The Church and Afghan Whigs at First Avenue, Minneapolis (30 June 2024)
The Church Setlist Myrrh Metropolis The Hypnogogue C’est la vie No Other You An...
The Church Setlist Myrrh Metropolis The Hypnogogue C’est la vie No Other You An...
What’s happening this week. Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide. 06/28/2024 Friday Xana with DEZI...
Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide. 06/29/2024 Saturday Killed By Kiwis with Mystery Meat and NATL...
Setlist Jyja I’ll Make You See God Light as a Feather Oriole Toy Automatic Gentlemen...
Here are some shows, this week, in the Minneapolis/St Paul area. Read more Minneapolis Music...
Minneapolis: September 6 to September 9 - French indie pop band Phoenix will be headlining the Palace Theatre this Sep 6th. The band is best known for their hit singles, “If I Ever Feel Better” and “Lisztomania”, as well as “Too Young”. - The Joy Formidable at Turf Club (09/07/2022) -
The Afghan Whigs at Fine Line (09/09/2022), and Big Star’s #1 Record at 50 at Parkway Theater(09/09/2022)
Afghan Whigs Setlist Arabian Heights Matamoros Debonair Light as a Feather Teenage Wristband (The Twilight...
Here are some concerts taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from September 20 to...
Read More The Afghan Whigs Surely, you remember the high-drama swagger of the Afghan Whigs,...
Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area on March 19, 2016. Brian Fallon
It was a surreal moment watching the legendary Afghan Whigs take to the soft blue-lit stage last night at their sold out show at the Varsity Theater. That much-loved Ohio-bred hard rock band who shook up the grunge club in the early 90s with noirish tales of sex and violence and had a penchant for funk and R&B, was standing before an adoring audience; a colorful collection of older fans who saw them in their heyday and saucer-eyed newbies (like myself) who followed magnetic frontman Greg Dulli from his newer endeavors like Gutter Twins (see: Mark Lanegan) and the Twilight Singers back to his roots. All of them were waiting to be swept off their feet by an always obliging Dulli - and as the band kicked into the first song, the epic “Crime Scene, Pt. 1” and white confetti spilled from the ceiling, it all felt like some wonderful dream you don’t ever want to awaken from.
W♥M147 (41 mins) Sally and Vu on some Australian Music Festivals. This is the first...
W♥M138 (50 mins) Sally and Vu remembers (or tries to forget) the nineties. Upcoming music...