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Atmosphere’s Hometown Show Proves Time Means Nothing

Slug and Ant returned to First Avenue for a hometown stop on their Winter Carnival Tour, bringing Atmosphere back to one of Minneapolis’ most iconic stages. The sharp-witted, truth-spitting dynamic duo hit the venue to promote their latest album,


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Tom Morello and Friends: Ice Out of First Aveanue

Music as defiance. Sound as solidarity.

This was not a concert.This was a reckoning.

Ike Reilly brought the human cost into focus. His songs sounded like cracked sidewalks and kitchen-table conversations, the voice of people living between policies and consequences. It was grounding. It was honest. It hurt...


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Saxophone Great Karl Denson on The Evolution of Tiny Universe, Playing with The Stones, and more

True Longevity in the music industry is hard to come by. Building a career in music is hard, and sustaining one can be even harder. Things evolve frequently and quickly, trends come and go, and scenes change seemingly overnight. With that in mind, it is all the more impressive to see an artist with true longevity, an artist that is able to evolve and thrive over the course of...


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Trumpeter Maurice "Mobetta” Brown on Betta Days, Lessons from Silk Sonic, and more

In many musical worlds, there exists a perception of tension between tradition and innovation. Whether it’s a classic rock loyalist arguing nobody has hit a truly great riff since early Sabbath, or an old-school hip-hop head asserting the lyrical superiority of peak Rakim, any genre that has been around long enough to change is likely to have a subset of fans who prefer the ‘...


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The Happy Fits Close Out My 20s

Indie rock group The Happy Fits lit up First Avenue’s Main Room with an upbeat, joy-filled performance. Nearing a million monthly Spotify listeners and touring behi...


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