What to Do in the Twin Cities This Week
Each week, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine editors round up the best events, concerts, and shows that are on their radar.
View ArticleEssential Minnesota Albums from 2024
Here's what we were listening to on repeat this year.
View ArticleLandon Conrath Is Taking a Breath
The local musician and songwriter has been busy making music and touring these past few years. Now, he’s excited to not have a plan.
View ArticleBlue Ox Music Festival Announces 2025 Lineup
The music festival is set to feature headliners Orville Peck, Margo Price, and Greensky Bluegrass.
View ArticleTracing the Red Thread
The singer Sarah Larsson is bringing traditional Eastern European music to the Twin Cities folk scene.
View ArticleHinterland Announces 2025 Lineup
Tyler, The Creator, Kacey Musgraves, and Lana Del Rey are set to headline the Iowa music festival.
View ArticleMinnesota Yacht Club Announces 2025 Lineup
Get ready to jam out to Hozier, Alabama Shakes, Remi Wolf, Weezer, and more.
View ArticleA Brief History of Instruments in Minnesota
From the 30-ton organ known as the “Voice of Minneapolis” to Whoopee John’s concertina to Prince’s cloud guitar, Minnesotans have a long history with interesting instruments.
View ArticleMusic by the Mississippi Returns for Year Two
Treasure Island’s summer festival adds a second day of music featuring acts like Shane Smith and The Saints, Shakey Graves, and Soul Asylum.
View ArticleIn Conversation with the Okee Dokee Brothers
Video-conference in on our conversation with the Grammy Award–winning children’s folk duo.
View ArticleBasilica Block Party Canceled for 2025
The popular Minneapolis music festival has been put on pause after returning in 2024 following a two-year hiatus.
View ArticleJustin Vernon Announces Bon Iver’s Newest Album
SABLE, fABLE is set to release April 11, and the first single “Everything is Peaceful Love” features a video directed by John Wilson.
View ArticleBreakaway Music Festival Announces 2025 Lineup
The massive EDM festival is coming back to Allianz Field, with headliners John Summit, Tiësto, and Alison Wonderland.
View ArticleDan Wilson Announces Solo Instrumental Album Good Night, Los Angeles
The piano album is the Semisonic leader's first instrumental release, offering a glimpse into his creative process.
View ArticleTwin Cities Jazz Festival Announces 2025 Headliners
Catherine Russell and Emmet Cohen Trio are amongst the artists from across the country headlining the two-day free festival.
View ArticleBlake Morgan Talks Voces8 and Choir
We’re right on top of one of the most robust choral music scenes in the country.
View ArticleMinnesota Orchestra Unveils 2025-2026 Season
Dessa returns, cellist Yo-Yo Ma performs, and more.
View ArticleWell With: Mary Bue
Yoga teacher and musician Mary Bue talks dancing in the mornings, how music is her catharsis, and her love for Pizza Lucé.
View ArticleTaste of Minnesota Announces 2025 Lineup
The free two-day festival includes headliners Ludacris, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, and Cheap Trick alongside local artists.
View ArticleHaven Watch Co. Releases First Avenue Timepiece
The limited-edition watch was crafted in honor of the 55th anniversary of the Minneapolis music venue.
View ArticleWhere to Shop in the Twin Cities for Record Store Day
Don’t miss out on a day full of exclusive vinyl hunting and music.
View ArticleIn Conversation with Alan Sparhawk and Phil Elverum
The indie rock legends behind Low and The Microphones will be performing at First Avenue this week.
View ArticleUnder the Canopy Outdoor Concert Lineup Announced
The Belfast Cowboys, Davina and The Vagabonds, and the New Orleans Suspects take the stage at the Hook and Ladder's outdoor concert series.
View ArticleAnnual Prince Celebration to Honor His 1985 Accomplishments
The annual gathering has a weekend of live music, panel discussions, and unreleased content from the vault to share with Prince fans.
View ArticleLowertown Sounds Announces Concert Lineup
The free outdoor concert series features 20 local bands across nine summer nights, including Flamin’ Oh’s, The New Standards, and Kiss the Tiger.
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