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Todd Rundgren
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In 1973, Todd Rundgren was the producer behind the meat-and-potatoes hard-rock gem that is Grand Funk Railroad's We're an American Band LP. But he was also the auteur behind his own A Wizard, A True Star, one of the decade's most ambitious and bewildering psychedelic masterpieces. Rundgren... More >> |
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| University | Rock |
Father John Misty
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Josh Tillman issued a handful of solo albums before spending four years drumming and occasionally singing with Fleet Foxes, helping forge their atmospheric, Pacific Northwestern chamber folk-pop. Tillman then headed south, wandered into Laurel Canyon, absorbed the psychedelic remnants of '70s... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Indie Rock |
Foals
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Foals' previous two records established the Oxford-reared quintet as top-shelf acolytes of twitchy Talking Heads-inspired post-punk. Their just released third album, Holy Fire, flips the script by adding unexpected ballast. Lead single "Inhaler" finds the formerly lean and airy outfit sounding... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Indie Rock |
New Found Glory
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It's crazy to think that it's been ten years since New Found Glory released Sticks and Stones. Especially for the fans. The bulk of us are nearing our 30s. In our teens, we belted out the lyrics to "The Blue Stare" and "It Never Snows in Florida" with adolescent emotion. Those days are long... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Rock |
Dr. Mambo's Combo
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1987 was a notable year for Minnesota: the Twins won the World Series, Prince released one of his best albums in Sign 'O' the Times, and St. Louis Park's own Coen Brothers released their first great comedy Raising Arizona. 1987 was also the year that Dr. Mambo's Combo was formed, and it just so... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | R&B |
American Revival
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Indie-rock with traces of country is a tough genre to innovate in, and even tougher to simply retread the same ground. Minneapolis band American Revival doesn't reinvent the indie-rock wheel, but it does add something immensely enjoyable to the genre, which is more than good enough. Their new... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Rock |
Cornbread Harris
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You might've heard of his son -- a man named Jimmy who teamed up with another man named Terry, the rest being R&B history -- but Cornbread Harris is a Twin Cities legend in his own right. Harris is a WWII vet who joined Augie Garcia to record the area's first rock'n'roll record (1955's "Hi Yo... More >> |
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| University | R&B, Jazz |
Cory Wong Quartet
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Usually when someone's referred to as one of the best-kept secrets in town, it's an aspiring journeyman or a niche-genre artist that's flying under the radar. But as the weekly resident of one of St. Paul's premier clubs, Cory Wong doesn't quite fit under either category -- the jazz-and-more... More >> |
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| St. Paul (Downtown) | Jazz |
Transmission
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"Retro" is a tricky niche to slot a dance night into. Usually you've got to find yourself an era and a genre, hew towards the hits, and maybe garnish it with an outsized wink, a double-pistol-point and a smirking acknowledgement that you think the past is, well, kinda goofy. But Transmission... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | DJ |
International Reggae All-Stars
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Make all the jokes you want about the climate differences between Kingston and Minneapolis, but the cultural ones aren't as hard to reconcile. The aptly dubbed Lynval "Golden Voice" Jackson and his band have been a welcome and frequent presence in Twin Cities clubs for years now, and they're... More >> |
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| Burnsville | Reggae |
The Bungalow
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Friday night gets all the love, Wednesday night has its nudge-wink "hump day" cachet and everyone hates Mondays so much that there's no choice but to go out and wash that start-of-the-week ennui away. But what about Thursday, the day of the week where people are most likely to put... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | DJ |
Open Blues Jam with Moses Oakland
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Moses Oakland relocated from the Bay Area to the Twin Cities back in 1987, and since then -- well, it'd probably be easier and less space-consuming to list all the venues he hasn't played and the legends he hasn't gigged with. A blues, soul and jazz aficionado well-versed in a wide array of... More >> |
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| Uptown/ Eat Street | Blues |
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International Reggae All-Stars
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Make all the jokes you want about the climate differences between Kingston and Minneapolis, but the cultural ones aren't as hard to reconcile. The aptly dubbed Lynval "Golden Voice" Jackson and his band have been a welcome and frequent presence in Twin Cities clubs for years now, and they're... More >> |
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Reggae |
Big George Jackson
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| Uptown/ Eat Street | Blues |
Molly Dean
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Blues |
Barbara Jean & Erik Koskinen
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| Uptown/ Eat Street | Jazz |
Caritas Vocal Ensemble
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| St. Paul (Downtown) | Choral |
Spice & Slice of Asian America: Taiko Drumming
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| Hopkins | International |
Country Doctors
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Country |
i like you
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| Seward/ Longfellow/ Minnehaha | Rock |
School of Rock Semester Concert
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| St. Paul (Downtown) | Rock |
Gospel Choirs United 39th Annual Concert
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| Camden | Gospel |
Lehto & Wright
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| White Bear Lake | Folk |
Fred Steele
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| University | Gospel |
Marina & the Diamonds
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| Minneapolis (Downtown) | Indie Pop |
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