MINNESOTA COVERS '69 LOVE SONGS' Saturday: In one of the more ambitious and certainly the most heavily populated tribute projects from...
Updated: December 22, 2012, - 02:47 PM
Leah Rule "had the biggest smile of anyone in the Twin Cities music scene," said Martin Devaney, one of the countless musicians who came up under Rule's wing at the Turf Club, a rock 'n' roll haven in St. Paul. Those musicians suffered a somber blow just before the holidays when they learned that Rule, who helped book bands at the Turf for a decade with her husband, Rob, died early Friday after a nearly two-year battle with ovarian cancer. The Twin Cities native was 44.
Updated: December 21, 2012, - 11:10 PM
The top local albums of 2012, voted on by 23 Twin Cities music writers and pundits.
Updated: December 21, 2012, - 12:15 PM
Our 11th annual Twin Cities Critics’ Tally makes a big statement about what P.O.S.’ art meant in this community. TCCT 2012 also speaks to the ever-deepening pool of young talent in the Minnesota music scene.
Updated: December 21, 2012, - 10:47 AM
The '80s blasters that shadowed Hüsker Dü play their first show in 11 years Saturday.
Updated: December 20, 2012, - 02:20 PM
ANDREW BIRD Monday: On the day David Letterman taped his show without an audience because of superstorm Sandy, this Illinois-bred indie-folk-rock...
Updated: December 15, 2012, - 03:07 PM
Greg Grease represents a new school of Twin Cities hip-hoppers.
Updated: December 13, 2012, - 03:08 PM
His dad was a hip-hop fanatic, and his fans include a lot of local rap big-wigs.
Updated: December 13, 2012, - 02:30 PM
Twin Cities singer Nicholas David (aka Nick the Feelin') remains well-grounded as he rockets to TV stardom.
Updated: December 09, 2012, - 06:10 AM
Also: Prissy Clerks' bruising debut, a busy week at Lee's Liquor Lounge and more news from the scene.
Updated: December 06, 2012, - 02:27 PM
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