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Of Monsters and Men Captivate at Two Night Palace Theater Run

Of Monsters and Men returned to the Twin Cities for a two-night run at Saint Paul’s Palace Theatre. The historic, semi-restored venue was the perfect setting for an evening of beautiful soundscapes.

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Jazz Guitar Legend John Scofield on Combo 73, His Friendship with Miles, and more

The word ‘legend’ can mean many things. In the context of music, a legend can refer to an artist whose star burned exceptionally bright for a short time, an artist with an exceptionally long career, or artist whose work inspired subsequent generations of musicians. A common throughline of all of these, and nearly any definition of ‘legend,’ is impact. To be considered one of ...

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David Byrne Shows the Orpheum Theatre Who He Is

David Byrne is one of a kind.

The former Talking Heads frontman rolled into Minneapolis’ Orpheum Theatre on Monday, the first of a two-night bill, for his href="https://whoisthesky.davidbyrne.com/tour/" rel="...

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Guitar Ace Daniel Donato on his Nashville upbringing, the evolution of Cosmic Country, and more

Reports of the guitar’s demise are nearly as old as widespread popularity of the instrument itself. Whether it be because of perceived threats by an upstart genre like Hip-Hop or EDM, perceived cultural shifts away from the instrument, or technological innovations elsewhere in the industry, there’s a never-ending dialogue surrounding the instrument’s supposed demise. While su...

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Vinnie Amico of moe. on 35 Years as a Band, Circle of Giants, and more

For many reasons, true longevity in the music industry is hard to come by. Trends are always changing, as are artists’ creative interests. Sometimes personalities clash, sometimes bands simply get tired of each other. For every band that lasts five years, there are (at least) a hundred that don’t. Different groups have different recipes for overcoming these odds, but regardle...

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