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Tommy Stinson, bassist for the Replacements, talks about the CC Club

Tommy Stinson learned to play bass at age 11, and just a year later started strumming with the musicians, including his brother Bob, who would make up the Replacements. For this week's cover story on the CC Club, Stinson -- who now juggles multiple projects, including solo albums like 2011's "One Ma ... More >>

ZZ Top at Mystic Lake Casino, 8/11/11

Photos by Nikki Miller​ZZ Top August 11, 2011 Mystic Lake Casino "Can we play some bluuuues for you tonight?" growls Billy Gibbons, his lanky body adorned in a sparkly black Nudie suit, Dusty Hill to his right, similarly adorned, and Frank Beard behind them both on a skull-decorated, double- ... More >>

Roma di Luna, Heart, Dosh, and more

Experience Hendrix obliterates The Orpheum

Guitar Gods stop by on St. Patrick's Day to share some Hendrix tunes.

Gaslight Anthem, Lookbook, Tapes 'n Tapes, and more

Gently Down The Stream

Singer-songwriter, music teacher, and new father Pete Hofmann sprouts his maritime lullabies behind locked doors

Ooh La La

Local rocker starts the fight of his life--with a party

Life, Liberty, And The Freedom To Throw Panties

Local rockers Best Fight Story battle for the working man's rights

A Portrait of the Governor as a Young Weenie

Grant Hart recalls his old classmate, Tim Pawlenty

Radio Radio

We search the airwaves for signs of intelligent life

Cult of Personality

A fond look back at Blue Öyster Cult's hits and misses

No. 1 Record

Gary Louris and the Jayhawks have soared with introspective songs and rich melodies. Now, with their upbeat new album, Smile, the band is determined to fly up the commercial charts.

Artists of the Year

Framed, penned, screened, danced, sung, shot, delivered: City Pages lauds the artistic creations of 1999

Been a Long Time

R.E.M.: Up

New technology is changing the way we hear music