music
Decemberists, Iron & Wine lead a new wave of outdoor concerts at Surly's Festival Field in 2022
Friday's on-sale of the Decemberists' show marks the fourth concert in one week at the Minneapolis brewery, with more to come.
Review: Country star Kane Brown dares to show his vulnerability in Mpls.
Review: His show at Target Center was a triumph of heart, humility and humanness.
Minnesota Orchestra posts a smaller budget deficit despite the pandemic
Faced with a massive drop in revenue, the orchestra managed to narrow its shortfall to $6.3M in fiscal 2021.
6 cool things in music include Super Bowl halftime, Miranda Lambert and Trampled by Turtles
Shoutouts, too, to Dijon, Lisa Fischer and Erik Koskinen.
Our Friday best: Chris Castino, Japanese pottery, World's Toughest Rodeo and Sanford Moore
Critics' picks for entertainment in the week ahead.
'Fancy Like' singer Walker Hayes is coming to St. Paul (and Applebee's, too)
TikTok and TV commercial have taken country singer from obscurity to ubiquity.
Sony Music buys Dylan's catalog of recordings
Variety put the value of the deal at $150 million to $200 million.
From chitlin' circuit to Grammys and maybe Broadway, bluesman Bobby Rush has had a heck of a ride
Now he's headed to Minneapolis to celebrate his compelling autobiography with an acoustic show.
Aussie rocker Courtney Barnett wastes no time in no-nonsense Palace Theatre gig
REVIEW: Songs from her new album 'Things Take Time, Take Time,' offered a little escapism from the cold and chaos surrounding Saturday's show.
6 cool things in music: Kacey Musgraves, Kaytranada with H.E.R. and 'After Life' soundtrack
Shoutouts, too, to St. Dominic's Trio, Gretchen Peters and an essay on compact discs.
Minneapolis' twice-delayed Rage Against the Machine concerts are delayed again
The May 15-16, 2022, dates with Run the Jewels at Target Center will be rescheduled.
Iconoclastic Elvis Costello rocks hard on new album
He addresses youthful illusions that become adult disillusions.
Country star Kane Brown comes to Minneapolis on tour of NBA arenas
Nashville's first biracial star talks basketball, H.E.R. and being one of Time's most influential 100 people.
Our Friday best: Courtney Barnett, Winter Kite Festival, 'An Officer and a Gentleman' at the Ordway and Lisa Fischer
Critics' picks for entertainment in the week ahead.
Philly rockers Low Cut Connie ready to cut loose at First Avenue after two years of livestreaming
"We're doing this," singer Adam Weiner insisted of this month's tour, which brings his band here Saturday.
Country/pop star Kacey Musgraves burns bright in her emotional St. Paul tour opener
Review: The Texas singer's first date on her first arena-headlining tour used bright visual flourishes to offset her darker new tunes.
It's closing time for the Minneapolis soccer, bocce and music bar once known as the Nomad
Its history dates to before Prohibition, but the former 5 Corners Saloon may not be a saloon anymore after Jan. 28.
COVID cases force St. Paul Chamber Orchestra to cancel weekend concerts
For the second time in three weeks, SPCO is canceling its scheduled performances, citing positive COVID-19 tests and confirmed exposures among musicians and crew.
Winona and Red Wing music festivals are back on for 2022 with Low, Polica, Haley
Big Turn Fest takes over Red Wing's Sheldon Theatre Feb. 18-19, while the Mid West Music Fest spreads out in downtown Winona April 29-30.
Cloud Cult comes 'Out of a Hole' ahead of spring album, Minnesota Orchestra gigs
The Upper Midwest band's first album in six years will arrive March 6 before their COVID-delayed Orchestra Hall dates.