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With 10 years of music under its belt and two of its members recently becoming new fathers, Mutemath is certainly a band experiencing a state of significant change. And that's what the new album, "Vitals", is all about: a way of showcasing that change, that moment in time.
From a solid couple of album releases to an amazing Easter brunch-plus-music option, here are four shows to see this weekend!
Played by the impeccable and cherub-faced Catherine Frot (who won the French equivalent of an Oscar for her performance), the titular character is narcissist so full of herself she's almost adorable.
A St. Paul bar is getting a lot of attention for a new policy to try to curb crime. You're not allowed to drink if you're under 40.
The Harlem Globetrotters are marking their 90th anniversary this year, and they came to Minnesota to celebrate.
"Creative Control," as a whole, doesn't quite congeal. The falling-in-love-with-an-augmented-reality-character plot, although it's pushed along by the film's humor and visual style, is too improbable to swallow outright. Moreover, the characters are so terrible to each other that it becomes difficult to care about them to the degree where the film's themes would pack any emotional punch.
Metallica will headline the first rock concert at the new U.S. Bank Stadium late this summer.
Paul McCartney is coming back to Minnesota! After a successful concert at Target Field in August 2014, McCartney will be taking the stage at Target Center on May 4.
Amy Schumer, the stand-up comedian and actress known for her popular Comedy Central TV series "Inside Amy Schumer" and last summer's rom-com "Trainwreck," is headed to the Twin Cities next month.
Minnesota's own Bob Dylan has been busy in the studio and will releasing his 37th album titled "Fallen Angels."
A Minnesota man is behind Disney's latest catchy characters in the box office hit "Zootopia."
A talented violinist from Duluth is winning over musical hearts nationwide. Gaelynn Lea has an unconventional approach to playing her instrument, born of necessity.
For the first time in 20 years, The Cure will be heading to the Twin Cities. The band is scheduled to play at the Xcel Energy Center on Tuesday, June 7.
It's the weekend of the release show! From a solo venture CD release at the Icehouse to a hip-hop/edm dual release show at the 7th Street Entry, here are the four shows to see for this weekend.
Two more acts have been confirmed to perform in the Grandstand Concert series during the 2016 Minnesota State Fair. Singer Bonnie Raitt and the Happy Together Tour will both be making stops at the Great Minnesota Get Together.
