled due to COVID restrictions. So, it’s been a longtime coming to his fans. The American singer-songwriter and guitarist’s latest album Coyote is a semi-autobiographical and a concept album. The record tells the story of Coyote, a man on the run and living a dangerous life. The man find himself in the middle of a criminal underworld of Mexico and struggles to find a way out of this treacherous lifestyle.”

Tour dates:

  • Jan 22 – Nashville, TN – Basement East
  • Jan 23 – St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway
  • Jan 24 – Kansas, MO – Knuckleheads
  • Jan 25 – Omaha, NE – Reverb
  • Jan 26 – Des Moines, IA – xBk
  • Jan 28 – Minneapolis, MN – Parkway Theater
  • Jan 29 – Milwaukee, WI – Shank Hall
  • Jan 30 – Chicago, IL – Old Town School Of Folk Music
  • Jan 31 – Columbus, OH – Rumba Cafe
  • Feb 1 – Millville, PA – The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls
  • Feb 4 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Made
  • Feb 5 – Philadelphia, PA – Johnny Brenda’s
  • Feb 7 – Norfolk, VA – The Annex*
  • Feb 8 – Asheville, NC – The Grey Eagle

 

If your band is coming to the Minneapolis/St Paul area, please email details to vu@weheartmusic.com with a good lead time. Thank you.

 

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