Kate Malanaphy at 370 Sets, St Paul (August 5, 2025)
Kate Malanaphy at 370 Sets (August 5, 2025) 370 Sets The 370 Sets is a...
Kate Malanaphy at 370 Sets (August 5, 2025) 370 Sets The 370 Sets is a...
The end of July was upon us and there were a lot of live music options across the Twin Cities. But it was also a Thursday, meaning there would be local acts performing at Turf Club, and this last day of the month was headlined by The Holy North.
Salsa del Soul at Lowertown Sounds (July 31, 2025) Lowertown Sounds John and his...
Alexander Natalie at 370 Sets (July 29, 2025) 370 Sets The 370 Sets is a...
The final day of the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, at Harriet Island, in St Paul, was looking to be nearly perfect weather and was certainly the heaviest attended crowd of the festival early in the day.
With no real rain in the forecast for Day 2 of the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, things were looking clear for the full slate of bands. Organizers and Festival staff kept things moving smoothly, which was impressive given the large number of people in the relatively small Harriet Island Regional Park.
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370 Sets The 370 Sets is a free concert series on Tuesdays throughout the summer...
Potential New Boyfriend at Midway Saloon, St Paul (July 10, 2025) Midway Saloon Summer...
Grand Rapids, MI band The Crane Wives (named after The Decemberists, ala Japanese folk tale 鶴女房) just headlined the Palace Theatre in downtown St. Paul, in support of newest album, Beyond Beyond Beyond.
John Garciaat Turf Club (July 09, 2025) John Garcia Setlist ¹ Kyuss song ²...
Katy Vernon at 370 Sets (July 1, 2025) Katy Vernon Setlist Dear Prudence (The Beatles...
Southside Aces at 370 Sets (June 24, 2025) Southside Aces Setlist Anytime (Emmett Miller cover)...
JAMES TAYLOR SETLIST Wandering (I’m a) Road Runner (Jr. Walker & the All Stars cover)...
On a balmy summer evening in downtown St. Paul the Twin Cities Jazz Festival kicked off its 27th year. Earlier in the week the Star and Tribune noted that the TCJF is bigger than the Taste of Minnesota and boasts more musical acts than the Minnesota Yacht Club. In fact, there were over eighty artists playing 20 venues over two days and a lot of it was free. So, it was my intention to catch five of these acts at Mears Park.
Lew Apollo at Midway Saloon (June 19, 2025) Midway Saloon Set Time OUTDOOR 7:00pm...
Dean Warehamat Turf Club (June 19, 2025) Dean Wareham Setlist New World Julie Dear Betty...
The Family Crest at Turf Club (Jun 18, 2025) The Family Crest Setlist Battle Cry...
In their 2024-25 season finale, the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra delighted the audience and received three standing ovations throughout the afternoon at the Ordway Concert Hall. Reunited with Gábor Takács-Nagy, it was clear to see the strong connection the orchestra has developed over the years with the Hungarian conductor.
On an unseasonably cool evening in St. Paul, it was very warm in the Turf Club, for a night of indie rock & pop headlined by Julia Wolf.
Dead Larry at Turf Club (June 12, 2025) Dead Larry Setlist Werewolves Canine Fall Sun...
It was a We Heart Music favorite, with Peelander-Z coming to town to perform their amazing live show at St. Paul’s Turf Club.
Xcel Energy Center last night played host to Sessanta 2.0, the continuation of Sessanta, which was the sequel to Cinquanta – a 50th birthday celebration for Maynard James Keenan. The show featured A Perfect Circle, Primus and Puscifer all on stage at the same time rotating through (mostly) three song sets (see set list to the right) with those not actively performing just hanging out (or sometimes involved in antics), enjoying the show. It was a remarkable, well-executed approach.
Baroness returned to the Twin Cities Friday to perform their Red Album and Blue Record in full - no surprises, no filler, just two beloved albums delivered with clarity and force at well over 100 decibels.
SASAMI Setlist Figure It Out Honeycrash I’ll Be Gone Need It to Work Not the...
Five Artists, Four sets, three records (or CDs if you prefer), two nights, and one Stephin Merritt: 69 Love Songs the 25th Anniversary tour at the Fitzgerald Theatre in St. Paul. What a sublime couple of evenings. The Magnetic Fields know how to put on a performance and those in attendance were treated to an amazing one. I had the pleasure of seeing them perform 69 Love Songs like this back in 2002 and was blown away by the fidelity to the sound of the album while simultaneously being its own event. The voices of Shirley Simms and Stephin Merritt were flawless. Having been to my fair share of recent shows by bands from the ‘90s and ‘00s, I was not sure what to expect of their voices 23 years later. Well, spoiler alert, they’re still flawless, and I don’t say that lightly.
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Magic Sword at Turf Club (May 5, 2025) Starbenders Setlist Nothing Ever Changes If You...
Program Order Zoltan Almashi: Mariupol (Maria’s City) (11 min) Joseph Haydn: Symphony No. 44, Mourning...