We Went There: Pulp at the Armory
On a night where much of the musical focus was a few miles away, a *different* musical legend was gracing a Minneapolis stage Saturday night. While Farm Aid drew the americana set, UK legends...
On a night where much of the musical focus was a few miles away, a *different* musical legend was gracing a Minneapolis stage Saturday night. While Farm Aid drew the americana set, UK legends...
Indie rock legends Yo La Tengo and Built to Spill brought their shot co-headling tour to St. Paul Tuesday night and delivered for what seemed like a mostly full Palace Theater. The bands, who...
Friendship brought their ragged, world-weary Americana to the 7th Street Entry on July 11th, celebrating their revelatory new album Caveman Wakes Up. They opened with the woozy “Salvage Title” and closed their main set...
On a frigid night in Minneapolis, where even a few minutes outside could cause frostbite, Jamie XX brought the heat to the Armory in Minneapolis. Touring behind his 2024 release In Waves, the DJ...
Nostalgia is a dangerous drug. We’ve seen the dark undercurrent of looking backwards, mining the “better days” in our current political morass, but music is one of those places where nostalgia can be used...
In hindsight I’m not sure why, but I was surprised to see the bold “Sold Out” sign as I walked up to the Fine Line Music Cafe for Kim Gordon’s show Friday night in...
Destroyer, the long-running project of Canadian Dan Bejar, made a stop in St. Paul Saturday as part of his solo tour and dug deeply into his catalog for a sterling 75 minute set that...
(See Jon’s whole photo set from the show HERE) There is a technical aspect to appreciating the band Altin Gün that would be a fine and reasonable basis of any review of the band....