Jon Bream
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10 reasons to be amped for summer concerts
This spring, it seemed like all the news about summer concerts was bad. But as we combed the concert calendar through Labor Day, we were pleasantly surprised to find plenty of cool trends to get us excited.
Updated: May 24, 2013, - 10:49 AM
One Direction, Pistol Annies and more: 10 reasons to get amped about Twin Cities summer concerts
10 reasons for music fans to still get amped for summer concerts.
Updated: May 23, 2013, - 09:57 AM
A night with Prince: 'This is real time'
After decades of silence, the Minnesota rocker opens up: “This is real time.”
Updated: May 19, 2013, - 09:49 AM
Promoter Sue McLean, force in Twin Cities music scene, dies at 63
Sue McLean, the force behind Basilica Block Party and zoo concerts, has died at age 63.
Updated: May 18, 2013, - 10:00 AM
Rejuvenated Prince looks forward: 'I want to work with young people'
As he prepares to turn 55 on June 7, the Minnesota music legend is turning a new page with a 23-year-old manager and his new female backup band, 3rdEyeGirl, featuring a 22-year-old drummer he discovered on the Internet.
Updated: May 16, 2013, - 06:49 PM
Rodriguez is sweeter than sugar, man
Star of Oscar-winning movie was more musically satisfying in sold-out St. Paul concert than on film.
Updated: May 16, 2013, - 07:41 AM
Music spotlight: Rodriguez
A 2012 movie, appearances on Letterman and Leno and an Oscar have created an audience for Rodriguez, 70, who sounds a bit like Cat Stevens with a protest streak.
Updated: May 10, 2013, - 01:17 PM
Bruce Swedien, godfather of Twin Cities recording, returns home
After a Grammy-winning career, recording engineer Bruce Swedien is back in Minneapolis for one last album.
Updated: May 10, 2013, - 01:12 PM
Lindsey Buckingham, not Nicks, carries Fleetwood Mac
Live-wire Lindsey Buckingham, not croaky Stevie Nicks, carried Fleetwood Mac Sunday night at the X.
Updated: April 29, 2013, - 05:57 AM
From Beastie Boys to Megadeth, Tim Carr championed outsiders
APPRECIATION: From the Twin Cities, where he was born, to Thailand, where he died, puckish impresario Tim Carr always had an eye for artistry, whether it was David Byrne or the Beastie Boys.
Updated: April 26, 2013, - 11:41 AM
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