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We♥KC! April 12-17, 2023 Upcoming concerts/shows (Kansas City / Lawrence, KS)

Read More Dawes The three-hour evening was opened by Los Angeles-based Dawes, who considers Minneapolis one of their strongest markets, in a solid hour-long set of their own. …

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April showers means it's raining concerts in the KC/Lawrence metro!  Tax deadline is growing near, so if you already have your refund, splurge a little and go see some live music again.  

The NFL Draft is fast approaching too, with the league still not disclosing any musical talent, but we hope to hear soon.  Recent announcements for late summer/fall include ZZ Top at Starlight (Aug); A7X w/Falling in Reverse at T-Mobile (Sept); and Blues Traveler/Big Head Todd at Grinders (Aug), so things are filling up!

Let’s take look at the Kansas City/Lawrence KS metro musical happenings from April 12th-17th.

WEDNESDAY APRIL 12

Tennis w Kate Bollinger, Liberty Hall-Lawrence,$29-$50

The Denver pop duo are hitting the road in support of their new album, POLLEN. Following a couple of UK shows in February, the band has been touring the States, with this leg winding down, and we just caught them live, at their recent Minneapolis stop.

Accompanying single from the new record is "One Night with the Valet,", whose video was directed by Luca Venter and featuring Tennis singer Alaina Moore on a farm.

Cactus Blossoms w Riley Downing, Knuckleheads, $20

The Minneapolis-based Americana brothers Page Burkum and Jack Torrey are back out on the road, headlining in the Midwest after previous touring with the likes of Wilco, Jenny Lewis and Lucius.

Their recent digital EP, If Not For You (Bob Dylan Songs Vol. 1), will be available for the first time on 12-inch, 45 rpm limited-edition blue marble vinyl. This special Record Store Day release will be available exclusively at participating indie stores on April 22.

Pedro the Lion, recordBar,$25

Dave Bazan has a massive 2023 tour honoring the anniversaries of two seminal Pedro the Lion albums, where he’ll celebrate 25 years of It’s Hard to Find a Friend and 20 years of Control. The 38-date trek just started in Omaha and wraps June 30th in Pedro the Lion’s hometown of Seattle. Supported by Erik Walters

THURSDAY APRIL 13

Kitchen Dwellers, Bottleneck,$20-$22

The Bozeman, MT, Americana alt/bluegrass band have a 17-date 2023 Spring Tour with support from Nashville’s Sicard Hollow. The tour kicks off in Davenport, IA with Lawrence getting the second show on the list! The foursome (Shawn Swain, Torrin Daniels, Joe Funk and Max Davies) play a unique blend of “outer bluegrass” and have their 3^rd album, Wise River out April 29 and produced by Minnesota’s own guitar hero, Cory Wong.

“Bad Friends” with Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee, Uptown, $45-$63

The live version of their hit podcast-

Andrew Santino stars in FX’s most-watched comedy series, Dave alongside Lil’ Dicky. Santino starred in the SHOWTIME series, I’m Dying Up Here executive produced by Jim Carey and directed by Jonathan Levine. He also appeared in Game Over Man written/produced by The Workaholics crew. 

Bobby Lee is a stand-up, actor, and podcaster. From 2001 to 2009, Lee was a cast member on MADtv, and he co-starred in the ABC sitcom series Splitting Up Together alongside Jenna Fischer and Oliver Hudson between 2018 and 2019. Lee has also appeared in the films Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, Pineapple Express, and The Dictator.

FRIDAY APRIL 14

Steven Curtis Chapman, Liberty Hall-Lawrence,$52-$93

Chapman is the most awarded artist in contemporary Christian music including five Grammy Awards, 59 Gospel Music Dove Awards — including a record seven Artist of the Year awards and is the first contemporary Christian music artist to have 50 No. 1 hits in the genre. Need we say more?

Covet w/ altopalo, Bottleneck-Lawrence, $25

San Jose math rock band Covet has embarked on a spring tour, which just kicked off on April 7 in Portland, running until Los Angeles on May 12. Scarypoolparty and altopalo will open each stop. The trek will find Covet performing a slew of new songs as they prep for the release of their third studio album. altopalo has a unique blended indie sound and is touring in support of last September’s Frenemy release.

Joanne Shaw Taylor, Kauffman Center, $37.50-$67.50

She’s the #1 Billboard Blues Artist and plan to perform songs from critically acclaimed album, The Blues Album. which was voted #1 Most Played Blues Album of 2021 by the Independent Blues Broadcaster’s Association.

Demon Hunter with Opponent, Granada. $30

The longtime Christian metalcore act continues their 20 Years of Exile Tour commemorating two decades since Demon Hunter released their self-titled debut album. The band plays songs from all eleven of their albums so expect a career-spanning set from the Seattle-based band.

Lil Duval (comedian), Apr 14, 15, 16, KC Improv Comedy Club, $47-$57

The Jacksonville, FL native (aka Roland Powell) stops in KC for a multiple night stand, so several chances to catch his distinctive style of comedy. Duval can currently be seen on the MTV series Guy Code, but he’s not done yet. “Everything that you can do and even more that hasn’t been done yet” is a goal for him. “Whatever it is the people want me to do, I’m going to do it. And, I’m going to be the best at it,” he promises.

SATURDAY APRIL 15

Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain, Yardley Hall. $15-$49

Returning for their fifth appearance at MTC, the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain has become a worldwide phenomenon. They began back in 1985, with the concept of an orchestra consisting entirely of ukuleles in different sizes.

The orchestra has collaborated with the British Film Institute in providing music for silent films and musically with Madness, Robbie Williams, Ant & Dec, Yusuf Cat Stevens, and a full symphony orchestra performing at the Royal Festival Hall.

Heather McMahan (comedian), The Midland,$39.25-$89.25

The comedian is back on the road after her podcast, ABSOLUTELY NOT WITH HEATHER MCMAHAN was named one of the Ten Best Podcasts by Entertainment Weekly. She starred opposite Nina Dobrev and Jimmy O. Yang in Netflix’s LOVE HARD and is currently developing a half-hour comedy based on her life for NBC.

Warren Zeiders, Granada-Lawrence, Sold Out.

Talk about a Hot Country Night- basically all of this rising Country singer’s show are Sold Out.! Cultivating his own indie success, Zeiders has amassed over 1.4 billion global TikTok views, more than 767 million audio streams and well over 39 million video plays. His recently released debut album 717 Tapes: The Album was out last fall, gathering up his previous releases along with a handful of new tracks.

Texas Tenors, Ameristar Casino,$27-$165

They came from NBC's America's Got Talent over a decade ago and have since performed more than 1500 concerts Their versions of songs like John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads" to "E lucevan le stelle" from Puccini's Tosca, Bruno Mars' "Just the Way You Are" and The Righteous Brothers’ "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin’” as well as their own originals have all grown their fanbase.

Blackberry Smoke, KC Live! $25-$75

The Georgia Southern rock band has gone through a tough year, with member Brit Turner, suffering from major health issues. Along with being a founding member of the band, Brit is the literal brother of bass player Richard Turner, and is considered the big brother to everyone in the band, but they’ve carried on with as much joy and passion as being on a live stage, can muster.

Snow Tha Product, The Truman, $28.50-$57

The Mexican American artist (aka Claudia Meza) from San Jose, CA is out on her The Quince I Never Had Tour, releasing

SUNDAY APRIL 16

 

Dawes, Liberty Hall-Lawrence, $30-$75

The always-great Dawes is out on their North American tour in support of their eighth studio album, last July’s Misadventures of Doomscroller and reprises their An Evening With… format, meaning look for two sets and a full evening of Laurel Canyon-inspired Americana sound. The 30-date run wraps early next month at a hometown show at The Theatre in LA’s Ace Hotel.

Taylor Goldsmith remarks in a press release. “Two sets. Just us. Long nights. Full hearts. Buy tickets. Come early. We’ll all have to break out the catalog master lists and bingo cards as we try to get to every song we’ve got.” We caught them live in this same format, back in 2018, and always enjoy seeing the band live. A bittersweet note is that it is the last shows of co-founding bassist Wylie Gelber, who has announced his departure to focus on other interests, following this run.

John Crist (comedian), The Midland,$29.75-$59

Continuing his Emotional Support comedy tour, the rising stand-up comedian boasts more than one billion video views over five million fans on social media. "When the world seems a little bit upside down, that's when comedy is at its best," says Crist.

John Gorka, Lied Center. $16-$30

note: masks are required by all for his performance)

Known for his soulful baritone voice and ability to work every nuance of language, Gorka captures a wide array of experiences and weaves them into memorable melodies. With 14 acclaimed albums, he has collaborated with the likes of Nanci Griffith, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Ani DiFranco, Lucy Kaplansky, Patty Larkin and many more.

MONDAY APRIL 17

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Tennis at First Avenue, Minneapolis (08 April 2023)

04/08 Tennis with Kate Bollinger at First Avenue Tennis Setlist One Night with the Valet My Emotions Are Blinding Ladies Don't Play Guitar Runner Forbidden Doors Matrimony Needle and a Knife Paper Diamond Rings Hotel Valet No Exit In The Morning I'll Be Better How to Forgive Let’s Make a Mistake Tonight Pollen Song Need Your Love -- Encore -- I'll Haunt You My Better Self Glorietta Tour Dates 04/10 - Milwaukee, WI - Turner Hall Ballroom 04/11 - Indianapolis, IN - The Vogue 04/12 - Lawrence, KS - Liberty Hall 04/14 - Denver, CO - Mission Ballroom 04/15 - Aspen, CO - Belly Up Aspen 04/16 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot 04/18 - Boise, ID - Knitting Factory 04/20 - Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre 04/21 - Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre 04/22 - Portland, OR - McMenamins Crystal Ballroom 04/24 - Eugene, OR - McDonald Theatre 04/25 - Sacramento, CA - Ace of Spades 04/26 - Oakland, CA - Fox Theater 04/28 – Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium 04/29 – San Diego, CA - Humphrey’s Bar & Grill 05/02 - Phoenix, AZ - The Van Buren 05/04 - Austin, TX - ACL Live 05/05 - Houston, TX - Warehouse Live 05/06 - Dallas, TX - South Side Music Hall Read More Tennis Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers. … Kate Bollinger Kate Bollinger to open. Tour dates: 03/24 - Atlanta, GA - The Eastern 03/25 - Nashville, TN - Brooklyn Bowl 03/27 - Raleigh, NC - The Ritz 03/29 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club …

Denver’s indie pop duo Tennis ( Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley) returns to Minneapolis, at First Avenue, on a busy Saturday night. The husband-and-wife duo is touring in support of their sixth studio album, Pollen.

Opening the show was Charlottesville’s Kate Bollinger, who was last in town in February 2022 with Faye Webster. Bollinger is joined on stage with a full band, featuring Jacob on drums, Noah on bass, and Chris on guitar. If I misheard the names during the introducing the band announcement, I apologize.

The lyrically clever singer/songwriter played some new and unreleased songs, one that she called “Boys in my Head” and the new single, “Running” (available from her EP Look at it in the Light via Ghostly International), which is a bit of a grooving song that Bollinger described in an interview that “it’s a song about a failing relationship, a new time in my life, deep insecurity and anxiety, and wanting to be really known and loved by someone. I’ve tried lots of different styles of songwriting and I think I've made lots of things that don’t really reflect who I am anymore, but this song feels representative of the core of who I am.”

She covered a French song called “J’aime Les Filles”, originally by Jacques Dutronc. Translated to English, it means “I like the girls…” and the lyrics continues that he likes the girl in Castel, he likes the girls in Régine, he likes all girls. The lyrics are simple and silly, but Bollinger treats the song so seriously.

Prior to Tennis taking the stage, the venue played the entire Mono’s “Life in Mono” song. Not sure if it is by request by Tennis or the DJ/programmer decided to make this the introductory song.

Turn out for the show was terrific, with the dancefloor packed. This is the duo’s biggest headlining show to date, and it’s good to see the band grow their audience.

Tennis opening for (08 April 2012)

We first saw them open for Sharon Van Etten in 2012: “Tennis warmed up the crowd. They are based out of Denver, and I believe is driven primarily by husband and wife songwriting team. The band is from the east coast, but their music sounds like they're from west coast. Singer Alaina Moore mostly stayed behind her keyboard, but once in a while will step in the center with just a mic to do songs like her self-described 'slowjam' song, "My Better Self."”

Tennis (19 Nov 2013)

Then we saw them headline the Communion #2 Show in Nov 2013: “For Tennis' oldest song, "Marathon" (from their 2011 album Cape Dory), singer Alaina Moore stepped away from her usual keyboard spot to center stage. Moore confessed that whenever she did that, it felt like she was at a talent show. For their final song, "Origins", they had the Night Sweats' saxophonist joined them on stage to finish the song.”

Tennis (07 Oct 2014)

My favorite was seeing them at the Fine Line in Oct 2014: “Tennis stopped by Minneapolis, but it's always good to see the band again. The husband/wife duo is focused around singer/keys (and sometime guitar) Alaina Moore, who was feeling a little under the weather. It was bad enough that the band canceled their in-store appearance at Electric Fetus earlier in the day... and you can tell that the band is sorely looking forward to their break... that is until starting their second leg of their tour again in a week.”

Tennis (07 Mar 2017)

The last time we saw Tennis, it was Triple Rock Social Club in Mar 2017: “Now, feeling fresh and with new songs from Yours Conditionally, the band seemed rather excited to be back on the road. Judging from the attendance and fan support, singer Alaina Moore seemed really happy that people hadn’t forgotten about them. The title of the record and their song ‘Matrimony’, Moore would explain that it was in reference to their wedding day. They were sailing and ported in Baltimore and decided, for better or worst, that it was time have their wedding ceremony. With a quick self-haircut and her sister bringing them a last-minute vintage wedding dress (and no shoes!)... the “reluctant” wedding became their “best memory”.”

So it’s been a long time since we last saw the band. This is due to conflicting shows, or the fact that the COVID pandemic caused cancellations throughout the last few years. Seeing the band on stage, you can tell that the band is very excited to be playing live again. As you can see in some of the photos below, Alaina’s look is of love and adoration. It carries in the way she sings and how the band play to the beat.

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Tennis at First Avenue, Minneapolis (08 April 2023)

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Minneapolis: April 8 to April 12

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04/08 Tennis with Kate Bollinger at First Avenue Read More Tennis Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers. …

04/08/2023 Saturday

Tennis
with Kate Bollinger
at First Avenue
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Husband/wife duo Tennis returns to Minneapolis, at First Avenue, on April 8, 2023.

Tennis (07 Mar 2017)

The last time we saw Tennis, it was Triple Rock Social Club in Mar 2017: “Now, feeling fresh and with new songs from Yours Conditionally, the band seemed rather excited to be back on the road. Judging from the attendance and fan support, singer Alaina Moore seemed really happy that people hadn’t forgotten about them. The title of the record and their song ‘Matrimony’, Moore would explain that it was in reference to their wedding day. They were sailing and ported in Baltimore and decided, for better or worst, that it was time have their wedding ceremony. With a quick self-haircut and her sister bringing them a last-minute vintage wedding dress (and no shoes!)... the “reluctant” wedding became their “best memory”.”

Kate Bollinger to open.

Tour dates:

03/24 - Atlanta, GA - The Eastern
03/25 - Nashville, TN - Brooklyn Bowl
03/27 - Raleigh, NC - The Ritz
03/29 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
03/30 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
03/31 - Philadelphia, PA - The Fillmore Philadelphia
04/01 - New York, NY - Beacon Theatre
04/03 - Boston, MA - House of Blues
04/04 - Homer, NY - Center for the Arts of Homer
04/05 - Toronto, ON - History
04/07 - Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre
04/08 - Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
04/10 - Milwaukee, WI - Turner Hall Ballroom
04/11 - Indianapolis, IN - The Vogue
04/12 - Lawrence, KS - Liberty Hall
04/14 - Denver, CO - Mission Ballroom
04/15 - Aspen, CO - Belly Up Aspen
04/16 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot
04/18 - Boise, ID - Knitting Factory
04/20 - Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre
04/21 - Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre
04/22 - Portland, OR - McMenamins Crystal Ballroom
04/24 - Eugene, OR - McDonald Theatre
04/25 - Sacramento, CA - Ace of Spades
04/26 - Oakland, CA - Fox Theater
04/28 – Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium
04/29 – San Diego, CA - Humphrey’s Bar & Grill
05/02 - Phoenix, AZ - The Van Buren
05/04 - Austin, TX - ACL Live
05/05 - Houston, TX - Warehouse Live
05/06 - Dallas, TX - South Side Music Hall

04/08 Avey Tare at 7th St Entry Read More Avey Tare Avey Tare (a.k.a David Portner), one third of influencial experimental band Animal Collective is headlining the Amsterdam Bar & Hall on Sunday, April 7th. Avey Tare’s latest album Cows On Hourglass Pond …

04/08/2023 Saturday

Avey Tare
at 7th St Entry
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Avey Tare (one third of Animal Collective) is touring in support of his fourth album 7s. The tour stops by the 7th Street Entry on April 8th, in Minneapolis.

Animal Collective (11 Oct 2019)

We last saw Animal Collective at Desert Daze (in California) in Oct 2019 and wrote, “… electro-psych band Animal Collective’s set did not disappoint. They opened up with the old school tune from 2005’s Feels, Banshee Beat, fronting stunning visuals of disco dancing girls and hearts. These guys played a bunch of new material, a few being “Gem and I”, “Bolder”, and “Strangers”. Another, “DownDownDownDown” was one that was rare and unreleased. The trippy background art was ridiculous, the one with hands almost holding onto each other being my favorite. Their encore performance was “For Reverend Green”, which they hadn’t played in 12 years.”

Tour Dates

3/23: The Grey Eagle – Asheville, NC
3/24: Lodge of Sorrows – Savannah, GA
3/25: Aisle 5 – Atlanta, GA
3/27: Motorco Music Hall – Durham, NC
3/28: Songbyrd – Washington, DC
3/29: First Unitarian Church – Philadelphia, PA
3/31: Market Hotel – Brooklyn, NY
4/01: Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA
4/03: Bar Le Ritz PDB – Montreal, QC
4/04: The Drake Underground – Toronto, ON
4/06: El Club – Detroit, MI
4/07: Sleeping Village – Chicago, IL
4/08: 7th Street Entry – Minneapolis, MN
4/27: Henry Miller Memorial Library – Big Sur, CA
4/28: The Chapel – San Francisco, CA
4/29: HopMonk Tavern – Novato, CA
5/01: Polaris Hall – Portland, OR
5/02: The Crocodile – Seattle, WA
5/03: Biltmore Cabaret – Vancouver, BC
5/05: Urban Lounge – Salt Lake City, UT
5/06: Lost Lake Lounge – Denver, CO
5/08: Meow Wolf – Santa Fe, NM
5/09: Valley Bar – Phoenix, AZ
5/10: Casbah – San Diego, CA
5/13: Lodge Room – Los Angeles, CA

04/12 Michigander with Abby Holliday at Turf Club Read More Michigander Rising indie rock artist Michigander (the stagename for Jason Singer) will be heading out on tour in support of his third EP Everything Will Be Ok Eventually. This is Singer’s biggest tour yet, and he’ll be bringing various support ....

04/12/2023 Wednesday

Michigander
with Abby Holliday
at Turf Club
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Buzzworthy indie rock artist Michigander (Jason Singer) is on tour in support of his EP It Will Never Be The Same (C3 Records).

It Will Never Be The Same, produced and mixed by Tony Hoffer (Beck, Phoenix, M83), mastered by Dave Cooley (Spoon, Jimmy Eat World, Paramore), and recorded at L.A.’s Sunset Sound (with the exception of “In My Head” produced by Andy Hull and Robert McDowell of Manchester Orchestra), marks a creative transformation for Singer.

Abby Holliday to open.

Tour dates:

March 28 – Phoenix, AZ @ Rebel Lounge
March 31 – San Diego, CA @ Casbah
April 1 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo
April 2 – Berkeley, CA @ Cornerstone Berkeley
April 4 – Portland, OR @ Polaris Hall
April 5 – Seattle, WA @ Barboza
April 6 – Boise, ID @ The Olympic
April 7 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court
April 8 – Boulder, CO @ The Fox Theater
April 11 – Kansas City, MO @ RecordBar
April 12 – St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club
April 14 – Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall
April 15 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrews Hall
April 16 – Cleveland, OH @ Grog Shop
April 19 – Washington, DC @ DC9 Nightclub
April 21 – New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
April 22 – Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
April 23 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Foundry
April 26 – Columbus, OH @ Rumba Cafe
April 28 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
April 29 – Nashville, TN @ Exit/In

If your band is coming to the Minneapolis/St Paul area, please email details to [email protected] with a good lead time. Thank you.

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Minneapolis: November 15 to November 16

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11/15: Driver Era at First Ave Read More The Wrecks The all-ages show started earlier than the usual show time, but that did not stop the fans from showing up early and on time for the first opener, The Wrecks (Nick Anderson, Aaron Kelley …

11/15/2021 MONDAY

THE DRIVER ERA
with The Wrecks
at First Avenue
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Girlfriend is the highly anticipated album from The Driver Era, the follow-up to their 2019 debut album X.

The duo (Ross & Rocky) will be heading out on tour in support of the new record.

Los Angeles’ The Wrecks to open.

Tour dates:

Nov 15 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
Nov 17 Chicago, IL, US The Vic Theatre
Nov 18 Cleveland, OH Agora Theatre & Ballroom
Nov 19 Detroit, MI, US Majestic Theatre
Nov 20 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
Nov 22 Boston, MA Royale
Nov 23 Asbury Park, NJ Asbury Lanes
Nov 24 New York (NYC), NY Webster Hall
Nov 26 Philadelphia, PA Franklin Music Hall
Nov 27 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live
Nov 28 Norfolk, VA The NorVa
Nov 30 Columbia, SC The Senate
Dec 2 Nashville, TN Cannery Ballroom
Dec 3 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
Dec 4 Orlando, FL Plaza Live - Orlando
Dec 5 Fort Lauderdale, FL Culture Room
Dec 7 Houston, TX Warehouse Live-Ballroom
Dec 8 Dallas, TX Canton Hall
Dec 10 Kansas City, MO The Truman
Dec 11 Englewood, CO Gothic Theater
Dec 14 Seattle, WA Showbox SoDo
Dec 15 Portland, OR McMenamin's Crystal Ballroom
Dec 17 San Francisco, CA Regency Ballroom
Dec 18 Los Angeles (LA), CA Fonda Theatre
Dec 19 Los Angeles (LA), CA Fonda Theatre
Jan 20 2022 Dublin, Ireland Button Factory
Jan 21 2022 Glasgow Queen Margaret Union
Jan 22 2022 Manchester O2 Ritz Manchester
Jan 23 2022 London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
Jan 25 2022 Amsterdam Paradiso Noord, Tolhuistuin
Jan 27 2022 Cologne Essigfabrik
Jan 28 2022 Borgerhout TRIX
Jan 31 2022 Madrid La Riviera

11/15: Phony Ppl at Amsterdam Bar 11/15: Lemonheads at Fine Line Read More The Lemonheads Originally, The Lemonheads were scheduled to play in the closet-sized 7th Street Entry, but seeing as tickets sold-out, they upgraded the band to the full-sized room at First Avenue. …

11/15/2021 MONDAY

PHONY PPL
at Amsterdam Bar
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Genre-defying five-man band Phony Ppl announce an 18-date tour date. The group will stop by the Amsterdam Bar & Hall in St Paul on November 15th.

Tour dates:

10/20/21 Boston Brighton Music Hall
10/21/21 Philadelphia The Foundry
10/23/21 Washington, D.C. Union Stage
10/26/21 Atlanta The Loft
10/28/21 Houston House of Blues
10/29/21 Dallas Cambridge Room
11/1/21 Phoenix The Rebel Lounge
11/2/21 Los Angeles Echoplex
11/4/21 Sacramento Harlow's
11/5/21 Berkeley Cornerstone Berkeley
11/7/21 Seattle Nectar Lounge
11/9/21 Portland Star Theatre
11/12/21 Denver Marquis Theater
11/15/21 Minneapolis Amsterdam
11/17/21 Chicago Chop Shop
11/18/21 Madison Wisconsin Union Theater
11/21, 2021 Toronto Toybox
11/24, 2021 New York Irving Plaza

11/15/2021 MONDAY

THE LEMONHEADS
with Heyrocco
at Fine Line
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There’s no need for introductions here… we like The Lemonheads. We are happy to see that singer Evan Dando is returning to Minneapolis this November 15th, with Heyrocco.

We caught The Lemonheads in May 2019 and said, “With this new 2019 tour, it’s in support of The Lemonheads’ Varshons 2, which is an all-covers album (the follow-up to the original all-cover album ten years prior called Varshons). So as expected, a bunch over cover songs were played, but oddly songs that would make sense for Minneapolis, such as The Jayhawks’ “Settled Down Like Rain” or Paul Westerberg’s “Things”, were not played.”

Tour dates:

Nov 5 Asheville, NC The Grey Eagle
Nov 6 Carrboro, NC Cat's Cradle
Nov 7 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
Nov 8 Nashville, TN Basement East
Nov 10 Bloomington, IN The Bluebird
Nov 11 Chicago, IL Thalia Hall
Nov 12 St. Louis, MO Red Flag
Nov 13 Omaha, NE The Waiting Room
Nov 15 Minneapolis, MN Fine Line Music Cafe
Nov 16 Madison, WI Majestic Theatre
Nov 18 Columbus, OH The Athenaeum Theatres
Nov 19 Pittsburgh, PA Mr. Smalls Theatre
Nov 20 Toronto, ON Lee's Palace
Nov 22 Cleveland, OH Grog Shop
Nov 23 New York, NY TBD
Nov 24 Philadelphia, PA Underground Arts
Nov 26 Baltimore, MD Baltimore Soundstage
Nov 27 Boston, MA House Of Blues

11/16: Saint Jhn at First Ave 11/16: Tennis at Cedar Read More Tennis Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers. …

11/16/2021 TUESDAY

SAINT JHN
with Tyla Yaweh
at First Avenue
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Guyanese-American rapper Saint Jhn, not to be confused with Saint John the Baptist, is currently on tour for While the World Was Burning.

Joining Saint Jhn on tour is Los Angeles-based Tyla Yaweh, which NME dubbed as “emo-rap’s next icon.” We previously mentioned that he opened for Post Malone in Feb 2020.

Tour dates:

11.01 / Cleveland / Agora Theatre
11.02 / Detroit / Fillmore
11.03 / Toronto / Rebel
11.05 / Boston / House Of Blues
11.06 / Philadelphia / Franklin Music Hall
11.09 / Silver Spring, Md / Fillmore
11.10 / New York / Terminal 5
11.13 / Chicago / Riviera
11.16 / Minneapolis / First Ave
11.19 / Denver / Cervantes
11.20 / Salt Lake City / The Depot
11.23 / Seattle / Showbox Sodo
11.24 / Portland / Roseland
11.26 / San Francisco / Warfield
11.27 / San Diego / House Of Blues
11.28 / Anaheim / House Of Blues
11.30 / Los Angeles / Novo

11/16/2021 TUESDAY

TENNIS
with Molly Burch
at Cedar Cultural Center
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Last year, Tennis, had to postponed their Swimmer tour, due to the COVID pandemic. This upcoming Minneapolis show, set at the Cedar Cultural Center on November 16th, is a make-up date. It’s been long sold out.

In addition, due to popular demand, new additional dates have been added to Los Angeles and Brooklyn after the initially announced dates in both markets sold out. Support on all headline dates comes from Molly Burch. The last time we mentioned her, she was the support for Sallie Ford in April 2017.

Also, if you are a fan of Rick & Morty, you may have heard Tennis’ new single “Borrowed Time” on the closing credits on the season 5 finale.

Tour dates:

11/01 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
11/03 - Toronto, ON - The Danforth Music Hall
11/05 - South Burlington, VT - Higher Ground Festival
11/06 - Holyoke, MA - Gateway City Arts
11/08 - Boston, MA - Royale
11/10 - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel
11/11 - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel
11/12 - Millvale, PA - Mr. Smalls Theatre
11/13 - Indianapolis, IN - Deluxe
11/15 - Chicago, IL - The Vic Theatre
11/16 - Minneapolis, MN - Cedar Cultural Center
11/17 - Omaha, NE - Slowdown

11/16: Bad Religion / Alkaline Trio at Palace Read More Bad Religion Age of Unreason is the band’s 17th studio album, and offers their response to our current time (they might as well have called the album Age of Trump). Co-songwriter and guitarist Brett Gurewitz (and Epitaph Records owner) … Alkaline Trio Punk band Alkaline Trio has a four night, sold out, residency at the Triple Rock Social Club, starting Monday April 27. Each night, they have a different opening band, and each night the band …

11/16/2021 TUESDAY

BAD RELIGION / ALKALINE TRIO
with War On Women
at Palace Theatre
first-avenue.com

The rescheduled co-headlining tour of Los Angeles’ Bad Religion and Chicago’s Alkaline Trio will stop by the Palace Theatre in St Paul on November 16th. War On Women to open.

Both bands seems excited about sharing the stage, with Alkaline Trio co-lead vocalist/guitarist Matt Skiba citing that, “Bad Religion was one of my first loves”, while Bad Religion co-songwriter and lead singer Greg Graffin said the Alkaline Trio is “such a great band”.

We caught Bad Religion in July 2019 and wrote, “Greg Graffin and company played all the hits, and they were really good keeping in timing with great harmony. Again, the band were really in top form. I love seeing Brian Baker, when I saw them in the 90s, he was the “newest” band member to join and he bounced all over the place in his live performance. Sure everyone in the band is a little older now, but they still pulled off some well-practiced moves!”

Tour dates:

11/3 Richmond, VA The National
11/5 Buffalo, NY Buffalo Riverworks
11/6 Worcester, MA The Palladium
11/7 Philadelphia, PA The Met
11/9 Pittsburgh, PA Stage AE
11/10 Columbus, OH EXPRESS LIVE!
11/12 Detroit, MI The Fillmore
11/13 Chicago, IL Radius
11/14 Milwaukee, WI Eagles Ballroom
11/16 Saint Paul, MN Palace Theatre
11/17 Saint Louis, MO The Pageant
11/19 Denver, CO The Fillmore
11/20 Salt Lake City, UT The Union
11/22 Seattle, WA Showbox SoDo
11/23 Portland, OR Roseland Theatre
11/24 San Francisco, CA The Masonic
11/26 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Palladium

11/16: Alex G at Fine Line Read More (Sandy) Alex G Alex G (Alex Giannascoli - not to be confused with singer/songwriter Alex G) just released Beach Music... his seventh full-length album, and his first Domino release. He’s obviously not used to recording in a studio, saying, “I was …

11/16/2021 TUESDAY

ALEX G
with EXUM
at Fine Line
first-avenue.com

When we first heard of Alex G as “Sandy”, in June 2016, I thought what a generic name. He clearly didn’t want to be found on the internet. Little did I know that after nine albums (his latest House of Sugar), that Alex G is now really popular with the youths of Minnesota (particularly the Radio K crowd). This came to my attention as I attended a young person/all-ages 100 Gecs show, and the advertisement for this show popped up and the crowd went absolutely nuts, clapping and hooing.

Exum (stylized as EXUM) to open.

Tour dates:

Nov 2 - Charlotte, NC @ Amos’ Southend
Nov 3 - Athens, GA @ 40 Watt Club
Nov 5 - Nashville, TN @ Exit / In
Nov 6 - Birmingham, AL @ Saturn
Nov 7 - New Orleans, LA @ Republic New Orleans
Nov 9 - Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
Nov 10 - San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
Nov 12 - Oklahoma City, OK @ 89th Street
Nov 13 - Lawrence, KS @ The Bottleneck
Nov 14 - Omaha, NE @ The Waiting Room
Nov 16 - Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line
Nov 17 - Madison, WI @ Majestic Theatre
Nov 19 - Iowa City, IA @ Gabe's
Nov 21 - Columbus, OH @ Skully's Music Diner
Dec 2 - Lancaster, PA @ Tellus360
Dec 3 - Hamden, CT @ Space Ballroom
Dec 4 - Portsmouth, NH @ 3S Artspace
Dec 5 - South Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground
Dec 6+7 - New York, NY @ Webster Hall

If your band is coming to the Minneapolis/St Paul area, please email details to [email protected] with a good lead time. Thank you.

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We♥KC - February 16-29, 2020 Upcoming Shows (Kansas City / Lawrence, KS)

Poppy at Liberty Hall We Were Promised Jetpacks 2020 Tour Tennis at Madrid Theatre Destroyer at Granada Soul Asylum at Madrid Theatre Read More Poppy If it wasn’t winter, this is the show I would be happy to show up. It’s Poppy. That weird internet girl. The show is sold out. Poppy’s new album I Disagree is out now on Sumerian Records. …

Mid-February and the midwest finds itself in the dog days of winter. While Minnesota remains in the deep permafrost, the Kansas City area (still exhaling from the Chiefs Super Bowl win and subsequent massive parade) is in a weather pattern that is anything but predictable-- 72 and sunny on Super Sunday, then single-digit overnight lows soon after, then back to close to 60- wash, rinse, repeat.

There’s still plenty of reasons to go indoors and check out some live music as evidenced by the list of who’s coming to Kansas City / Lawrence, Kansas in the next couple weeks, plus it’s a Leap Year, so there’s one extra day to enjoy the month!

Here’s what’s happening in the area for the last half of February (a few recommended shows are highlighted):

Sun 02/16/2020

Mon 02/17/2020

Poppy at Liberty Hall – (8pm, $25+; Rescheduled from 2/16)- the social media maven and purposely difficult to pigeon-hole artist comes to Lawrence as part of a short solo tour, in-between bigger dates supporting Deftones. Taking influences from J-pop/K-pop, reggae and electro, she can be both alien and addictive, but mostly mesmerizing in concert. Arrive early to catch Vowws too.

Stone Temple Pilots at Uptown Theater – (POSTPONED due to singer Jeff Gutt’s back surgery)

MC Lars at The Riot Room

 

Tue 02/18/2020

Mattiel at The Riot Room

Matoma at Granada Theater

 

Wed 02/19/2020

Eric Johnson at Madrid Theatre

Chris Thile at Lied Center

Electric Guest at Granada Theater

 

Thu 02/20/2020

Nghtmre At The Midland

Michael Angelo Batio at The Riot Room

Rapsody at Granada Theater

Fri 02/21/2020

We Were Promised Jetpacks at recordBar (7p doors, $20)– We’ve been fans of one of Scotland’s best for over ten years and the quartet has took only a momentary breath before returning with a back-to- basics approach that also looks forward with the earned collective maturity from its four founding members, and whose live show is always memorable. With support from Slaughter Beach, Dog.

Peekaboo at The Truman

Ross The Boss at The Riot Room

 

Sat 02/22/2020

Ross The Boss at The Riot Room

William Clark Green at Granada Theater

Golf Clap at Aura

Sun 02/23/2020

Dashboard Confessional + The Get Up Kids at The Truman (7p doors, $35) Emo makes a strong comeback as Chris Carrabba celebrates twenty years of his seminal, sing-a-long project and the bill is sweetened by Kansas City’s own Get Up Kids as support, themselves a major Midwest band in mid-90s emo.

Flatfoot 56 at The Riot Room

Kathy Mattea at Lied Center

 

Mon 02/24/2020

Falling In Reverse at The Truman

Another Lost Year at The Riot Room

 

Tue 02/25/2020

Christopher Paul Stelling at Minibar

Saint Motel at The Truman

 

Tue 02/25/2020

Tennis at Madrid Theatre (8p, $25+) Kansas City gets the privilege of being the opening date of the Swimmer Tour, with their fifth album released this Valentine’s Day, and this low-fi synth duo has steadily been building a solid fanbase. Be sure to come early as Austin, TX singer-songwriter Molly Burch opens in support.

Thu 02/27/2020

Cowboy Mouth at Knuckleheads

Starship feat Mickey Thomas at Prairie Band Casino & Resort

 

Fri 02/28/2020

Destroyer at Granada Theater (8p doors, $20/$22) Have We Met? That’s not only the name of Dan Bejar’s and co’s new record, but a sort-of invitation to catch them live in concert as well, if you haven’t. Though it’s 2020, the new album is self-described as a Y2K album intertwined with poetic and abstract compositions and eccentric lyrical content… consider us intrigued. Arriving early is mandatory as The Fiery Furnaces’ Eleanor Friedberger opens as support.

Soul Asylum + Local H at Madrid Theatre (7p doors, $28.50+) Minneapolis travels south as the Dave Pirner-fronted classic alt-rock band stops in town on their Dead Letter Tour, which also happens to be the name of their current single. The pride of Zion, IL, Local H provides support, determined to get everyone bound for the floor once more. Berwanger to open.

Lunasa at recordBar

Sat 02/29/2020

Dweezil Zappa at The Truman

Durand Jones and the Indications at The Bottleneck, Lawrence (7p doors, $15) We've caught this rising neo-soul group the last two years and watched them organically grow into more seasoned live performers.  The good thing is this is an all-ages show, so everyone can swoon and groove to their original sounds, as well as maybe a well chosen cover or two.  Kaina to open.

 

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Minneapolis: November 3 to November 6, 2018

Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from November 3 to November 6, 2018.

Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide.

Tennis at Cedar Read More Tennis Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers. … Matt Costa This record, in my opinion, was an evolution of Matt Costa’s music and songwriting. After a five-year break, Costa came back with Santa Rosa Fang on Dangerbird Records. .…

TENNIS
+ Matt Costa
Cedar Cultural Center
Fri 11/02/2018 (7pm/$20)
thecedar.org

What a great pairing: Tennis with Matt Costa at the Cedar on November 2nd.

We caught Tennis in Mar 2017, after a year away from the music scene. The hiatus was good for them, as we mentioned, “Now, feeling fresh and with new songs from Yours Conditionally, the band seemed rather excited to be back on the road. Judging from the attendance and fan support, singer Alaina Moore seemed really happy that people hadn’t forgotten about them.”

One of the best songwriters today, Matt Costa is the special guest on this upcoming November tour. Costa’s fifth full-length album—and first in five years— Santa Rosa Fangs is out now on Dangerbird Records. We caught him in May 2018 and said, “Matt Costa came on stage, sporting a mustache, just started playing, almost eager and happy to end their long East Coast tour. If you didn’t know, Costa is one of the best modern songwriter, as demonstrated on his debut record Songs We Sing. His song, “Mr Pitiful”, singlehandedly rocketed Costa to superstardom, thanks to being featured in I Love You, Man and various films and Apple iPhone commercials.”

Tour Dates:

11/06 Minneapolis, MN Cedar Cultural Center
11/07 Chicago, IL Thalia Hall
11/09 Toronto, ON Long Boat Hall
11/10 Montreal, QC Bar Le Ritz
11/11 Cambridge, MA The Sinclair
11/13 New York, NY Le Poisson Rouge
11/14 Washington, DC The Black Cat
11/16 Atlanta, GA Aisle 5
11/17 Birmingham, AL Saturn
11/18 Nashville, TN 3rd & Lindsley

Other shows in the area:

Local H 2018 Tour Joywave/Sir Sly 2018 Tour Dia de los Muertos (03 Nov 2018) Mike Nicolai: A Line Cook's Guide to New Satanic Empires Acid Dad 2018 Tour Why? 2018 Tour Carl Broemel at Turf Club Good Charlotte at Skyway Theatre Read More Local H On the heels of releasing Local H’s As Good As Dead as a 180g for the record’s 20th anniversary... the old-school punk band will go on tour to remind us why the record was a breakthrough album for them. .... Joywave Joywave has sold out their 7th Street Entry appearance as part of their “Thanks for Coming” tour. Joywave live.... My Morning Jacket This is the second night for My Morning Jacket at the Northrop Auditorium in Minneapolis. While Friday's MMJ show featured local Hippo Campus, Saturday's support will come from Lizzo. .... Good Charlotte The Good Charlotte and The Story So Far co-headlining tour will stop by First Avenue’s mainroom on November 1st. Good Charlotte’s is back after a long six-year hiatus with their …

LOCAL H
Amsterdam Bar and Hall
Sat 11/03/2018 (7:30pm/$18)
amsterdambarandhall.com

Alt-rock power-duo Local H is headlining the Amsterdam Bar & Hall in St Paul on Saturday, November 3rd.

Tour dates:

Nov 2 - Shank Hall — Milwaukee, WI
Nov 3 - Amsterdam Bar & Hall — Saint Paul, MN
Nov 6 - The Crocodile — Seattle, WA
Nov 7 - Doug Fir Lounge — Portland, OR
Nov 9 - Harlow's — Sacramento, CA
Nov 10 - Starline Social Club — Oakland, CA
Nov 12 - Roxy Theater — Hollywood, CA
Nov 13 - Marty’s On Newport — Tustin, CA
Nov 15 - Urban Lounge — Salt Lake City, UT
Nov 16 - Larimer Lounge — Denver, CO
Nov 17 - The Waiting Room — Omaha, NE
Nov 18 - Lincoln Hall — Chicago, IL

JOY WAVE / SIR SLY
Varsity Theater
Sat 11/03/2018 (7pm/$22)
varsitytheater.com

The co-headlining Joywave and Sir Sly will take place on Saturday, November 3rd at the Varsity Theater.

Tour dates:

10/27/2018 Majestic Theatre Detroit, MI
10/29/2018 Calvin College Grand Rapids, MI
10/31/2018 House of Blues Chicago, IL
11/1/2018 Majestic Theatre Madison, WI
11/3/2018 Varsity Theater Minneapolis, MN
11/6/2018 Gothic Theatre Englewood, CO
11/9/2018 Neptune Seattle, WA
11/10/2018 Roseland Portland, OR
11/16/2018 The Observatory Santa Ana, CA

DOS SANTOS
La Doña Cervecería
Sat 11/03/2018 (6pm/$10)
dameladona.com

Chicago's eclectic cumbia/jazz/punk/Latinx quintet Dos Santos is playing at La Doña Cervecería on Saturday November 3rd, in celebration of the brewery's multi-day Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration.

Additional details:

La Doña Cerveceria, Mpls // 6:00 pm - 1:00 am
$10 adults // $8 for children ages 6-12 // Free for children 5 and younger

Guest Bands from Chicago:

Dos Santos, Anti-Beat Orquesta, & Bumbac Joe

Twin Cities Bands:

Madness Malaga - Rocksteady Breakfast - Bomba Umoya - DJ We Love Fiesta

special performances by Palabristas Spoken Word Collective & Mexica Yollotl Aztec Dance

Live art // Arte en Vivo -->Ivan Vazquez (Chicago)
All Taco Food Truck - Vendors - y mas!

Artistic support by Maricella Herrera-Mrs. Anoka County, and Amairani J. Sanabria.

Advance tickets // BOLETOS--> brownpapertickets.com

MIKE NICOLAI
+ Country Mike
Barely Brothers Records
Sat 11/03/2018 (2pm/FREE)
barelybrothersrecords.com

There is a record-release party from Mike Nicolai (backed by Rank Strangers) at Barely Brothers Records in St Paul on November 3rd at 2pm. The event is free, and will feature an opening act: Country Mike.

Additional details from Mike Nicola:

I put out a vinyl album this year with Rock Tumbler Records of Austin, TX. It's called "A Line Cook's Guide to New Satanic Empires" (pictured above in the disturbing living color of Steve Griffin's painting that adorns the cover) It was recorded in Austin with members of Wannabes, Grand Champeen,and A Giant Dog among many other rad people. It is, or soon to be, in your neighborhood Twin Cities record store. Also available online at mikenicolai.com

I am in the Twin Cities these days and living in St. Paul... My friends who are in the brilliant Minneapolis band Rank Strangers have graciously agreed to back me on a handful of shows this fall/winter. This is the first of these shows. Barely Brothers Records on Raymond Avenue in St. Paul. We're going to do a short set of songs from the record and a few other tunes.

Summoning spirits of romance and understanding in their 2pm set will be our openers Country Mike (Mike Suade / Mike Crabtree) and we are blessed mightily to have them. Come on out to this FREE afternoon rock show, have a beer with us, maybe pick up a record or two.

ACID DAD
+ Products, Go For Retro, Black Satori
7th Street Entry
Sun 11/04/2018 (7pm/$10)
first-avenue.com

NYC’s Acid Dad will be playing the 7th Street Entry on Sunday, November 4th, in support of Living With A Creature (Greenway Records).

Tour Dates

10/30 : Montreal, QC - l’Escogriffe Bar Spectacle
10/31 : St Catharines, ON - Warehouse
11/1 : Toronto, ON - Adelaide Hall
11/2 : Chicago, IL - The Empty Bottle
11/3 : Iowa City, IA - Iowa City Yacht Club
11/4 : Minneapolis, MN - 7th St Entry
11/6 : Denver, CO - Lost Lake
11/7 : Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court
11/8 : Boise, ID - The Olympic Venue
11/10 : Vancouver, BC - Fox Cabaret
11/11 : Seattle, WA - Barboza
11/12 : Portland, OR - Doug Fir Lounge
11/13 : San Francisco, CA - Bottom of the Hill
11/14 : Los Angeles, CA - El Cid
11/15 : Tucson, AZ - Owl Club
11/17 : Dallas, TX - Regal Room
11/18 : Austin, TX - Mohawk
11/19 : Houston, TX - Satellite Bar
11/20 : New Orleans, LA - Gasa Gasa

WHY?
+ Lala Lala, The Ophelias
The Cedar Cultural Center
Sun 11/04/2018 (7pm/$18)
thecedar.org

Indie band Why? is returning to the Cedar Cultural Center on Sunday, November 4th, and they are bringing Lala Lala and The Ophelias.

Tour Dates

Nov 1 - The HiFi - Indianapolis, IN
Nov 2 - Beachland Ballroom - Cleveland, OH
Nov 3 - Bottom Lounge - Chicago, IL
Nov 4 - Cedar Cultural Center - Minneapolis, MN
Nov 5 - The Waiting Room - Omaha, NE
Nov 6 - The Record Bar - Kansas City, MO
Nov 8 - Gothic Theater - Denver, CO
Nov 9 - Urban Lounge - Salt Lake City, UT
Nov 10 - Visual Arts Collective - Boise, ID
Nov 12 - Neumo’s - Seattle, WA
Nov 13 - Revolution Hall - Portland, OR
Nov 14 - WOW Hall - Eugene, OR
Nov 15 - Great American Music Hall - San Francisco, CA
Nov 16 - Terragram Ballroom - Los Angeles, CA
Nov 17 - 191 Toole - Tucson, AZ
Nov 19 - Mohawk - Austin, TX
Nov 20 - Deep Ellum Art Co. - Dallas, TX
Nov 21 - The Ready Room - St. Louis, MO
Nov 23 - Loving Touch - Detroit, MI
Nov 24 - Spirit Hall - Pittsburgh, PA
Nov 25 - Space Ballroom - Hamden, CT
Nov 27 - 3S Artspace - Portsmouth, NH
Nov 28 - The Sinclair - Boston, MA
Nov 29 - Union Transfer - Philadelphia, PA
Nov 30 - Elsewhere - Brooklyn, NY

CARL BROEMEL
+ Steelism
Turf Club
Mon 11/05/2018 (7pm/$18)
turfclub.net

My Morning Jacket’s Carl Broemel will be stopping by the Turf Club in St Paul on November 5th.

Tour dates:

10/27: Portland, OR - Dantes
10/29: Salt Lake City, UT - State Room
10/30: Aspen, CO - Belly Up Aspen
10/31: Denver, CO - Bluebird Theater
11/2: Kansas City, MO - Knuckleheads
11/3: Omaha, NE - The Waiting Room
11/5: Saint Paul, MN - Turf Club
11/7: Madison, WI - High Noon Saloon
11/8: Indianapolis, IN - The Hi-Fi
11/9: Cleveland Heights, OH - Grog Shop
11/10: Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall

GOOD CHARLOTTE
Skyway Theatre
Tue 11/06/2018 (6pm/$35)
skywaytheatre.com

Good Charlotte is touring in support of their new album Generation Rx. The band will stop by the Skyway Theatre on November 6th.

Tour dates:

10/27/2018 - Syracuse, NY - SI Hall at the Fairgrounds
10/28/2018 - Cleveland, OH - Agora Theatre
10/29/2018 - New York, NY - Terminal 5
11/01/2018 - Detroit, MI - The Fillmore
11/02/2018 - Columbus, OH - Express Live!
11/03/2018 - Grand Rapids, MI - Monroe 20
11/04/2018 - Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre
11/06/2018 - Minneapolis, MN - Skyway Theatre
11/10/2018 - San Antonio, TX - Aztec Theater
11/11/2018 - Dallas, TX - House of Blues
11/12/2018 - Houston, TX - House of Blues
11/14/2018 - Denver, CO - Ogden Theater
11/15/2018 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex
11/16/2018 - Garden City, ID - Revolution Concert House
11/17/2018 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theater
11/18/2018 - Seattle, WA - Showbox SODO
11/20/2018 - San Francisco, CA - Warfield Theater
11/21/2018 - Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium
11/23/2018 - Phoenix, AZ - The Van Buren
11/24/2018 - Las Vegas, NV - The Pearl at The Palms
11/26/2018 - Albuquerque, NM - Sunshine Theater
11/27/2018 - Oklahoma City, OK - Diamond Ballroom
11/28/2018 - Kansas City, MO - Arvest Bank Theatre

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Minneapolis: January 8 to January 16, 2018

Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from January 8 to January 16, 2018.

Read more: Minneapolis Music Guide.

Read More Tennis Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers. … Overcoats Overcoats to open. We saw the duo last May 2016 and noted that the two only found out days before the show that they were actually going out on tour with Matt Corby. …

TENNIS
+ Overcoats
Fine Line Music Cafe
Thu 01/11/2018 (7pm/$16)
finelinemusic.com

After a year of hiatus, husband and wife duo Tennis came back strong earlier in 2017. We caught the band in March 2017 and mentioned how singer Alaina Moore was pleased at the turnout and fan support.

Their latest release We Can Die Happy came out November 10th on Mutually Detrimental/Thirty Tigers.

Opening up for Tennis will once again be duo Overcoats (Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell). They’re constantly changing their live performance, from playing live instruments to weird Karaoke performance.

If you saw them in March, I would hazard a guess that they will do a similar setup: pre-recorded music over harmonizing vocals, dressed in angelic white clothing.

Overcoats’ debut album Young is out now on Arts & Crafts.

Tour dates:

1/10/18: Omaha, NE - The Waiting Room

1/11/18: Minneapolis, MN - Fine Line Music Cafe

1/12/18: Milwaukee, WI - Pabst / Riverside
1/15/18: Indianapolis, IN - HI-FI Indy

1/16/18: Detroit, MI - The Majestic Theatre 

1/18/18: Toronto, ON - Mod Club Theatre

1/19/18: Ithaca, NY - The Haunt

1/20/18: Burlington, VT - Higher Ground

1/21/18: Boston, MA - Royale

1/23/18: Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel

1/24/18: Washington, DC - 9:30 Club 

1/25/18: Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer

1/27/18: Carrboro, NC - Cat's Cradle

1/29/18: Atlanta, GA - Terminal West

1/30/18: Nashville, TN - Mercy Lounge

2/01/18: Dallas, TX - Trees Dallas

2/02/18: San Antonio, TX - Paper Tiger

2/03/18: Austin, TX - Emo's

Read More Big Head Todd This Colorado-based trio has built a career on years of solid touring throughout every college town and a strong DIY ethic. CRIMES OF PASSION is Big Head Todd and the Monsters' eighth album. …

Other shows in the area:

THE FLORISTS
7th Street Entry
Mon 01/08/2018 (7pm/$8)
first-avenue.com

Local band The Florists (Jo Kellen, Jared Hemming, Luke Michaels) is playing a hometown gig, kicking off their upcoming tour.

Joining them will be:

Dancebums

Larry Wish & His Guys

Xoxo Tech

ESHAM
Amsterdam Bar
Tue 01/09/2018 (7pm/$15)
amsterdambarandhall.com

Detroit rapper Esham will be bringing his "acid rap" to Amsterdam Bar & Hall in St Paul. His new album Scribble is out now on Reel Life Records.

Tour dates:

01/05/18 Harpos Concert Theatre, Detroit, MI
01/06/18 The Loft, Lansing, MI
01/07/18 The Forge, Joliet, IL, US
01/09/18 Amsterdam Bar and Hall, St. Paul, MN
01/10/18 Lefty's Live Music, Des Moines, IA, US
01/13/18 Mesa Theater & Club, Grand Junction, CO
01/17/18 Studio Seven, Seattle, WA
01/19/18 Jub Jub's Thirst Parlor, Reno, NV
01/20/18 Brick By Brick, San Diego, CA
01/21/18 Whisky A Go Go, West Hollywood, CA
01/23/18 Last Exit Live, Phoenix, AZ
01/27/18 Firebird, St Louis, MO, US
03/12/18 The Flashback Lounge, Watertown, NY
03/14/18 The Stanhope House, Stanhope, NJ
03/24/18 Backbooth, Orlando, FL
03/25/18 The Rock House, Ocala, FL

CHRISTINE LAVIN
+ Lynn O'Brien
The Cedar Cultural Center
Wed 01/10/2018 (7pm/$22)
thecedar.org

New York Singer / songwriter / author Christine Lavin is playing the Cedar on Wednesday. Lynn O'Brien to open.

THE DEVIL MAKES THREE
First Avenue
Thu 01/11/2018 (7:30pm/$27.50)
first-avenue.com

You, me, and The Devil Makes Three will be stopping by First Avenue on Thursday. The Americana trio recently released Redemption & Ruin on New West Records.

Tour dates:

01/10 – Madison, WI @ Orpheum Theater
01/11 – Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
01/12 – Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall
01/13 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrews Hall
01/14 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
01/16 – Buffalo, NY @ Town Ballroom
01/18 – Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre
01/19 – Montreal, QC @ Metropolis
01/20 – Portland, ME @ State Theatre
01/23 – South Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground Ballroom
01/24 – Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Steel
01/25 – Providence, RI @ Fete
01/26 – Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
01/27 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore
01/30 – Millvale, PA @ Mr. Smalls Theatre
01/31 – Charlottesville, VA @ Jefferson Theater
02/01 – Saxapahaw, NC @ Haw River Ballroom
02/02 – Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works
02/03 – Atlanta, GA @ Buckhead Theatre
02/07 – Pensacola, FL @ Vinyl Music Hall
02/08 – New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues
02/09 – Austin, TX @ Emo's
02/10 – Dallas, TX @ Granada Theater

WHEN WE LAND
+ Maple & Beech, Ben Noble
Turf Club
Fri 01/12/2018 (7pm/$8)
turfclub.net

Local band When We Land is having their debut album Introvert's Plight release show on Friday at the Turf Club. Maple & Beech and Ben Noble to open.

ALEX AIONO
The Cedar Cultural Center
Sat 01/13/2018 (7pm/$25)
thecedar.org

With a digital fan base of over 12 million active followers and subscribers, 21-year old Interscope recording artist Alex Aiono is kicking off his 2018 at the Cedar Cultural Center this Saturday.

Expect to hear some autotuned vocals of T-Pain on his latest single One At A Time.

Tour dates:

1/13/2018 Minneapolis, MN Cedar Cultural Center
1/14/2018 Chicago, IL Lincoln Hall
1/16/2018 Pontiac, MI Pike Room
1/18/2018 New York, NY Highline Ballroom
1/19/2018 Philadelphia, PA The Foundry
1/20/2018 Washington, DC U Street
1/21/2018 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
1/23/2018 Atlanta, GA Terminal West
1/25/2018 Houston, TX White Oak Music Hall
1/26/2018 Dallas, TX Trees
1/29/2018 Phoenix, AZ Crescent Ballroom
1/31/2018 Santa Ana, CA Constellation Room
2/1/2018 Los Angeles, CA El Rey
2/2/2018 San Francisco, CA Great American Music
2/3/2018 Sacramento, CA Ace of Spades

BIG HEAD TODD AND THE MONSTERS
+ Ronnie Baker Brooks
Palace Theatre
Sat 01/13/2018 (7pm/$32.50)
palacestpaul.com

Colorado band Big Head Todd and the Monsters is touring in support of their eleventh studio album, New World Arisin’ (Big Records). Ronnie Baker Brooks to open.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters Tour Dates

01/11—Slowdown—Omaha, NE
01/12—The Pageant—St. Louis, MO
01/13—Palace Theatre—St. Paul, MN
01/14—Pabst Theater—Milwaukee, WI
01/16—Vogue Theatre—Indianapolis, IN
01/18—State Theatre—Kalamazoo, MI
01/19—Vic Theatre—Chicago, IL
01/20—Vic Theatre—Chicago, IL
01/23—House of Blues—Cleveland, OH
01/25—9:30 Club—Washington, DC
01/26—Theatre of the Living Arts—Philadelphia, PA
01/27—Capitol Theatre—Port Chester, NY
01/28—Wilbur Theatre—Boston, MA
01/31—The National—Richmond, VA
02/01—The Ritz—Raleigh, NC
02/02—The Fillmore—Charlotte, NC
02/03—Variety Playhouse—Atlanta, GA
03/17—Pot of Gold Music Festival—Chandler, AZ

YUMI ZOUMA
+ Jøur, Phantom Heart
7th Street Entry
Tue 01/16/2018 (7pm/$12)
first-avenue.com

Yumi Zouma will be stopping by the 7th Street Entry on Tuesday in support of their new album Willowbank (Cascine Records).

Tour dates:

01/11/2018 Starline Social Club Oakland, CA
01/12/2018 Dada Dallas Dallas, TX
01/13/2018 Barracuda Austin, TX
01/16/2018 7th Street Entry Minneapolis, MN
01/17/2018 Schubas Tavern Chicago, IL
01/19/2018 Baby's All Right Brooklyn, NY
01/20/2018 Baby's All Right Brooklyn, NY

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Minneapolis: August 19 to August 25, 2017

Here are some concerts taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from August 19 to August 25, 2017.

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Read More Minnesota Fan Fest Vu and John on W♥M Radio, talking about Minnesota Fan Fest (19-20 Aug 2017). The event at Rivercentre in St Paul will feature celebrity guests Jason David Frank from Power ...

MINNESOTA FAN FEST
at St Paul Rivercentre
08/19-08/20/2017 ($30)
myfanfest.com

We’ll be covering Minnesota Fan Fest this weekend (August 19-20, 2017). You can hear us talking and breaking down some of the guests we’re excited to see on W♥269.

Guests:

Jason David Frank
Green Ranger | Mighty Morphin Power Rangers

Garrett Wang
Star Trek: Voyager

Eddie McClintock
Warehouse 13, Backstrom

Sean Patrick Flanery
The Boondock Saints, The Dead Zone

Cara McGee
Over the Garden Wall

Hope Nicholson
The Spectacular Sisterhood of Superwomen

Francis Manapul
The Flash, New 52, Trinity

Zander Cannon
Heck, Big Time Attic, Double Barrel

Dave Wheeler
The Misadventures of Wonderboy

Gordon Purcell
Star Trek, The X-Files

K. Lynn Smith
Plume, Cards Against Humanity

Ken F. Levin
Preacher, Sable; Painkiller Jane

Mike McKone
Teen Titans, Exiles, Fantastic Four

Jae Lee
Hellshock, The Inhumans

Bob Layton
Iron Man, Valiant Comics

Dan Jurgens
Superman

Peter J. Tomasi
Superman, Batman & Robin

Phil Hester
Green Arrow, Swamp Thing

Christopher Jones
Young Justice, The Batman Strikes

Jim Calafiore
Aquaman, Red Lanterns

Francis Manapul
Flash, Detective Comics

Benjamin Percy
The Dark Net, The Dead Lands

Read More Father John Misty J. Tillman under his moniker Father John Misty will be back in Minneapolis this April 4th, in support of his latest Sub Pop album I Love You, Honeybear. … Tennis Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers. … Tour de Fat New Belgium brewery again brings its Tour de Fat festival back to Loring Park this Saturday. The completely free event features a bike parade, vendors and booths, beer on tap (of course), and a handful of musical acts … Carrie Rodriguez Country singer and fiddler Carrie Rodriguez is coming back to the Cedar Cultural Center next Tuesday, March 1st. The current tour is for Rodriguez's highly anticipated album, Lola . .… Minnesota State Fair Despite my protests, we end up going to the Minnesota State Fair every year. This is the "Great Minnesota Get-together", where everyone goes to enjoy eating something on a stick… George Clinton The major headliners are pretty popular (George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic, Michael Franti and Spearhead & The Neville Brothers), but it .... Hippo Campus The crowd at the music stage began swelling very early on, as local favorites Hippo Campus played first, with a spirited 40 min. set that included new single, ‘South’ (EP out Oct 2 on Grand Jury Records) .…

Other shows in the area:

08/19/2017 Father John Misty and Tennis will play Surly Brewing Festival Field. There will be beer there. 5pm, $45.

08/19/2017 This day festival Tour de Fat is taking place over at the Cabooze this Saturday, August 19. The event was previously free at Loring Park, but the paid version will bring in some big acts, including The Record Company, Kolars and Monica LaPlante. NOTE: These type of shows ends about 10pm, so plan accordingly. 4pm, $20.

08/19/2017 Carrie Rodriguez is returning to the The Cedar Cultural Center on Saturday. Support from Pat Donohue. 7pm, $18.

08/19/2017 19-year-old singer-songwriter Khalid is headlining The Myth on Saturday. Yep, it’s sold out. 6pm, Sold Out.

08/19/2017 Please note that our favorite Australian kids San Cisco has canceled their 7th Street Entry show: “Due to unfortunate circumstances it is not possible for San Cisco to play the Eastern Coast of USA shows they had planned. It is with great sadness we have to postpone these shows for now. We will endeavour to reschedule in the near future.” 7pm, Canceled.

08/19/2017 Nashville indie-rock trio The Lonely Biscuits will be playing the Turf Club in St Paul. Their San Francisco EP will be out September 22 via Most Lonely Records. Okey Dokey to open. 8pm, $12.

08/21-08/22/2017 Charlotte’s Sinners & Saints is playing the Black Dog Café on Thursday (August 21) and Acadia Café on Friday (August 22), in support of their new album On The Other Side. 8pm, Free and Free.

08/22/2017 Simple Plan is headlining First Ave as part of their “No Pads, No Helmets….Just Balls” 15th Anniversary Tour. Patent Pending and Set It Off to open. 6pm, $30.50.

08/22/2017 Tyler Childers to play the 7th Street Entry, in support of his debut record Purgatory (Hickman Holler Records/Thirty Tigers). Sammy Brue will open. 7:30pm, $10.

08/23/2017 Charlottesville’s Lowland Hum (duo Daniel and Lauren Goans) will be playing the Aster Café in support of their new album Thin. NPR’s Bob Boilen said, “Sincerity, community and beauty is how I think of Lowland Hum; the sounds of Lauren and Daniel Goans.” 8pm, $7.

08/24/2017 Washed Out is touring in support of Mister Mellow. They are stopping by First Avenue on Thursday. Dega to open. 8pm, $20.

08/24-09/04/2017 The great Minnesota State Fair is running from August 24 to Labor Day, September 4th. As usual, they book some paid and free concerts, so look up their website for additional details. Band we’re interested in will be free shows: The Pointer Sisters on August 24-25, George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic on August 26-27, Hippo Campus on Sep 3-4. 10am, $14.

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Tennis at Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis (07 Mar 2017)

Tennis Setlist In The Morning I'll Be Better Never Work for Free Fields of Blue Needle and a Knife Ladies Don't Play Guitar Marathon Mean Streets Matrimony I'm Callin' Modern Woman Dimming Light My Emotions Are Blinding Origins It All Feels the Same -- Encore -- My Better Self Bad Girls Overcoats Setlist Father Smaller Than My Mother Hold Me Close The Fog Nighttime Hunger 23 Siren Kai's Song Leave the Light On Mother Read More Tennis Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers. … Overcoats Overcoats to open. We saw the duo last May 2016 and noted that the two only found out days before the show that they were actually going out on tour with Matt Corby. …

After over a year of hiatus, Denver’s Tennis is back in town at the Triple Rock Social Club last week, March 7th, in support of their fourth album Yours Conditionally.

Opening up the show was Overcoats, a duo featuring two singer/songwriters Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell. Since we last saw them in May 2016, the two has changed the way they play live. Gone are the live instruments and keys; the recent Triple Rock show only had the two singing and harmonizing over pre-recorded music/beats from their computer, while dressed in similar loose, white tops. They still sounded great, but we couldn’t help comparing their show to a Karaoke performance.

The band sounded like they were joking when they mentioned that they actually wrote down everything they have to say on their setlist, but they clearly weren’t (see photo)! They have trouble remembering what to say, so it made sense to write their next upcoming appearance on May 5th at the 7th Street Entry... which, as of this writing, has not been officially announced on the venue’s website. Unfortunately, they forgot to write down the web address to pre-order their debut album, Young (Arts and Crafts), so they fumbled through that the first time.

They ended their set with ‘Mother’, which had the two overdoing their dance movements and after the song ended, gasping for air, they said, “Forgive us, we don’t exercise!” With a loud laugh from the audience, they ended their performance on a funny note.

As previously mentioned, Tennis took a break from touring over a year ago, but their last appearance in Minneapolis was about three years ago, in 2014. At that time, we wrote that the husband/wife duo was feeling ill and had to cancel their in-store appearance, and adding “you can tell that the band is sorely looking forward to their break.”

Now, feeling fresh and with new songs from Yours Conditionally, the band seemed rather excited to be back on the road. Judging from the attendance and fan support, singer Alaina Moore seemed really happy that people hadn’t forgotten about them.

The title of the record and their song ‘Matrimony’, Moore would explain that it was in reference to their wedding day. They were sailing and ported in Baltimore and decided, for better or worst, that it was time have their wedding ceremony. With a quick self-haircut and her sister bringing them a last-minute vintage wedding dress (and no shoes!)... the “reluctant” wedding became their “best memory”.

As promised by Moore earlier in their set, the band did a good job playing “new songs, but with the hits as well.” Based on cheers, songs like ‘I'm Callin'’ and ‘It All Feels the Same’, those felt like they were the hits.

The encore started with just Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley playing ‘My Better Self’. The rest of the band joined them for ‘Bad Girls’, which Moore dedicated to International Womens Day (which was taking place the next day).

Tennis’ Yours Conditionally is out now on Mutually Detrimental Records.

Remaining tour dates:

03/11 Toronto, ON Horseshoe Tavern
03/14 Cambridge, MA The Sinclair
03/18 Philadelphia, PA Underground Arts
03/19 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
03/21 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom
03/22 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom

Overcoats

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Tennis at Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis (07 Mar 2017)

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Minneapolis: March 4 to March 7, 2017

Read More Tennis It's always good to see that Tennis will be back in Minneapolis on October 7th, celebrating their new album Ritual In Repeat (which came out September 9th on Communion Records). …

Here are some concerts taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area from March 4 to March 7, 2017.

Read more Minneapolis Music Guide.

TENNIS
at Triple Rock Social Club
Tuesday 03/07/17, 7pm ($15)
triplerocksocialclub.com

Husband/wife duo Tennis is back in town. Their forthcoming album Yours Conditionally will be out March 10th via Mutually Detrimental / Thirty Tigers.

We haven’t seen Tennis since 2014, so it’s good to see them back in town.

Overcoats to open. We saw the duo last May 2016 and noted that the two only found out days before the show that they were actually going out on tour with Matt Corby.

Tour dates:

03/01 Vancouver, BC Biltmore Cabaret
03/03 Salt Lake City, UT The State Room
03/04 Denver, CO Bluebird Theater
03/07 Minneapolis, MN Triple Rock
03/08 Madison, WI High Noon Saloon
03/09 Chicago, IL Thalia Hall
03/10 Detroit, MI The Magic Bag
03/11 Toronto, ON Horseshoe Tavern
03/14 Cambridge, MA The Sinclair
03/18 Philadelphia, PA Underground Arts
03/19 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
03/21 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom
03/22 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom

Read More The Menzingers The Menzingers was next, showing up on stage after the inspirational speech from Independence Day. This pop-punk (although leaning more towards the punk side) band from Philadelphia …

Other shows in the area:

03/04/2017 Local Bad Bad Hats is headlining the 7th Street Entry.

03/04/2017 Former Daredevil Christopher Wright band member JE Sunde will be headlining the Turf Club in St Paul, in support of his sophomore LP Now I Feel Adored. The last time we saw Daredevil Christopher Wright, it was in 2012... so it’s been a while.

Tabah and Ayvah to open.

03/04/2017 Philadelphia punk band The Menzingers is playing the Cabooze in support of their fifth album After the Party. Jeff Rosenstock and Rozwell Kid to open.

We got a preview of their new album when we saw them in August 2016 and noted, “The Menzingers played two new songs, "Lookers" and "Thick as Thieves" which will be on their upcoming release After the Party which is due out yet this year.”

03/05/2017 BobaFlex is back in the Minnesota area, this time playing at Opinion Brewing Company in Newport.

03/06/2017 Black Joe Lewis is headlining First Avenue... his new album Backlash is available now. I’m wondering whatever happened to The Honeybears, or did he just decided to drop that name as it was just too long? Dams Of The West to open.

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