Lights at Mill City Nights, Minneapolis (14 Feb 2015)
Lights: Mill City Nights Setlist Muscle Memory Toes How We Do It My Boots Siberia...
Lights: Mill City Nights Setlist Muscle Memory Toes How We Do It My Boots Siberia...
London Grammar Setlist Hey Now Darling Are You Gonna Leave Me Shyer Wasting My Young...
Tour Dates 01/16/15 Sydney, Australia “Sydney Festival” 01/17/15 Hobart, Australia “Mona Foma Festival” ...
Though winter’s cold bite is upon us early, there are still a few pop culture-related...
My Brightest Diamond Setlist Pressure I Am Not The Bad Guy Before The Words Be...
New Pornographers Setlist Brill Bruisers Myriad Harbour Use It Dancehall Domine War On the...
FKA twigs Setlist Preface Ache Lights On Give Up Water Me Pendulum Numbers Hide Video...
Get out your cowboy boots and hats, as apparently, Minneapolis/St. Paul is a hotbed for...
Believing that “everyone should be their most powerful selves” Los Angeles singer/songwriter Jillian Rose Banks (AKA BANKS) named her first full-length record, Goddess (Harvest Records), a seemingly confident title for an act few people were aware of, just a short time ago.
Photo Gallery Lia Ices Tour Poster Lia Ices Phantogram Setlist Phantogram Tour Poster Phantogram Setlist...
The Purple faithful were poised and ready. Prince had recently announced a live webstream via...
Nico & Vinz Setlist Find a Place Last Time Running Homeless When The Days Come...
It’s that time of year again for UK music— The Barclaycard Mercury Prize promotes the...
Remaining Wizard World 2014 Schedule September 12-14 – Wizard World Richmond September 26-28 – Wizard...
Remaining Wizard World 2014 Schedule September 12-14 – Wizard World Richmond September 26-28 – Wizard...
Friday was the first full day of Wizard World Chicago Comic Con, held at the Donald J. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL, just outside Chicago, and there were plenty of onsite activities to keep busy.
Polyphonic Spree Setlist Tragiverse (Tripping Daisy cover) (short version) Hold Me Now Popular By...
Wizard World Chicago Comic Con show hours Thursday, August 21, 3-8 p.m. Friday, August 22,...
Foster the People Setlist Best Friend Life on the Nickel Helena Beat Waste Coming of...
The sun was high in the sky, humidity was rising, and temperatures flirted near 90 degrees, but it was still “Knight Time”. And, “Knight Time” proved to be the right time, as local retro-soul band Sonny Knight and the Lakers closed out the annual In Cahoots- Red Stag Block Party in Northeast Minneapolis yesterday. The main focus of the event was to have eight of the area’s burgeoning local craft brewers paired up in teams, to each create a new brew, that the crowd would then sample, and vote for the best recipe (spoiler alert: the Fulton/Dangerous Man Brewing combination was far and away the winner).
Paul McCartney just showed us all up. While most 72 year olds are contemplating a home in Boca Raton or counting the minutes until the early-bird dinner specials start, Sir Paul had the day named after him by the state’s governor and played 39 songs in 2 hours 45 min., at a very sold-out Target Field on a clear Saturday night in Minneapolis.
Counting Crows Setlist Sullivan Street Untitled (Love Song) (The Romany Rye cover) I Wish I...
This is the time of year in Minneapolis/St. Paul when it’s the height of summer...
Spoon Setlist Knock Knock Knock Rent I Pay Don’t You Evah Small Stakes Who Makes...
De La Soul Setlist Verbal Clap Eye Know Much More/Stakes is High/Bizness Pass the...
Schedule Saturday, June 21 3:00 pm – Gates open 3:45 – 4:15 pm –...
Schedule Saturday, June 21 3:00 pm – Gates open 3:45 – 4:15 pm...
Needtobreathe Setlist Feet, Don’t Fail Me Now Oh, Carolina Difference Maker Wanted Man Float...
Despite my clarifying to anyone asking, I still remained at a bit of a loss of words describing Leeds, England’s Eagulls (pronounced the same but NOT 'The Eagles') who played a breakneck 45 min. set at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis last week. The buzzing post-punk/garage rock band is in the midst of a brief U.S. Tour, in support of their self-titled debut (on Partisan Records) that has everyone currently talking.
This wasn’t another Twin Cities-area border battle- Birmingham, Alabama soul upstarts, St. Paul and the Broken Bones hit town at the Varsity Theater earlier this week and all but literally blew the roof off the place.