Tyler, The Creator stopped through Minneapolis this past weekend on his Call Me If You Get Lost tour, with support from Kali Uchis, Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown. An amazing lineup of openers warmed up the crowd for Tyler, The Creator. Despite a 45-minute delay
GIG GOER caught up with Kate Bollinger ahead of her performance at Minneapolis’ Fine Line. Currently supporting Faye Webster on her spring tour, Kate Bollinger’s dreamy vocals and rich live production served as a perfect introduction to the show. We snapped a few portraits just
Gracie Abrams gave a magical and intimate performance at 7th St Entry this week on the third night of her This Is What It Feels Like tour. Major buzz surrounded Gracie Abrams’ Minneapolis show, with fans remarking on the privilege of seeing her in a
Remi Wolf put on a stunning performance at Minneapolis’ First Avenue last week, touring in support of her 2021 debut album Juno. Remi Wolf rocketed onto the First Avenue stage after several minutes of the audience chanting “Remi, Remi, Remi.” The screams prompted by her
Kacey Musgraves’ ‘star-crossed: unveiled’ tour kicked off last week in St. Paul, MN with support from openers King Princess and MUNA. The ‘star-crossed: unveiled’ tour began with a beautiful, all-too-short set from MUNA. The trio, composed of Katie Gavin, Josette Maskin and Naomi McPherson, are
The Aces brought their Under My Influence tour to Minneapolis last week, putting on an amazing show for their dedicated fans. Toronto-based The Beaches warmed up the crowd with a charming, high-energy set. Despite some technical glitches with sound (the band didn’t have a chance
CHVRCHES’ ‘Screen Violence’ tour made a long-awaited stop in Minneapolis last week. Donna Missal warmed up the crowd with stunning vocals and new tunes. It was an absolute delight to witness her live performance. Missal is timid yet strong and so unbelievably graceful in the
The Driver Era kicked off their ‘Girlfriend Tour’ with a stunning sold-out show in Minneapolis, MN this week. The Driver Era, consisting of brothers Rocky and Ross Lynch, put on a fabulous Monday night show. Touring in celebration of their sophomore album Girlfriend, a TDE
JPEGMAFIA returned to Minneapolis last weekend for a stunning sold-out show in First Avenue’s mainroom. The LA-based artist, referred to fondly by many of his fans as “Peggy,” drew in numbers despite the freezing rain. As the crowd slowly funneled in, the anticipation built. Opener
Brooklyn-based Crumb graced the Fine Line stage last week, touring in celebration of their sophomore album Ice Melt. duendita (stage name of Candance Camacho) warmed up the crowd with an ever-evolving set accompanied by bassist Noah Becker. Her debut album, direct line to My Creator,
