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May 4, 2012
Dave Olson ventures into Americana with Pieta Brown (INTERVIEW)
The country music scene is often overlooked in place of more organic genres, but St. Paul-based musician Dave Olson really isn't classified as country. On his new album, Dave takes the Americana-folk genre and puts a different, yet simple spin on songwriting. Collaborating with Pieta Brown, Benson R ... More >>
Blogs
April 19, 2012
R.I.P. Levon Helm
Levon Helm, best known for his association with the Band, has just passed at the age of 71.Dear Friends, Levon is in the final stages of his battle with cancer. Please send your prayers and love to him as he makes his way through this part of his journey. Thank you fans and music lovers who have ma ... More >>
Blogs
April 5, 2012
Ten songs on "Cowboy" Jack Clement's birthday
Born in Whitehaven, Tennessee on this day in 1931, "Cowboy" Jack Clement's accolades as a prolific singer and songwriter, record and film producer, and television and radio host have been well-earned, with a career that spans over half a century and touches every nook and cranny of country music.
Blogs
April 2, 2012
Feist, DeVotchKa, and Rufus Wainwright top Music in the Zoo's summer concert schedule
The intimate amphitheater at the Minnesota Zoo is far and away one of the most idyllic outdoor music venues in the Twin Cities area. And each summer, the Music In The Zoo series gives music lovers of all types up-close, engaging performances from both established acts and alternative bands on ... More >>
Blogs
November 3, 2011
Lucinda Williams to play First Ave next Wednesday
Emmylou Harris has said of the alt-country songwriter, "She is an example of the best of what country at least says it is, but, for some reason, she's completely out of the loop and I feel strongly that that's country music's loss" and next Wednesday, Lucinda Williams will once again grace th ... More >>
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July 14, 2011
Top 10 sibling acts in country music history
On this day in country music history - July 14, 1973 - Phil Everly threw a dang old fit, smashing his guitar after performing the song, "('Till) I Kissed You" and walking off the stage, effectively breaking up the Everly Brothers while performing at Buena Park, California's Knott's Berry Farm ... More >>
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July 5, 2011
Eddie Vedder and Glen Hansard at the Orpheum Theater, 07/02/11
Photos by Jon BehmEddie Vedder and Glen Hansard July 2, 2011Orpheum TheaterEddie Vedder's stated goal in picking up the ukulele over a decade ago was to make that happy little instrument sound as sad as he was. And while there certainly was plenty of sorrow imbued in Vedder's songs Saturday ni ... More >>
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June 18, 2011
Rock the Garden 2011: Live blogging from the Walker Art Center
Photos by Nick WosikaTapes 'n Tapes frontman Josh GrierWelcome to Rock the Garden 2011! There's a steady rain here right now, and all along the hillside in front of the stage there are brightly colored rain jackets and ponchos as far as the eye can see.Gimme Noise is set up in back of stage at th ... More >>
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January 26, 2011
Charlie Louvin, country legend, passes at 83
Consider the Everly Brothers, consider the Delmores and of course, the Louvins; it seems near impossible to replicate the hauntingly close vocal harmonies of sibling singing duos. In this respect, and with consideration of their skin-prickling Baptist-influenced songs warning against the si ... More >>
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January 20, 2011
Rascall Flatts, Dale Watson, and the ghost of Gram Parsons
Photo by Nikki MillerGram Parsons Memorial, located outside Room 8 of the Joshua Tree InnThis morning, I'm drinking coffee outside a motel 28 hours southwest of Minneapolis, and two hours east of the L.A. freeways. The coffee's thin and weak, but I slept well in spite of an evening spent gett ... More >>
Music
November 24, 2010
Atmosphere, Rogue Valley, Recplacements Tribute, and more
Photo by Nikki MillerGram Parsons Memorial, located outside Room 8 of the Joshua Tree InnThis morning, I'm drinking coffee outside a motel 28 hours southwest of Minneapolis, and two hours east of the L.A. freeways. The coffee's thin and weak, but I slept well in spite of an evening spent gett ... More >>
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November 24, 2010
Weekend Checklist: The conundrum of Mavis and Tame Impala Replacements and Eyedea Tributes
It's turkey week and the usual travel snafus are starting. As I type this, it is 8AM and I am on a Delta flight out of Minneapolis bound for Georgia. I have been up since 4:30 and my flight has already been changed four times. Alas, if you are sticking around the Twin Cities the next few days, don ... More >>
Music
September 22, 2010
Janelle Monae, Matt & Kim, and more
It's turkey week and the usual travel snafus are starting. As I type this, it is 8AM and I am on a Delta flight out of Minneapolis bound for Georgia. I have been up since 4:30 and my flight has already been changed four times. Alas, if you are sticking around the Twin Cities the next few days, don ... More >>
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September 15, 2010
John Prine
It's turkey week and the usual travel snafus are starting. As I type this, it is 8AM and I am on a Delta flight out of Minneapolis bound for Georgia. I have been up since 4:30 and my flight has already been changed four times. Alas, if you are sticking around the Twin Cities the next few days, don ... More >>
Blogs
August 16, 2010
Rogue Valley CD-release at First Avenue, 8/13/10
Photo by Steve CohenRogue Valley are now officially halfway through their ambitious journey of releasing four albums in the span of 12 months, and what a journey it has been. Back in April they brought a grandiose and theatrical album release show to the Fitzgerald that even included a high schoo ... More >>
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May 6, 2010
Taylor Swift sells out Xcel
Photo by Steve Cohen SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT. I'm worried for li'l Taylor Swift. Her last American tour sold out all across the board. In fact, she sold out Staples Center and Madison Square Garden in less than two minutes. This tour? Also sold out sold out sold out. Appears the next show wit ... More >>
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May 5, 2010
Carrie Rodriguez
Photo by Steve Cohen SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT. I'm worried for li'l Taylor Swift. Her last American tour sold out all across the board. In fact, she sold out Staples Center and Madison Square Garden in less than two minutes. This tour? Also sold out sold out sold out. Appears the next show wit ... More >>
Music
May 5, 2010
Quiet Please with Low, Kate Nash, and more
Photo by Steve Cohen SOLD OUT SOLD OUT SOLD OUT. I'm worried for li'l Taylor Swift. Her last American tour sold out all across the board. In fact, she sold out Staples Center and Madison Square Garden in less than two minutes. This tour? Also sold out sold out sold out. Appears the next show wit ... More >>
Blogs
April 8, 2010
The Cactus Blossoms: Harmonies and country standards from the selfsame womb
Their MySpace page is paltry but their grip on classic country is strong.
Blogs
March 16, 2010
Lilith Fair tour dates, venues, and lineups announced for some locations
Sarah McLachlan is back from the '90s. She would like to share some ethereal tunes with you.
Calendar
March 3, 2010
Delbert McClinton
Sarah McLachlan is back from the '90s. She would like to share some ethereal tunes with you.
Music
March 3, 2010
The English Beat, Solid Gold, and more
Sarah McLachlan is back from the '90s. She would like to share some ethereal tunes with you.
Blogs
October 31, 2009
Gimme News Weekly Wrap-Up: Oct. 26-30
P.O.S. hits First Avenue and releases a new music video, Har Mar Superstar plays Late Night, Solid Gold release a new song & Owl City tops Billboard.
Blogs
October 26, 2009
Emmylou Harris and the Red Dirt Boys hypnotize at Mystic
Emmylou and the Red Dirt Boys' performance, from their musicianship to stage banter, felt intimate and engaging even in front of what can often feel like a ho-hum casino audience.
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January 21, 2009
The Big Pink: A Tribute to the Last Waltz
Emmylou and the Red Dirt Boys' performance, from their musicianship to stage banter, felt intimate and engaging even in front of what can often feel like a ho-hum casino audience.
Music
January 21, 2009
Kevin Costner (yep, that one), Private Dancer, and more
Emmylou and the Red Dirt Boys' performance, from their musicianship to stage banter, felt intimate and engaging even in front of what can often feel like a ho-hum casino audience.
Calendar
October 22, 2008
Little Feat
Emmylou and the Red Dirt Boys' performance, from their musicianship to stage banter, felt intimate and engaging even in front of what can often feel like a ho-hum casino audience.
Calendar
July 9, 2008
Mark Knopfler
Emmylou and the Red Dirt Boys' performance, from their musicianship to stage banter, felt intimate and engaging even in front of what can often feel like a ho-hum casino audience.
Blogs
April 15, 2008
Dental hygiene and pop music with Loren Depping
Emmylou and the Red Dirt Boys' performance, from their musicianship to stage banter, felt intimate and engaging even in front of what can often feel like a ho-hum casino audience.
Columns
August 16, 2006
Free Will Astrology
Emmylou and the Red Dirt Boys' performance, from their musicianship to stage banter, felt intimate and engaging even in front of what can often feel like a ho-hum casino audience.
Movies
January 18, 2006
'Last' Rites
Oak Street strikes up the Band
Columns
September 28, 2005
Save the Children
A collision with Christ's spokeswomen in the Annunciation parking lot
Music
March 30, 2005
In Da Club: Haley Bonar at the 400 Bar
Sulking toward Nirvana
Music
January 12, 2005
To Protest and Serve
Denouncing war and fighting for the right to booze, Bright Eyes forms an army of one
Arts
March 28, 2001
DV or Not DV?
That was the question at the South by Southwest Film Festival, where digital video reigned and good ol' film went south
Arts
December 20, 2000
2000: The Year In Music
That was the question at the South by Southwest Film Festival, where digital video reigned and good ol' film went south
Music
August 18, 1999
various artists: Return of the Grievous Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons
That was the question at the South by Southwest Film Festival, where digital video reigned and good ol' film went south
Music
April 14, 1999
Family Affair
Kate and Anna McGarrigle hold a musical reunion for sons, daughters, friends, lovers--and famously churlish ex-husbands
Music
April 7, 1999
Holy Fool
Vic Chesnutt goes AWOL, loses himself, and finds the missing and miserable soul of the South
Arts
January 13, 1999
For the Record
The music industry released 30,000 albums in 1998. You can live without 29,990 of them.
Sports
December 2, 1998
Grit 'n' Polish
The music industry released 30,000 albums in 1998. You can live without 29,990 of them.
Music
August 26, 1998
Willie Nelson: Teatro
The music industry released 30,000 albums in 1998. You can live without 29,990 of them.
Music
August 5, 1998
Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
The music industry released 30,000 albums in 1998. You can live without 29,990 of them.
News
June 10, 1998
Band Stand
35 concerts to soundtrack your summer.
Feature
May 6, 1998
1973 Music
35 concerts to soundtrack your summer.
News
January 21, 1998
A Whiter Shade of Gray
35 concerts to soundtrack your summer.
News
August 20, 1997
Musical Chairs
Bands are overbooked. Fans are staying home. As the music scene splinters, who's left standing?
News
January 24, 1996
The Year in Music 1995
Bands are overbooked. Fans are staying home. As the music scene splinters, who's left standing?
Feature
November 29, 1995
For Love of Country
Bands are overbooked. Fans are staying home. As the music scene splinters, who's left standing?

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