It's not just the big venues in the Twin Cities that will have special concerts during Super Bowl week. The Dakota Jazz Club has announced that NPG – a collection of former Prince musicians – will perform there on Feb. 2.
Andre Cymone and Kip Blackshire will be the featured vocalists in a band led by keyboardist Morris Hayes. Other players include drummer Kirk Johnson, keyboardist Tommy Barbarella, guitarist Levi Seacer, bassist Andrew Gouche, rapper Tony Mosley and dancer Damon Dickson.
Tickets will go on sale Friday at dakotacooks.com. There are performances at 7 and 9:30 p.m.
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