Minneapolis This Week (December 28, 2025)
Here is what is going on this week in Minneapolis/St Paul, ending on December 28, 2025: • Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (Dec 24-25, 2025) • Shrimpnose at 7th St Entry (Dec 26, 2025) • All Tomorrow’s Petty at Turf Club (Dec 26-27, 2025)
December 24, 2025 Wednesday
Christmas Eve
at United States
Christmas Eve
at United States
December 25, 2025 Thursday
Christmas Day
at United States
Christmas Day
at United States
This week will be slow, due to the Christmas holiday (Christmas Eve and Christmas Day). Although people may say that Black Friday is the biggest Christmas shopping day – some may argue that Christmas Eve, the day before Christmas, is the biggest shopping day because of last-minute shoppers. Generally speaking, business closes early on December 23rd or 24th, and nothing is really open for business on Christmas Day.
December 26, 2025 Friday
Shrimpnose
with student 1, BLOOD $MOKE BODY, TaliaKnight
at 7th St Entry
first-avenue.com
Shrimpnose
with student 1, BLOOD $MOKE BODY, TaliaKnight
at 7th St Entry
first-avenue.com
Los Angeles, by the way of Minnesota, electronic artist/producer/DJ Shrimpnose will be headlining the 7th Street Entry, in Minneapolis, on December 26, 2025.
student 1 , BLOOD $MOKE BODY, and TaliaKnight to open.
Shrimpnose writes: “waddup!! im shrimply stoked to be sharing my next tour with you. i love playing shows and its a privilege to be able to play in lots of places. gonna have new cassettes and new merch and new music to play. more dates to come soon. excited to come see you, lmk in the comments where else i should come!!🍤🫶🍤”
- 11/06 palm springs, ca
- 11/08 pasadena, ca
- 11/15 penticton, bc
- 11/16 atlanta, ga w/ Ryan Celsius
- 11/26 LA
- 11/30 milwaukee, wi
- 12/27 eau claire, wi
- 12/28 minneapolis, mn w/ Daedelus @wickers_Wicker’s Portal student 1 and TaliaKnight Culminate Presents
Minnesota’s All Tomorrow’s Petty, a Tom Petty cover band will be doing a double-night residency at the Turf Club, in St Paul, on December 26 and 27th. Just a weird thing, but the band took their name from a Velvet Underground song “All Tomorrow’s Parties”, so I’ve always thought they were a Lou Reed cover lover band.
The Petty collective features a rotating cast of players, but is known to include: JT Bates, James Diers, Jake Hanson, Jeremy Hanson, Bryan Nichols, and Rob Skoro.
Faith Boblett will open the first night (Dec 26), while Hemma will open the second night (Dec 27).
We first saw Hemma in August 2024 and noted, “Opening the show was local singer/songwriter Hemma, who sings about grief and healing and seems to be inspired by Joni Mitchell. Her biography mentioned that she comes from a large family of singers and sometimes she’s with a full band (but it seems easier for traveling as a soloist). Songs that she played and mentioned were “Patterns” (with the funky beats), “Home”, and “Buckskin Pony” (which she had to not use the pre-recorded background music). She said that she has a new album coming out and that she was going to preview her new single, “Lullabies”, which was officially released August 1.”
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.



