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The Who postpones tour, Target Center show until spring
Singer Roger Daltrey's illness caused the band to delay the rest of its North American tour.
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Trampled on Palomino: Band members' guide to Saturday's festival
Minnesota's renowned string sextet offers its view on Saturday's second annual horse-track bash.
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JD McPherson to play Saturday's free "Prairie Home" street dance
The vintage "North Side Gal" rocker from Oklahoma will perform after the live broadcast at the Fitzgerald Theater.
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Oh fer fun: See new videos by L'Assassins and Bad Bad Hats
Both Twin Cities bands have gigs in town Friday before hitting the road again.
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Ed Sheeran brings his one-man-band act twice around to Twin Cities
REVIEW: Fans screamed as British balladeer Ed Sheeran killed them softly
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Twin Cities still aglow from three nights of Taylor Swift
A wrap-up on Swift's precise, precious three-night run in St. Paul, which made for one illuminating lovefest of a weekend.
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At Ordway, SPCO gets 'serious' with pop-inflected music
REVIEW: Season opener explored jazz, swing, folk and other idioms.
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Who's on Taylor Swift's all-star guest list for Twin Cities shows?
One of the most talked-about facets of Taylor Swift's "1989" tour is the celebrity guests who've shown up. We can think of several Minnesotan she might invite to join her over her three-night stand in St. Paul this weekend.
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Versatile Audra McDonald's star power lights up Orchestra Hall
Review: Tony-award winner was stunning in orchestra season-opener.
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Slick Taylor Swift sizzles and struts with a new persona
Review: In the first of three weekend shows at the Xcel Energy Center, a snootier new Swift appeared.
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Why does Taylor Swift have her haters?
Despite becoming the biggest and most ubiquitous pop star of our day — or more likely because of it — Taylor Swift has her fair share of detractors. Here's a look at the flip side to all the things people love about her as she begins a three-night stand in the Twin Cities.
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Twin Cities' top fall concerts blend old (Madonna) and new (Lianne La Havas)
What's big in Twin Cities pop-music concerts this fall? Look for veteran artists like the Who and Madonna in October and newer artists such as Beach House and Lianne La Havas in the coming weeks.
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