Prince's Band The NPG Set For Triumphant First Ave. Return
The group Prince called "the best band ever" is reuniting Thursday night at First Avenue in downtown Minneapolis.
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The group Prince called "the best band ever" is reuniting Thursday night at First Avenue in downtown Minneapolis.
The hottest ticket in Minneapolis is spreading business like wildfire across downtown.
One of Prince's bands is getting ready to play at First Avenue Thursday night -- and WCCO has an exclusive sneak peek.
Attorneys for Prince's family have moved a medical malpractice and wrongful death lawsuit to the county where he died.
First Avenue is expanding its reach in downtown Minneapolis.
Tuesday's show was supposed to start at 7:30 p.m., but theatre-goers were lined up outside and not being let in.
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