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St. Paul's newest music venue, the Treasury, banks on all-ages crowds — and inclusivity
From the same nonprofit that runs the Garage in Burnsville, the 180-capacity club serves underage fans but no alcohol.
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May 15
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Rap giant Kendrick Lamar taking 'Big Steppers' to Xcel Center in August
Conductor Xian Zhang conjures passion and power from Minnesota Orchestra
May 14
Review: Program showcased how the ensemble can adapt to a new presence on the podium.
Music
May 14
Rap giant Kendrick Lamar taking 'Big Steppers' to Xcel Center in August
The Aug. 20 date with Baby Keem falls one month into the California rapper's tour behind the new album that dropped Friday.
Variety
May 13
Two years after George Floyd's death, 'Seven Last Words of the Unarmed' will ring out in Orchestra Hall
Minnesota Orchestra marks the moment with this piece by a Black composer who wrote it "as a catharsis" after a series of police killings.
Music
May 13
6 cool things in music include Patti Smith, Jack White's brother and the Hanging Stars
Pick Six shoutouts, too, to the Fernweh, Roger Miller and Bob Dylan Center.
Variety
May 12
He's in Kanye's 'Top 5,' now Jack Harlow seeks mainstream acclaim
Review: His second major release is cocksure and witty.
Music
May 11
Smashing Pumpkins and Jane's Addiction pair up for fall tour due Nov. 4 at Xcel Center
Both of the early-'90s alt-rock bands feature three-fourths of their heyday lineups.
Variety
May 11
Bursting with color and rich with meaning, Minnesota Opera's 'Carmen' is an affair to remember
Review: In her first directing job, opera star Denyce Graves delivers a superlative staging.
Music
May 11
The big gigs: 10 concerts to see in the Twin Cities this week
Concert highlights for May 12-18 include the Cactus Blossoms, Dijon, Roger McGuinn and Jacob Collier.
Music
May 11
SPCO enlists a host of intriguing musicmakers for its 2022-23 season
German violist Tabea Zimmermann and South African cellist Abel Selaocoe will join the orchestra as artistic partners.
Music
May 10
Stars and fans alike turn out as Bob Dylan Center opens in Tulsa
With an iron gate fashioned by Dylan himself, the museum features manuscripts, films, paintings and more than 750,000 items in its digital archive.
Music
May 9
Arcade Fire coming to Minneapolis on Nov. 13 with an unplugged Beck
The tour news accompanied the release of "We" and an appearance on "SNL" over the weekend.
Music
May 7
His son Jimmy Jam made it a doubly 'Happy Birthday' for Minneapolis music great Cornbread Harris
The newly anointed Rock Hall of Famer joined his bluesman dad for a 95th birthday bash.
Music
May 6
'Justice' at last for Justin Bieber fans at his COVID-delayed Minneapolis concert
REVIEW: Friday's Target Center concert was two years in the making but still drew over 15,000.
Music
May 6
Twin Cities Pride calls up Carly Rae Jepsen to headline June 25 concert at Armory
The 'Call Me Maybe' singer will perform indoors instead of Loring Park, where the other fun is happening again.
Music
May 6
6 cool things in music include Placebo, Naomi Judd and Dee Dee Bridgewater
Pick Six gives shoutouts, too, to Stewart Copeland, Joy Oladokun and Record Store Day
Variety
May 5
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Music
May 5
Review: Miranda Lambert triumphs with daring and idiosyncratic touches
Sam Smith's new single explores self-acceptance.
TV & Media
May 5
Sheryl Crow looks back on her winding road to stardom in new documentary
"Sheryl" debuts this weekend on Showtime.
Music
May 5
The Police's drummer heads to Minneapolis to deliver a message in an oratorio
Stewart Copeland is going choral with VocalEssence and says no more Police reunions.
Music
May 5
At 95, Mpls. piano legend Cornbread Harris counts his blessings — including Jimmy Jam reconciliation
A birthday bash Friday follows the start of a new weekly gig and a reunion after 45 years with his famous producer son.
Music
May 4
The big gigs: 10 concerts to see in the Twin Cities this week
Concert highlights for May 5-11 include the Biebs, Interpol, Snoh Aalegrea, Tai Verdes and the Under the Canopy series kickoff.
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