Minnesota Yacht Club (Day 3) at Harriet Island, July 19, 2026
Minnesota Yacht Club 2026 wrapped up Day 3 with a fiery (in one case, quite literally) performances and The Strokes closed the weekend strong.
Minnesota Yacht Club 2026 wrapped up Day 3 with a fiery (in one case, quite literally) performances and The Strokes closed the weekend strong.
Day 2 of the Minnesota Yacht Club was a barely cooler day, with a lineup that ranged tremendously, headlined by Matchbox Twenty.
Day 1 of the Minnesota Yacht Festival was scorching hot, but it didn’t stop the crowd or the bands from having a great time.
Sub Pop Records label mates King Tuff and Father John Misty put on an outstanding show and a marathon evening of indie rock at the Palace Theatre in Saint Paul.
Thomas Sticha’s monthly residency was packed at the White Squirrel Bar in Saint Paul for his folk country sound. With special guest Sophie Hiroko’s grunge revival, it was quite the evening.
Cole Diamond put on a birthday show and combined it with an EP release on a full night of country music at Turf Club in Saint Paul.
Emmy Woods & The Red Pine Ramblers had their monthly residency at the White Squirrel Bar and their Americana sound was a great way to start the long holiday weekend.
Pop Wagner was brilliantly playing that old-time country and western music (as well as part time comedian) the day before his 77th birthday in his quarterly residency at the White Squirrel Bar in Saint Paul.
Kurt Vile and The Violators closed out the weekend in style, bringing that lo-fi rock to the Palace Theatre in Saint Paul.
UltraBomb came to rock at Turf Club in St. Paul and the seasoned veterans (Greg Norton! Ryan Smith! Derek O’Brien!) couldn’t have hit any harder in a brilliant set of punk rock.
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The New Standards got a perfect evening to perform to a packed Mears Park as part of Lowertown Sounds, and they delivered an electric performance with some great guest performers making a most memorable night.
Dylan LeBlanc brought a rich Southern rock & roll to Turf Club in Saint Paul and defied expectations.
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The White Squirrel Bar was celebrating their fifth anniversary in style, with a full day of live music. We caught part of the fun with Mortiholics and Deep Fakes rocking the outside stage.
Detroit rockers Mac Saturn brought a bit of glam and a lot of classic rock sound to the Turf Club in Saint Paul.
It was an evening of country and bluegrass jams as Clay Street Unit concluded their tour with a passionate performance at Turf Club in Saint Paul.
Weird Nightmare came to Turf Club in Saint Paul and the noise rock band blew the doors off as they tour in support of their newest album Hoopla.
It was a monthly residency for country soul combo The Midnight Movers and they gave a great capstone to the Memorial Day weekend.
Dan Israel and friends played their tribute to Bob Dylan on his 85th birthday at the kickoff of the outdoor Lincoln Center of the Block in Saint Paul, with a set that ranged across a pretty broad swath of Dylan’s catalogue.
It was an evening of New York bands, with Ray Bull bringing their indie pop sound to a large crowd at St. Paul’s Amsterdam Bar & Hall.
A splendid evening of indie folk from Ken Pomeroy and Flyte at Turf Club was the best way to end a gorgeous day in Saint Paul.
King Tuff brought the fuzz rock playing the entirety of his newest album MOO and much more in an entertaining evening at Saint Paul’s Turf Club.
Cut Worms came to Saint Paul’s Turf Club with a gorgeous pop rock sound and it was a tremendous show.
Gráinne Hunt was back at the Celtic Junction Arts Center in Saint Paul and along with bandmate Jules Stewart delivered a fantastic night of powerful folk songs.
Cloud Nothings kicked off their 2026 tour with one of the best concerts of the year at Turf Club in Saint Paul.
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