Indigo Girls

Critics' Picks: Van Halen, Rick Ross, the Cranberries, and more

Amy Ray/The Shadowboxers

Ted Nugent at Medina Entertainment Center, 8/7/11

Photos by Nikki Miller​Ted Nugent August 7, 2011 Medina Entertainment Center Ted Nugent's incantations are amusing, even charming, the first, second, third, even fourth go-round. But by the end, for fuck's sake. It's like listening to your drunk uncle complain about your aunt's bad cooking fo ... More >>

Minnesota Zoo unveils full summer 2011 concert schedule

​Now that we've all exhausted ourselves coming up with jokes about getting to see the Monkees at the Zoo this summer (July 1 and 2!), the Music in the Zoo series' organizers have revealed a full run of nearly 30 dates at the Minnesota Zoo's Weesner Amphitheater.

Brandi Carlile at the Minnesota State Fair, 8/29/10

Photos by Tony Nelson​Brandi Carlile with Amos Lee and The Watson Twins Minnesota State Fair Grandstand, 8/29/10 Brandi Carlile headlines the Grandstand: A self-declared milestone. She could not contain her joy at packing that place. She jumped and smiled constantly and sashayed gleefully ar ... More >>

Hole, Los Lobos, Josh Ritter, and more: Critics' Picks

Photos by Tony Nelson​Brandi Carlile with Amos Lee and The Watson Twins Minnesota State Fair Grandstand, 8/29/10 Brandi Carlile headlines the Grandstand: A self-declared milestone. She could not contain her joy at packing that place. She jumped and smiled constantly and sashayed gleefully ar ... More >>

Lilith: the Celebration of Women in Music

Photos by Tony Nelson​Brandi Carlile with Amos Lee and The Watson Twins Minnesota State Fair Grandstand, 8/29/10 Brandi Carlile headlines the Grandstand: A self-declared milestone. She could not contain her joy at packing that place. She jumped and smiled constantly and sashayed gleefully ar ... More >>

Lilith Fair moves to Target Center here, oblivion elsewhere

​The Lilith Fair was born of an odd doldrum in popular, female-fore music; the bulk of headliners for their first three seasons - before they suspended the festival for eleven years - were cut from the cheesecloth of alternative radio-directed acoustic-type pop (think Joan Osbourne, Indigo Girls, ... More >>

Lilith Fair announces 2010 Minneapolis stop

The all woman music festival is being resurrected, and will make a local stop in Minneapolis next year.

Bon Iver announces summer tour dates

The reflective woodsman will be sharing stage duties with... uh... the Indigo Girls, apparently.

Rude Girl

The reflective woodsman will be sharing stage duties with... uh... the Indigo Girls, apparently.

Music A-List

The reflective woodsman will be sharing stage duties with... uh... the Indigo Girls, apparently.

6/15: Morning Communique

The reflective woodsman will be sharing stage duties with... uh... the Indigo Girls, apparently.

Music with a Twist: Flying the rainbow flag or homogenizing the homos?

The reflective woodsman will be sharing stage duties with... uh... the Indigo Girls, apparently.

Keep on Rockin' in the Free World

The first Tuesday in October, the first Tuesday in November

Insipid

The first Tuesday in October, the first Tuesday in November

Hitting a Vayne

Mudvayne sip wine, contemplate nature, embrace the umlaut

The Mall Where You Talk To God

Faith, salvation, and End Times in suburbia: Inside Grace Church.

George W. Slept Here

Faith, salvation, and End Times in suburbia: Inside Grace Church.

Shmeer Job

Faith, salvation, and End Times in suburbia: Inside Grace Church.

Dixie Chicks: Fly

Faith, salvation, and End Times in suburbia: Inside Grace Church.

Women's Work is Never Done

Five new CDs resurrect and redefine the role of diva

Over the Rainbow

Are we really ready to declare ourselves post gay?

House of the Rising Sun

Next week Red House Records issues a momentous tribute album of Pete Seeger's songs. But after 15 years at the margins of American music, this St. Paul label proudly aims to stay there.

Goodbye, Columbus

In two new titles, Winona LaDuke and Jim Northrup weigh tribal rights and wrongs.

WOODY GUTHRIE LIVES

In two new titles, Winona LaDuke and Jim Northrup weigh tribal rights and wrongs.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS

In two new titles, Winona LaDuke and Jim Northrup weigh tribal rights and wrongs.

Walking the Cultural Tightrope

In two new titles, Winona LaDuke and Jim Northrup weigh tribal rights and wrongs.

Uptown Blues

In two new titles, Winona LaDuke and Jim Northrup weigh tribal rights and wrongs.