Mpls: January 25 to January 27, 2026

Here are some shows in Minneapolis/St Paul from January 25 to January 27, 2025: • Charlie Parr at Turf Club (Jan 25, 2026) • The Cactus Blossoms at Turf Club (Jan 26, 2026) • shame at Turf Club (Jan 27, 2026)

January 25, 2026 Sunday
Charlie Parr
with Tony Polecastro
at Turf Club
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It’s that time of the year again, Charlie Parr is doing his January 2026 Residency, every Sunday, at the Turf Club, in St Paul.

This is the fourth and final Charlie Parr January 2026 Residency at the Turf Club show.

We saw Charlie Parr Trio in April 2025 and wrote, “The Charlie Parr Trio kicked things off for the evening. Parr is, quite simply, a prolific artist. He has nearly 20 full length albums and an unbelievable number of other released material. He is a machine when it comes to shows, including a January residency at Turf Club for the last several years. He plays a blues country/blues rock style both solo and in bands like this concert’s trio. Although no one was making a big deal of it, the bassist for the trio was none other than Greg Norton, of Hüsker Dü fame. (Bob Mould also happens to be in town, playing at The Palace on the 19th.)”

Tony Polecastro to open.

Charlie Parr January 2026 Residency

January 26, 2026 Monday
The Cactus Blossoms
with Angela Autumn
at Turf Club
first-avenue.com

It’s that time of the year again, The Cactus Blossoms will be doing their 2026 Residency at the Turf Club every Monday. This is the fourth and final week for the 2026 Residency shows at the Turf Club.

We last saw The Cactus Blossoms in June 2025 and wrote, “The Grand Stage grounds were completely full by the time The Cactus Blossoms took the stage. And even though the swell of humanity made the venue feel like an outdoor sauna, not one bead of sweat could be found on this cooler than cool retro folk-rock duo of Jack Torrey and Page Burkum.”

Angela Autumn to open.

The Cactus Blossoms 2026 Residency

January 27, 2026 Tuesday
shame
at Turf Club
first-avenue.com

UK’s shame is back on tour in support of their new album Cutthroat (Dead Oceans).

We first saw Shame in Aug 2022 and wrote, “Singer Charlie Steen said, “It’s been so long since we’ve been to America, that we’ve already worked on our third album.” Green mentioned that they were going to play some of those future tracks on our set, which were well received. Although their debut album Songs of Praise were, er, praised by critics, the album doesn’t really do the band justice. Seeing them in person, you will full appreciate the band. They are some of the most exciting band we’ve seen, full of youth and energy. Everything from their strange humor in their songs to Steen’s funky hand-pumping dancing to guitarist Josh Finerty running and jumping four feet in the air… this is a really fun band.”

Tour dates:

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