Prince Postpones Online Ticket Sales For European Tour, Cites 'Vulture' Resale Sites
With Prince, first it was the Internet and its music streaming services. Now, Prince is taking on ticket resale websites.
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With Prince, first it was the Internet and its music streaming services. Now, Prince is taking on ticket resale websites.
The Sound Unseen film festival launches this Wednesday, again bringing music-lovers in Minnesota insight into artists both obsurce and beloved, histories of creative titans and audio visionaries, and examples of how art can change the world.
Did you think you would never see Justin Bieber in concert? Well, never say never. There will be one less lonely girl as the Biebs returns to Minneapolis on June 19, 2016.
The Sound Unseen film festival opens this Wednesday in St. Paul with a documentary that is pure musical jubilee. "Mavis!" is a joyous and celebratory look at the life of Mavis Staples.
Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar was on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" Monday night to talk about how much work there still needs to be done before the legislative branch reaches full gender parity.
CBS continues its tradition as a key holiday destination with merry programming throughout the season.
Women in wartime is the central theme of Daniel Barber's The Keeping Room, a chamber piece wherein two sisters and their former female slave fend off rape and rampage during the Civil War.
Some valuable and fragile instruments had to be carefully moved through downtown Minneapolis Wednesday. The Claire Givens Violin shop is being forced out of its long-time location.
One of the preeminent drag shows in the region lost a significant portion of its talent bench last week, according to the show's Facebook page. The "Ladies of La Femme" show has been a mainstay at the Gay 90's for decades. Last week, the show's director Nina DiAngelo said that she and three other headliners were no longer going to be performing at the venue.
A popular radio DJ is returning to Twin Cities airwaves next week after she took a 7-month leave of absence to deal with the stress and legal complications of being stalked for over a year.
Last year's winner of AMA's Favorite County album is on his way to Target Center this April.
The city of Anoka has the largest Halloween parade in Minnesota. It kicked off this afternoon with an airplane show above the parade route. Floats and marching bands made their way through the crowds.
A Minnesota college jazz ensemble plans to tour Cuba next spring. St. Olaf College in Northfield received an invitation from the Cuban Ministry of Culture to have its jazz ensemble perform a series of concerts in Havana.
As part of its Halloween weekend offerings, the Walker Art Center is screening something of a cinematic treat: Apichatpong Weerasethakul latest film, the "Cemetery of Splendor." Like the director's Palme D'Or winning 2010 work "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives," "Cemetery" explores aspects of spirituality and brings them to life under the shadow of Thailand's troubling political realities.
To step into the Iran of Jafar Panahi is to encounter a world where an internationally celebrated director isn't allowed to make movies. Five years ago, Panahi was charged with propaganda against the Iranian government and told he couldn't make movies for 20 years. Still, Panahi has persisted, making films about his house arrest (such as 2011's This Is Not A Film, which was sneaked out of the country in a cake) and doing odd jobs, like driving a taxi.
